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General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A / Re: New Computer
« Last post by Clive on Today at 08:37 »
I will see about that.
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General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A / Re: New Computer
« Last post by Simon on February 05, 2026, 19:59 »
Can you not save them as files then move them over?
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General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A / Re: New Computer
« Last post by Clive on February 05, 2026, 19:36 »
I've managed  to transfer  a lot of bookmarks over to the Win   11 Lenovo but I'm  stuck on  Notepad. 









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General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A / Re: New Computer
« Last post by Simon on February 05, 2026, 17:20 »
Well done!  Assuming it's Windows 11, we will expect to see you when you've found everything.  ::)
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General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A / New Computer
« Last post by Clive on February 05, 2026, 15:39 »
At long  last I've commissioned the  new computer I bought last May.  Mrs. Clive took  pity on me and helped me set it up before my ancient PC Specialist computer  conked out.

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Sports & Games / Re: Amazing Facts
« Last post by Clive on February 04, 2026, 18:42 »
Could well be.
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Sports & Games / Re: Amazing Facts
« Last post by Simon on February 04, 2026, 15:28 »
It looks to me to be about the size of a small sheep. 
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Sports & Games / Re: Amazing Facts
« Last post by Clive on February 04, 2026, 14:33 »
Hard to judge its size without a background reference.
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Sports & Games / Re: Amazing Facts
« Last post by Simon on February 04, 2026, 11:50 »
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The world's largest rodent, the capybara, lives in Venezuela, where the furry animal is considered to be a delicacy.   It plays an important role in wetland ecosystems, and it shows how local culture and religious practices influence food traditions, even for unusual animals

It's not quite what I expected ...

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Sports & Games / Amazing Facts
« Last post by Clive on February 04, 2026, 11:40 »
Monarch butterfly wings are covered in thousands of tiny scales, and their black and orange pattern warns predators that they are toxic.  Monarch butterflies breathe through holes on the sides of their bodies instead of using lungs. 
 
Through radiocarbon dating, scientists in 2014 determined that cave paintings in the Maros district of Sulawesi, Indonesia were older than previously believed—dating back about 40,000 years. That made its depiction of an ancient “pig-deer” or babirusa the oldest figurative art in the world.

African lions catch about 20% of the prey they chase. Dragonflies catch 95%.

 The world's largest rodent, the capybara, lives in Venezuela, where the furry animal is considered to be a delicacy.   It plays an important role in wetland ecosystems, and it shows how local culture and religious practices influence food traditions, even for unusual animals

Most of what we know about Shakespeare's life is based on circumstantial evidence.
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