good. The first 2 are heaving cesspits of hatred. Of all the current tech platforms only Youtube can be said to add value to society.

well, my Saturday just filled up! Popcorn and paint drying!

I would rather watch paint dry.

It's all lowest common denominator rubbish.

.. OK, I'm a stay at home parent who is home schooling his child...!

you are correct. Choose an 8 hour window to consume calories in, consume nothing but water, black coffee, or white/green/black tea outside that window (hot drinks made just from the base ingredient of coffee or tea, no sugar, milk, cream, or anything like that).

Anyone who's ever used a London cabby will value the brevity of the journey when you ask for a recommended hotel near a certain landmark/street, or if you're in a rush to get to a meeting in an obscure area and there's a traffic jam on the normal route. It's shocking how little local knowledge can be required elsewhere.

I'm following this with interest. Right now the 5yo can't even turn on the TV because it's controlled from a remote switch hung where he can't reach it, but the prospect of sleeping past 6.30/7am on weekends is most intriguing.

If you're using a Roku, there's no way to stop them switching profiles to watch whatever they want. Or channels.

Also, Amazon/Netflix's definition of things categorized as "suitable for children" is drastically different from mine. Some are too scary, others too violent, and some just teach kids about whining or disrespect.

Most of the time I find those people never bothered to look, or haven't discovered "new" features like the Scheduling Assistant.

disconnect it from the internet.

I advise that on general principle, anyway.

Remain wasn't undermined by poor results in the north of England. The vast majority of England, with the notable exceptions of London, Oxfordshire (Oxford University) and a few others, voted to leave.

This has been an interesting vote, to say the least. Essentially, as a friend put it, England has finally voted for unity in Ireland and Scottish independence.

That's most unfair. Some of the Daily Mail is statistics too.

And I want all journalists to stop adding a -gate suffix to political scandals! Also, Santa, I would like...