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by epanchin 6y ago
Is Cyprus much different from Delaware?
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by epanchin 6y ago
In Scotland and elsewhere in Europe you have “commonhold” where tenants own the freehold of their flats. Edit: sorry, in Scotland it is called freehold or feuhold not commonhold but could be considered equivalent. I believe commonhold is al
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by epanchin 6y ago
Many local authority run buildings do not have sinking funds, so large bills can happen. An outcome from Grenfell is the government is considering mandatory sinking funds.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Right to Buy - many of the council tenants will have bought their flats.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Who are Microsoft competing with to add this feature? Have they decided that Apple has control of the privacy hill and they’re going to get as far away from it as possible? Windows 10 is an annoyance.
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by epanchin 6y ago
I’ve worked at a workplace before that had one of these software packages. It had a taskbar icon so everyone knew it was there. Still a bad show installing it, but at least less subtle than Microsoft’s efforts.
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by epanchin 6y ago
A PlayStation 5 is £450 and will smoothly play any game I buy for it. PlayStation+ for 7 years is £350. Total cost excluding games is £800 for 7 years of smooth gameplay. An £800 PC wouldn’t even play current games smoothly, never mind rele
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by epanchin 6y ago
I am a fan of the UK system. Historically significant assets are free of taxes (inheritance, capital gains) provided they are available for public viewing. http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/gds/heritage/colsearch.htm
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by epanchin 6y ago
Very cool. I'm considering replicating this, cycling through https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs/the_papers
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by epanchin 6y ago
Get faster internet. Take your laptop to a google campus and download on their wifi. Set up a VPS and download and manipulate there. Plenty of solutions.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Diesel isn’t great either - the diesel gels in the cold and has to be heated again. It’s a real pain, I can see why electric cars are popular in cold countries even if the range isn’t as advertised.
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by epanchin 6y ago
It’s strange that people would rather a small chance of crashing themselves, versus a smaller chance of the car crashing for you. If Tesla is going to be a safer driver than me, it’s already a good investment. If a software bug means I die,
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by epanchin 6y ago
In a few years, billions more lightening devices will be sold to people that are also buying usb-c devices. Stop the waste now.
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by epanchin 6y ago
This is a great idea - or a tick box on the online form.
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by epanchin 6y ago
A billion now, ten billion in a few years. It is responsible, and the sooner the better.
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by epanchin 6y ago
If they wanted to be enviroment they would have switched to USB-C. I'm personally happy about the lack of charger, all my Apple ones go into a drawer never to be seen again.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Sounds like my 2001 car. If I'm too hot I press a button. If I want to skip track or listen to the radio I press a button. I don't even remember what the buttons look like becuase I know where I need to press my finger to change s
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by epanchin 6y ago
I am not a fan of that remote control at all. I constantly sit on it, skipping through shows; and I don't get the purpose of the touchpad vs a d-pad. No one uses the trackpad on their playstation controllers, why did apple run with the
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by epanchin 6y ago
Travelling from the a regional airport in the UK to a regional airport in the US rather than transiting through a major hub in a different state will surely be in huge demand. Now seems like the ideal time to invest in these planes. Most pe
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by epanchin 6y ago
Working dogs are a bit like teenagers, they get bored and destructive unless they’ve got purpose and kept busy. Retrievers are easier. Feed them, show them love and take them on walks and they’re happy. If you spend a entire day working you
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by epanchin 6y ago
I disagree. Trust is earned by a name. Someone new picking up the project should earn that trust again. There should be fair competition between forks - not just the first to claim the name wins.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Outlook search is even worse, I doubt I would employ anyone with Outlook Search team on their cv.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Conversely, why is Windows search so miserably slow?
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by epanchin 6y ago
Why does the truck have a grill/air intake on the front?
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by epanchin 6y ago
Raw materials were already being shipped in. I imagine there was more waste from industry than there were British raw materials being used. So moving industry offshore should result in a reduction in shipping. Provided it’s being moved to s
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by epanchin 6y ago
Wetransfer is brilliant. I’ve used their white label option in the past to transfer files to customers and allow them to send in files. It’s ace.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Including your “answer”.
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by epanchin 6y ago
I’m on three. I’ve noticed the speed drop in town over the years. What’s really surprised me has been the lack of an increase since lockdown, even though the City is empty. Which makes me suspect there’s something else going on rather than
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by epanchin 6y ago
Continuous 70mph under what conditions? On a flat with no wind isn’t very representative of real road tripping.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Webex. No temporary unmute. Can’t see myself, why can’t I be a full size panel? Jisti. Can’t dial in. Utterly useless for anyone with bad internet for this reason.

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