Good. SUVs are unnecessary anywhere in the M25 (and the whole of the UK but especially cities). Our roads, parking spaces and car parks haven’t magically got bigger. Our school children haven’t magically got twice as tall at each. Car drivers haven’t magically stopped killing people. You measure your living room to buy an appropriately sized sofa, get a fucking car size that makes sense.
Why not leave them alone for now and then when the rest of the world has run out, we’ve still got the option to use them or hopefully, the best thing possible for humanity - they never get used! We do run the risk of being invaded though - by USA or Russia (can’t remember the name but thinking of a Scandinavian drama about that)
Depending on your download speed, you can manually download a TV show episode in seconds to minutes. By the time you watch that episode, at least the next one will be ready. It is quite rare to have to do this though, me and my family mostly add shows on Seer when we find them (recommendations, adverts, etc) and by the time we’ve sat down to watch it’ll be ready.
I did the whole lists thing others have mentioned but to be honest, we found there was too much choice, lots of crap and quickly ran out of space. Taking an active role in choosing shows and films works better for us and I’ll have a short list at any time to watch.
So true. It’s just purely a weird way of calculating this. Birmingham has come on leaps and bounds with walk ability in the city centre and suburbs. On the few occasions I’m there, I love taking a walk around the city centre noticing the changes and less cars you have to deal with. Nobody would be able to change that you need a bus to get to a suburb housing this attraction.
It feels to me that the only mentions of patriotism are generally against immigrants, who don’t really do shit like this and have been shown to be a positive to the exchequer.
Anyone who has done this to avoid legitimate taxes, anyone who moves to Singapore / Dubai / Monaco etc to avoid taxes, and especially anyone who took advantage during Covid to make a quick buck instead of helping during an international crisis, are deeply unpatriotic and should be vilified by everyone
They have learned nothing from the by election. Stop fucking pandering to the supposed reform vote that is not real.
A sinkhole revealled abandoned mines somewhere in Surrey. This sort of project could make the clear up costs worth it but it’s probably too late and can’t blame them for not realising it’s an option
Surely this is already the case where petrol taxes are higher if you drive more. I don’t think it’s fair for me to not be taxed less in an urban environment considering I drive much less
Not sure I care anymore. The UK is for the wealthy only and we can only try to struggle through, whether it’s through inflation, poorer services or more tax. Until we address the power dynamics, wealth inequality and tax havens (City of London, Jersey, Guernsey, etc), I could nor give a flying fuck what inflation is quarter to quarter. Prices and housing costs are already fucked
I’m really torn about this. We want police by consent and to have some discrepancy to do the right / moral thing but don’t want to give them too much power to choose what laws they enforce. You don’t want Nazi type “just following orders” but you don’t want them targeting left-wing protestors more because they lean right-wing (the Met police at least who let’s not forget, targetted/target women, queer people, black people, etc much more than the right wing)
The laws are made by Parliament and the current labour government should take the full blame for proscribing this group. The anti terrorism laws are so harsh that I can believe the police had no choice but to arrest them.
The absurdity of arresting the numbers they did, the type of people they did, and this £10m cost should have made the government change the law itself.
ABAB - All billionaires are bastards. Case in point (from Wikipedia): In September 2020, Ratcliffe officially changed his tax residence from Hampshire to Monaco, a move that it is estimated will save him £4 billion in tax.
I’m an accountant and tax professional but have always been into computers. I had a social media account breached although it was no issue as hadn’t used it did years. I used a terrible password as thought it did not matter but made me realise I needed to be better generally so started using a password manager.
Then Netflix stopped account sharing. I had just got a 4k TV and only their top level with 4 screens supported it so was pissed off. The fragmentation across services had started so was getting annoyed anyway. This led me to the arr’s.
I decided I could no longer trust Microsoft and hated their pricing structure so was interested in Nextcloud. By then I found the self hosted community (on reddit), bought a desktop PC and after getting the hang of it plus many mistakes I loved my services so will never look back.
Joined the migration to Lemmy. Am based in the UK and joined the anti-US feelings so am setting up more storage, better redundancy and more services for my family. A few family members are interested in helping so can share backups.
Surely you would read the leaflet first to double check it is correct before posting. Everyone knows printers can make mistakes. You check first before actual use. No excuse, they just don’t care about the law
Hundred percent agree apart from the fact that it’s only been there last 30 years. It has always been the case but now is on a quicker scale with technology and the complete surrender to international companies (mainly American where consumer rights do not exist). Government responses are there (and we have much more protection here than most of the world) but they are still slow to respond so more people are caught before they can respond.
We need some way to have preventative measures, a change in attitude from the “business community” and actual repercussions.
First though, we need to stop buying from / using Amazon, Meta, Google, etc.
These came for a reason and after people were fucked over:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale_conner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weights_and_Measures_Acts_(UK)
To be honest, you would get frequent notifications for updates that are probably more often than just to remind you. If you’re like me, you’ll just end up ignoring them anyway! There are a lot of small updates to a lot of software, most often not from a security point of view but just as people develop their projects. I update every week if I can but can be a couple of weeks, in which I start to feel “guilty” so when it builds up I know I have to do it
Sorry this doesn’t answer your question really but I’ve had issues when I used to auto update containers so stopped doing that. Some things have breaking changes, others just had issues in that release that caused me issues accessing stuff when not at home. I update every so often when I have ten minutes to do updates, check release notes and deal with any issues if they arise or roll back to that version. I spin up what’s up docker to see what’s changed then when finished, stop the container so it doesn’t keep on polling docker hub using my free allowance.
In short, it could be an option to spin it up, let it run, then stop the container so theres less risk it could be used for an attack.
Interesting, need to look more at him, thanks for sharing
What is or will be the difference between them and the green party?
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