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There were no designers though. It was an extensible public computer network built on a matured academic network that was itself built on a military experiment. Do you meanTim Berners-Lee? I dont think he had a vision beyond making access easier for non brainiacs initially. I was exposed to the...

I know the trigger levels for some folk on these things are exceptionally low.

I hate all the b0ll0ck5 around AI. I mean yes, there is a profound leap in computing power taking place - which potentailly has loads of benefits. What is it being used for though? Generating trailers for 1950s versions of Star Wars, producing stupid pics like the one above, making it harder for...

Latest study confirms AI is making humanity more stupid than it already is.

Back of the pad/holder hitting the fork isn't the end of the world as long as there is clearance enough to the rim.

These Shimano 600 wide profile cantis? (on a bike I just got hold of, hence the ming)

'They're for my mum.'

Everytime I see these purple Carltons I think '10 Silk Cut please.'

I've had success using this method before on a French threaded fixed cup- must have got lucky as I only used an M12 bolt and a stack of washers and some scrap 3mm steel on the outside face of the cup. I did also heat the outside of the cup then lay it flat before applying wax (birthday cake...

But a great thing to rescue and put back on the road.

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Thanks - will get a build thread going when this has its time.

Controversial! Worst invention of all time for me. Even if you think the deterrent qualities are to be lauded said deterrent is built on threats of Megadeath. How can you celebrate something that would end civilisation in 30 minutes?

Seller offered for £50 so I bagged this. So far I've not found a frame no. where I'm told Allin's should have them (L: Chainstay). Allin afficianodos will say this is post the Stan Butler / Peter Cobb era so not a proper Allin. Its most likely to have been built by Cliff Shrub given the 531ST...

Bit dissapointed the staff don't dress like this.

Its fine to say they drilled em back in the day - but in back in the day they were new, virgin aluminium. Now they are 40, 50 year old, aged and more brittle. My eyes did pop slightly when I saw the posts above with recent dillings of old stems (I'm assuming relatively recent anyways). I think...

Everyone's garage or shed in the 70s had an everlasting pot of Castrol LM guarded by a dad fearful of kids making an even bigger mess.

Copper grease on underwear eh?:LOL:

Copper grease would also be a no no.

I'm the right height and 25 miles away from it. Its aquired racing wheels and gearing...and I'm not that keen on red bikes..and have no space. hmmm