Assume v. Presume

Now then. I was trying to get that one in, but I'm tired and couldn't work out how:mad: Because to qualify, they should have been all the right ones, which they are not.:frantic:
 
They were talking about 3D printing, and the reporter (not the geeks themselves) said it when referring to potential applications. I can't remember the exact phrase, I was recovering from the irritation.
 
I have lots of different use cases. It is one of my little obsessions to have the right size and shape for each and every occasion.
 
Heard on the news on holiday:

"Illegal immigration is against the law."

Really?
 
Logical tautologies are neither refutable nor verifiable under any condition by axiomatic necessity.
 
Trev said:
Logical tautologies are neither refutable nor verifiable under any condition by axiomatic necessity.
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Logical tautologies are tautologically logical.

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According to the TV guide in today's Telegraph, there is currently coverage of the "omen's marathon" on BBC2.
 
Found this on the DMZ settings page for a brand new BT Homehub 3:

"Placing a host in DMZ has significant implications for its security. Although it will be still located behind the Hub’s firewall ALL unsolicited traffic not rejected by the firewall will be sent to this host by the Hub’s Network Address Translator, increasing it’s vulnerability to attack."
 
Here is a quote from the TP-Link wireless extender configuration:

"By default the Wi-Fi Home Hotspot will automatically get it`s IP address from your broadband router."
 
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