Are these even legal in Europe (the part that is not the UK…)?

And perhaps you can convince them to at least let the earthlings hear some lyics before the destruction!

Don’t know if this fits with what you want to get at, but the main part of the rear mudguard for my mountainbike has now been the cut-up bottom of a 1.5l plastic bottle, fixed with zip-ties to the end of the bike, for many years.

Not only is it superior in function to all the expensive commercial variants I used up to now (actually has a suitable shape and size to catch all the mud…), but it surprisingly also seems to be more durable. And also lighter.

Optics are… special… though.
But I really see that as a positive point: The more ugly a bike appears, the less likely it will get stolen.
Besides, it is a nice talking point when meeting new people :-)

Spooky or splatter?
Huuuge difference!

For all others who didn’t own a pub before: things like sodastream do basically the same and are easy to place and handle.

The Universal Serials of America!

lf something went actually wrong they might ask to perhaps blame it on me.
And I would be able to answer “yes” without lying.

I would rather say 3G cellphones.
LTE is still widely in use today, while being mainly common in higher-end devices in 2015.
3G/UMTS on the other hand still was the mainly used one in 2015, also because of pricing, while 3G networks are completely switched off by now.

Thanks! Seems that ClamTK has just been a GUI-Wrapper around ClamAV anyway…
And as I am only interested in installing, and not actually using, CLI-only is also fine!

Just discovered that ClamTK is no longer maintained…
So I am also interested in alternatives to still be able to appease my bank.

l have installed ClamTK, but just because my bank has explicitly written in its terms of use that “an antivirus program has to be installed on the PC used for online banking.”
So I installed one to comply. But that’s it…

But often they are, in fact, the same.