Broadband broken by old TV (say BT)...

[Crackle]

Sorry Jeffrey, for some unknown reason I always have problems spelling your name, I normally find a post and look it up.
I have the same problem with most words which have identical sounds but different spellings.
The  worst one I can never remember is which cheap or cheep to use, I seem to use the words a lot but I can never remember which is which.
But for some strange reason I can always remember the correct use of their and there, maybe I was traumatised at school by a teacher in my childhood for getting them wrong.

Mike

[ppppenguin]

Totally off topic but "my" museum has now been renamed. The Geffrye Museum is now called Museum of the Home. Lovely place and well worth visiting when it re-opens.

They couldn't even spell the name of my cat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffroy%27s_cat

You can judge me by the company I keep: Bezos, Dahmer and Archer! Perhaps I should go by my middle name

Contrary to my previous statements there are some real life physical phenomena that may correctly be described as digital. The quantum hall effect comes to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Hall_effect But as soon as quantum mechanics are involved, physical interpretation is a very hairy subject indeed. The disagreements over different quantum theory interpretations make the big-endian/little-endian arguments (whether in computer science or Gulliver) seem very minor.

[Panrock]

Equally off topic, the three pictures attached were shot at the Geffrye Museum - in the '80s and 90s. Apologies that they're rather small.

Steve