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the autopilot is already out, if your not familiar with tesla they are already doing everything they claim, auto drive, auto park etc this is nothing new for them just at a reduced price now they have the economy of scale, my concern is the interior build quality may suffer, but we will see, I'm definitely interested. The world needs more Elon Musks. I really think they are making all other car manufacturers look quite silly with their backwards attitude with regards to technology, the top of the range features of say a BMW all come standard on the new Tesla.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/161138986 psst it was yesterday, what makes you think its a let down? Same performance as the previous versions for half the price?

It just so happens to come out when my Leaf lease expires, interested to know what the actual UK price will be.

For anyone with a Oneplus 2 OxygenOS 3.0 "community" build (Marshmallow Android 6) is here https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oxygenos-3-0-community-build-now-available-for-oneplus-2.439059/ Disclaimer!! Use at your own risk this is not a final build, just posting for your information! I havent had a chance to update yet.

I need to have a break (Kit-Kat), have that Friday feeling (Crunchie), cant go on anymore I'm going to P-P-P-Pickup (Penguin) a Magnum (Magnum...the ice cream?)

Firstly, avoid burgers with fried eggs, the yolk WILL explode and drip onto your fingers turning into glue when in contact with bun leading to premature bun failure and falling meat chunks. (with exception to the sausage and egg baguette, but that's not a burger) Secondly upon arrrival of your burger, don't rush in, assess the situation, is it even, is the filling centralized ( a lopsided hash brown will ruin your day), don't be afraid to rebuild your burger, we have already accepted you will get messy fingers. Thirdly, any overhang? Get rid of it either tear off the lettuce overgrowth or graze it off. Finally consume WITH HANDS, but beware once you have picked up the burger, don't for one second think you can put it down, when not eating burger hold to one side while shovelling fries in with other hand. Enjoy PS was going to try and sneak in a Furburger reference but I don't think this is the place for it.

I had this dilemma 2 years ago with my cat, her breathing became noisy, which she had had before but generally sorted itself after a big sneeze, and the mess that goes with it, but this was different and she was old I knew if I took her to the vets she wasn't coming back, not ashamed to say I wept at the vets, she was 18 years old and I had had her since I was 10, most of my lifes major events she was around for. She was a massive wuss to the point I had been living with my GF for 5 years or so and she still wouldn't let her stroke her and would run off, so I was really all she had.

All started as fun and games now it's getting Nazi

Don't see what problem are.

Number 9 did it for me:hat:

Didn't realize how cheap the Zoe was (my leaf would have been nigh on £30k before all deductions etc), or I would have given it another look, sounds like it has the same range and most of the features of the leaf, climate timer etc does it use the same rapid chargers as the leaf? Have the option of a 4 hour charge at home aswell?

Also depends whether you go for device or user cals, apparently user cals aren't properly restricted when the limit is hit but device cals are, from my limited understanding anyway:confused:. We have just gone through signing up for a new agreement which included rds cals. Best bet is to speak to a reseller, @VeryPC dealt with ours and were a great help.

This was my gripe with the leaf, those stupid headlamps if it wasnt for them it would look like a standard hatchback, doesn't bother me too much though. Also to add to the OP if looking at getting a new car consider sites like drivethedeal.com they are a brokers and negotiate the best deals with the forecourts, won't necessarily be a local garage you get it from but can save thousands, and you still buy it from the garage just the initial savings have been pre arranged by drivethedeal.com For example Ford ecoboost hatchback zetec list price for standard is £15,500 drive the deal have it at £12786. YOUR WELCOME!

So I've been looking into leasing for ages and finally took the plunge beginning of October ad went for a Nissan Leaf all electric, same stats as the Zoe above basically (but nicer and with better gadge IMHO) previous car was a 2011 1.6TDCI Seat Leon, here's how the figures worked out for me: Leon purchased £10,000 had for 2 years resold for £5800 (height of the VW scandal ) Fuel per month £175, 50 mile round trip daily So straight away fuel and depreciation cost me £8400 in 2 years Nissan Leaf (showroom car so loads of extras), Deposit £3500 Monthly lease £130 Charging £1 per night Total cost over 2 years £7350 Plus its got me almost £3k leftover from Seat sale, I'm straight into a shiny new car, minimal servicing cost, zero tax, free recovery if I run out of juice. Combined with free chargers at every motorway services means I could drive to Scotland for free! I've been converted to leasing and electric cars and look forward to getting the new 200 mile leaf in 2 years time.

Had one of these not long ago,dented, shedlike, lowered, dump valve, mildly tuned 235-240bhp BEAST!

They remoted in said there was a known bug of some sort, seems to be working at the moment.

We are having real issues with this update, wondering if anyone else is having problems. Issues are certain staff cant run the console at all, I can run it and see machines listed but not connect to any of them, then sometimes it will let me. Had no issues with the previous version and this update has been installed the same way as previous updates. So currently none of IT support can connect to anything with it....

2 elephants fell off a cliff, BOOM BOOM! Why did Adele cross the road? To say hello from the other side.

I'd sell mine its one of these Fitbit Flex £40?

Back of the drawer, too fiddly pulling it out to charge up every few days, and I personally struggled with the strap, tricky to get it on, it was quite good though and I used the vibrate alarm on it which worked well.

Sorry to resurrect but Google led me here! @SchoolsBroadband we are opening a primary in September and would like for it to utilize out internet connection, filtering etc, and have been recommended an EAD circuit, the new primary obviously has nothing at the moment so would need a fibre putting in, but our school currently has 1GB Virgin connection would this be used with the BT EAD or would we also need another fibre putting in? TIA!

Quote of the day right there!

For the remote?

bbc live feed is good, sounds like the situation is going suprisingly well, 3 terrorists killed and loads of hostages out, think its still ongoing though.

Africa Live: Shooting at hotel in Mali's capital - BBC News Hopefully this has a better ending then last Friday, interesting to see how much news coverage it gets. No-one interested? 3 people dead so far?