What power?

What babe?

A study of 170 people?!? That seems a little low as an n count to be drawing such sweeping conclusions from.

I dont mind it, but I dont like things changing that I am used to (its an autistic thing), so the loss of the 'Save' marker threw me a little earlier. An adjustable setting would be great for this, maybe an either/or thing

Old Man's War by John Scalzi - not high literature by any means, but a fun read nonetheless. Currently reading the sequel, The Ghost Brigades, which is equally as fun :)

I was in the same position this morning, after the last update.

Swipe the post/comment to the left and it should save it.

'All your base are belong to us'

Also Stargate Universe - it is a shame that it was cancelled after only two series, as it was getting quite good

Ultimately, you know more about your situation than anyone else on here. Multitools can be a boon if you do not have access to any other tools, but they invariably are not as good as specialised tools - they are very much the jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none in the tool world... I would still, if you are on a very strict budget, suggest you get some decent pliers, a decent set of screwdrivers, a hammer etc, rather than sink ~£100 into a good and usable multitool (if you buy a cheap, Chinese one, it may not last/hold up if you use it robustly).

Multitools do a multitude of things 'ok' - typically they will not be as good as a specialised tool, but in a pinch, if they are all you have to hand they will do just fine. If you are working at home, or in a workshop, I would suggest investing in the tools you need to do the jobs in hand and add to that tool kit as you need to.

Upvoting just for the 'innit'!!

To be honest, I have no idea - she is a mongrel mix (if that is the right term for a cat), no pedigree to refer back to... I have had cats in the past, however, with similar patterns that our vet has referred to as "silver marl" tabbies.