Went out and had a look at my snow (tonnes in Denmark) and couldn't really see much structure to it either. Oh well

Yes. Some guy has gone into quite a lot of detail about different types of snow and the flake structure etc

Software like Dreamweaver are useful to some extent and for some things like quick edits where having a visual representation is useful. Webplus from Serif, on the other hand, is a complete waste of money and time and the sites rarely work properly.

Nice, but alas no option for that for me.

True, but I never had a password/code to get into my phone anyway, but access to accounts is pretty limited on my phone for fear of theft etc.

Oh, and to clarify, I mean the screen that pops u with a 'Slide to unlcok' bit, as opposed to just getting rid of the passcode bit.

Alas, there is no option for that on my phone unless I root. But it wonøt root for some reason so I have to use an app.

I hadn't thought of dropbox. But I never had a code even when there was a lockscreen, so I guess I've just got to hope it isn't stolen!

My phone certainly doesn't unless you root it. And my phone won't root for some reason so I have to use an app like this. The point still stands though, do people actually like lockscreens?

Does anyone else use an app that gets rid of the lockscreen altogether? I can't be the only one that hates the lockscreen, it just feels like a waste of space. I'm using an app called no-lock (owtte) and have not had any pocket dialling issues.

Having said that, looking at the photo again, it seems that may actually be a Morrisons... well well well

They're a bit of a let down. Imagine plain crisps with a chicken stock cube crumbled over them and you have roast chicken flavour.

Haha, especially around Christmas. France have the digital labels though and they are pretty common in Denmark. I seem to remember a place in Germany had them but I'm not there often so can't be certain.

Morrisons? My god, we were lucky to get price tags at Morrisons when I lived in the UK

Hate to sound like 'that guy', but this is VERY old. They have them in all of the nicer supermarkets in Europe (though sadly not the UK)

If you're worried about eBay and suchlike being a little dodgy, try and find a local camera shop (as in a specialist shop for professionals instead of a chain). It may be a little more expensive than on the internet, but if they're any good they will at least offer some kind of aftercare

beat me to it.

In this case, I'd say it actually facilitates comments regarding each gadget.

Honestly, no-one really knows. That doesn't mean it didn't happen or couldn't have happened, in the same way that, 150 years ago, we didn't no about DNA and so on. Maybe we'll know in another 150 years time... maybe not.

Which is why the original Star Wars trilogy is way cooler than Avatar (or the prequel trilogy)