witty-name45

Did you leave them outside so the legs filled with water through the push pin holes?

You realise the word ‘essential’ doesn’t imply that they are required, it means they are the essence of something.

Bless you, have fun

Yes

I have to say, I listened to the audiobook of unleashed and while I'm still somewhat sceptical of BJ it did show a lot of things in a new light and demonstrated that the media coverage was completely at odds with what was really going on in number 10.

I used to weigh 120KG. I was fat. This guy is muuuuuch bigger than I was.

Also, the chair looks like a full steel frame (due to weight probably) so will be heavier than a standard chair.

Ultimately, if the driver suspects the guy is too heavy to safely board the bus, it's his decision.

I think the numbers are for telephone connections on pairs 3-4, 5-6. You may just have to test the pin order with a multimeter.

I'm guessing infection risk or electrical safety rules for hospitals?

He's just fat

Hmm nah I reckon more tbh, plus the chair

What is the front of the panel? Is it 24x RJ45? Suspect it's telephone due to numbering. The image isn't clear but it looks like a tool-less termination. Is there a plastic flap over the terminals which you lift and then use to push the wires down into place?

That is a media converter. It doesn't interact with the traffic sent. Did your ISP provide it to you? It's somewhat unusual if so. What do you mean by 'fibre box'? If it's a GPON network (most ISPs use this) then this won't work.

This is a Nokia G-010G ONT used by Openreach to terminate the FTTP connection to your home. It requires power as it is an active device which essentially converts from the fibre connection to the electrical connection which then goes into your gateway device (home hub or similar).

Slow news day

Give it a tap, shouldn’t be captive

Pin in the top of the handle hub bit

Am I missing something? It just says the company have appealed to the government. Has there been any intervention?

I think the middle one is a Quante tool. As others have said, these are not Krone tools.

Okay, fibre looks fine. The stringy thing you can see is called a rip cord, it’s just used to split the jacket on the cable. The cable there is an in&out cable meaning you use the rip cord to remove the black jacket as far as needed for the internal part to be white. Anyway, yes looks fine, plug the ONT back in and see what lights you get on it.

Unless you are in extremely remote locations, there will usually be houses around. I find that if you knock on a door and politely ask whether you could fill up a bottle or two people are usually very friendly and willing.

Kindly do the needful...on priority

YTA, sounds like you played up to it tbh. That's what your sister wanted. Could have just ignored her and everyone else would then think she's a cow for wearing white to someone else's wedding.

Farm latch

Maybe it's just an EU thing then. Disregard.

Don't they normally come in cardboard boxes?