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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
Not necessarily. When the capital gains from simply sitting on a property are so great, I'm sure a lot of landlords are actually making a net loss on a renting operation, and don't care all that much. Regardless, the point is that
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
You do incur a lot more costs as a property owner than as a renter, which you should bear in mind. Over the life of your average 20-25 year mortgage you should expect to have to replace numerous appliances, encounter a couple of catastrophi
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
> There's also the problem that nobody outside of the software engineering community really understands what the tech can do (...) I think that's the main problem. The IPB is all about allowing GCHQ and other government agencie
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
Assuming this sits in the same camp as Alteryx and the like?
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
As the parent comment mentions, QlikView is now the previous generation product, and Qlik Sense is where they are moving towards. Qlik Sense is pretty snappy, has much improved UX, etc. Qlik are top-right quadrant for BI tools, on a par wit
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
The headline claim that drivers are left "shackled" doesn't seem to be supported by the article, which states drivers can leave their lease agreements at any time after the first 30 days, with only two weeks notice, and witho
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
Because thus far they have intervened with the opposite effect, to push housing prices upwards. In London this is through the Green Belt, torturous planning laws, height and density restrictions, low interest rates, government-backed mortga
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
See: https://panopticlick.eff.org
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by _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y ago
Add to that the fact a huge amount of email is/was transferred without encryption, and you would be foolish to assume any of your email is private.