I have to admit this rather caught the eye

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44879378

Crews announced for first missions to ISS for Boeing and SpaceX

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/nasa-names-first-astronauts-to-boeing-spacex-spaceships/ar-BBLsvWU?ocid=spartandhp

Just going to bung this little tool in, I think it might come in handy when thinking of buying a car.

http://carboncounter.com/

Hi all,

My mate's son is about to embark on building his first games PC. I was wondering what would be the best specs for a £1000 budget Inc everything (monitor to mouse).
I will post their ideas when I get home on Tuesday.

I know Data has a smart meter. I just changed my energy supplier and am wondering what benefits smart meters bring. Mainly because my old supplier said I had to have one fitted, but I couldn't be bothered with the fuss.

For years I have just been doing readings and submitting them (or they do), and that seemed sufficient to know how much energy I use.

I've cut my electricity usage down with LED bulbs and a fluorescent was fitted in the bath room. So that's seems good.

But does a smart meter help reduce energy usage even more ?

Data, you did comment on this one time, but I forget where now

Thanks

This is pretty cool:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-44529509/will-norway-s-electric-plane-take-off