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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
If advertising was for my benefit it would be optional.
842.
by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
And once again simple self hosted services remain up.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Farage evaded stamp duty by abusing loopholes in it. I was going to see it replaced by a 1% annual tax, but that would seemingly be too hard.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
It’s telling the outrage over the stamp duty cockup of Rayner (which had it been sold a couple of weeks later wouldn’t have been a problem), and near silence of the stamp duty evasion of Farage. Farage’s mate - the leader of Reform Wales, w
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
It put up my taxes a little with the NI removal of pension contributions. It put my employers tax up a ton though. The freezing of threshold just continued Tory policy. While I’m annoyed the extra money has been given to those who don’t wor
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Prepare three envelopes
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Share price goes up, everyone’s happy. That’s the only metric which counts.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
In the popular press it’s been sidelined because it would distract from the continuous attacks on the chancellor
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
“Lane keep” yanks the wheel dangerously because it incorrectly detects the lane, or because you don’t indicate to pass a pothole on an empty road (which itself would be confusing to other road users) Forward collision warning has misfired o
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Sane with Milton Keynes, Telford etc. they start small and baloon massively in size.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Which perverts? If you want to share a room get a bed in a hostel. Is sharing a room with strangers - or worse work colleagues - really that common in the US? What do you do with the bed? Or are you happy lying asleep next to a stranger , b
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
It’s not exactly unknow. My nan lived in a big 3 bed semi in the midlands, but my grandad was bed bound and lived in the conservatory for 7 years. He had a portable commode but having a flushing toilet would have worked too. Sometimes healt
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
How exactly do the commission ignore the votes? MEPs have the same power to put laws through s back benchers in the Westminster system. They have the same power to evict the executive as the house does in America.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
It’s a half hour drive to the nearest station and I don’t exactly live in the middle of nowhere. US could build a new town 50 miles out of San Francisco with 4tph. Holster-Gilroy looks potential. Petaluma-SantaRosa too, or Fairfield. From a
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
That’s included in londons 2.5% Dies SF have limits on rents that can be charged?
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Worked in the U.K. Milton Keynes is 250k population which was under 50k 50 years ago.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Google suggests a whopping 15% if SF homes are empty. London by comparison is about 2.5% Why is SFs figure so high. Why are people holding on to unproductive assets, paying to maintain them.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
My 90sqm bungalow in the U.K. uses about 15MWh a year for heating - 1500 litres of oil, almost all in winter. Peak load is about 2.5kW over a day (60kWh)
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
That’s not what happened. the French parliament ratified the treaty Your problem is with the sovereign democratically elected parliament who ignored their own referendum. https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/13/scrutins&#
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
A give colony would fail, but if there’s a thousand colonies and 99% fail that’s still 10 which don’t and can recover
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
In the U.K., Starmer won a landslide victory with 34% of the vote. Sunak was not elected by the people. Neither was Truss, Johnson, or May Cameron got 36% of the vote when he became PM. Brown wasn’t elected. Blair did well with 43%, but bef
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
I suspect the elected French parliament ignoring the “no to eu constitution vote” in 2005 Not sure how the EU is blamed for the sovereign actions of the French Parliament.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
The useless parliament that’s stopped this legislation twice?
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
The bug the fix here is the “powering a large fraction of the internet” The lack of diversity is a major problem.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
A lot of rightmove ones are old people who need access to a toilet and don’t have room to install a whole new bathroom
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Having natural daylight in the bathroom is a plus for me.
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
Things I want, Socket next to bed, light switch next to bed, decent mattress and pillow, blackout blinds, no noise from next door/corridor I do like a good shower too, rather than those stupid bath things like it’s the 1980s, and get r
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
If humans survive 1000 years I can’t see any way we haven’t populated the solar system and can build probes which travel far faster than voyager, including self sufficient asteroids Once we leave the solar system in a self sufficient way I
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
We either go extinct or we populate the galaxy (potentially an evolution which will be unrecognisable) Currently though there’s nothing planned to leave the solar system faster than voyager 1. New horizons will never catch up short of some
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by hdgvhicv 11mo ago
It’s not hyperbole https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c246pv2n25zo

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