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Gigantic pop for that in my living room. My daughter always picks the sad lads from Switzerland, which seems to have been a recurring theme of their entries the last few years, but she might be on to something this year as Nemo has grown on me massively. Switzerland to win the juries, Croatia to win the televote, with Finland doing well in both to take the overall crown and so that we get the Moomin interval act we all deserve next year.

A fairly massive one.

Eurovision~!

It transmits a network signal down electrical cable alongside the electricity. One end plugs in near your router and a cable goes into that. Another powerline adapter plugs in at the other end and devices in that location can connect via that. However, there are limitations based on how everything is wired up (from the electrical side). I'd definitely recommend getting them from somewhere that does easy returns in case you hit a hiccup. Only in the sense that you'll be adding additional devices to your network so if you're caning massive downloads simultaneously on every device you'll probably notice.

Sorted.

You can't catch lightning in a bottle twice. As it has been for every contest this decade since Rotterdam (the once that happened).

You've been partially beaten to that. The European League of Football resurrected a lot of the NFL Europe names to use so Frankfurt Galaxy, Rhein Fire etc are actually running as teams now. https://europeanleague.football/

If I were to describe it in two words they would be "full" and "on."

Treat yourself to the orchestral version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fdQIqY8ZV4

Just a quick reminder that it's Eurovision week. Semi Final 1 is tomorrow on BBC One at 8pm You can get your semi-scorecards from the Beeb here. For the first time the Big 5 (+host) will perform during the semis rather than just being shown as a video snippet, even though they're already guaranteed a spot in the final. Watch out for Windows95man (now with a blurred out logo, hence the Rules Applied Version tag on this).

1) A long network cable, ideally armoured so animals don't gnaw through it. 2) Powerline adapters that can run network signals down mains wiring (saves doing a run each for power and networking) 3) A wireless point-to-point bridge. (This would be pretty expensive and wildly over-engineered for a shed)

I went to a fun little place in London today. It's an old church in Mayfair that has become a food court. Nowhere near Hammersmith, sorry Bacon. https://secretldn.com/mercato-mayfair-italian-food-hall/

Stop right now! Thank you very much.

Happy Birthday Dev.