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Also, assuming that you're poking it because there's no display - worth checking that the fuse hasn't gone - probably not a great sign if it has mind!
November 18, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Also, assuming that you're poking it because there's no display - worth checking that the fuse hasn't gone - probably not a great sign if it has mind!
Seconding another person who says check pressure. There's usually a guage on the front of the boiler, if it's very low then it might just need refilling. Usually a tap or similar near the boiler that will do that
November 18, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Seconding another person who says check pressure. There's usually a guage on the front of the boiler, if it's very low then it might just need refilling. Usually a tap or similar near the boiler that will do that
My subs copy hasn't arrived yet, but it's come up on PocketMags. Will this also be available on there, or will it only come with the physical magazines?
September 26, 2025 at 3:47 PM
My subs copy hasn't arrived yet, but it's come up on PocketMags. Will this also be available on there, or will it only come with the physical magazines?
Missed opportunity for the switch 2
June 26, 2025 at 11:08 PM
Missed opportunity for the switch 2
There's plenty of mundane boring stuff during most development. Build scripts, infrastructure creation, fetching data, schema creation etc. AI is helpful on these
June 15, 2025 at 9:52 PM
There's plenty of mundane boring stuff during most development. Build scripts, infrastructure creation, fetching data, schema creation etc. AI is helpful on these
youtu.be/CUbd3Bwqi-8?... they're called the cat pack
Cat Pack PAW Patrol Rescues 😺- PAW Patrol - Cartoons for Kids Compilation
YouTube video by PAW Patrol Official & Friends
youtu.be
May 29, 2025 at 6:08 PM
youtu.be/CUbd3Bwqi-8?... they're called the cat pack
When some cats are the heros they can talk though. I'm not quite sure I completely understand the logic
May 28, 2025 at 11:06 PM
When some cats are the heros they can talk though. I'm not quite sure I completely understand the logic
I was trying to look but I think Bluesky properly brutalises the resolution of these pictures
May 16, 2025 at 8:57 AM
I was trying to look but I think Bluesky properly brutalises the resolution of these pictures
The thing is - some of those actions should appear quite quiet. For example, the government should be working to in-house the nuclear deterrent, but you shouldn't publicise that
April 7, 2025 at 10:08 AM
The thing is - some of those actions should appear quite quiet. For example, the government should be working to in-house the nuclear deterrent, but you shouldn't publicise that
Have you thought about trying it with other models like Gemini? That seems to be getting better and better for me (although I think generally chatgpt is better)
April 3, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Have you thought about trying it with other models like Gemini? That seems to be getting better and better for me (although I think generally chatgpt is better)
So for proper trade agreements there are rules of origin, but most of the time without a trade agreement there's usually just a flat rate. This will be a mess
April 3, 2025 at 7:19 AM
So for proper trade agreements there are rules of origin, but most of the time without a trade agreement there's usually just a flat rate. This will be a mess
Thanks. Now we just wait and see I guess!
March 31, 2025 at 8:16 AM
Thanks. Now we just wait and see I guess!
Is there the prospect that we might slightly benefit from the EU tariffs on the US? For example, if EU firms switch to British manufacturers (from US ones)? (Obviously this might well be completely outweighed by recession)
March 31, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Is there the prospect that we might slightly benefit from the EU tariffs on the US? For example, if EU firms switch to British manufacturers (from US ones)? (Obviously this might well be completely outweighed by recession)
It feels pretty thin, and I also don't quite see how you get to 25% with that, because the EU generally has a larger state sector as well (and thus has higher taxes generally). You could look at what the tax burden looks like on similar businesses for exports I guess to come up with real numbers
March 27, 2025 at 9:47 AM
It feels pretty thin, and I also don't quite see how you get to 25% with that, because the EU generally has a larger state sector as well (and thus has higher taxes generally). You could look at what the tax burden looks like on similar businesses for exports I guess to come up with real numbers
I think (and I might be torturing it out of this) - that the argument is something like this:
EU takes a large percentage of its tax take in VAT, whereas the US does not. Thus the US has to have higher tax rates elsewhere which impact businesses - so they are at a disadvantage
EU takes a large percentage of its tax take in VAT, whereas the US does not. Thus the US has to have higher tax rates elsewhere which impact businesses - so they are at a disadvantage
March 27, 2025 at 9:43 AM
I think (and I might be torturing it out of this) - that the argument is something like this:
EU takes a large percentage of its tax take in VAT, whereas the US does not. Thus the US has to have higher tax rates elsewhere which impact businesses - so they are at a disadvantage
EU takes a large percentage of its tax take in VAT, whereas the US does not. Thus the US has to have higher tax rates elsewhere which impact businesses - so they are at a disadvantage
Is this an issue with the OBR not being independent enough or is it a remit question or?
I assumed the idea with the OBR was that they would be there to keep the government honest, but if their projections are insane then are they achieving it?
I assumed the idea with the OBR was that they would be there to keep the government honest, but if their projections are insane then are they achieving it?
March 27, 2025 at 9:37 AM
Is this an issue with the OBR not being independent enough or is it a remit question or?
I assumed the idea with the OBR was that they would be there to keep the government honest, but if their projections are insane then are they achieving it?
I assumed the idea with the OBR was that they would be there to keep the government honest, but if their projections are insane then are they achieving it?
You can delay a whole year - but I think it's hard to access
March 9, 2025 at 2:58 PM
You can delay a whole year - but I think it's hard to access
Wait for the switch 2 perhaps? Might have some improvements
March 7, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Wait for the switch 2 perhaps? Might have some improvements
As I understand it (not American, but followed how this would affect the UK post-brexit) - all of this is filled out ahead of time as it's quite complex. You basically say what you have (and what category) and whether you're using specific rules or not. Sometimes multiple trade agreements can apply.
March 6, 2025 at 10:56 PM
As I understand it (not American, but followed how this would affect the UK post-brexit) - all of this is filled out ahead of time as it's quite complex. You basically say what you have (and what category) and whether you're using specific rules or not. Sometimes multiple trade agreements can apply.
So, perhaps not a perfect answer, but this blog article explains it quite well (not mine - but a UK trade expert) mostfavourednation.substack.com/p/nafta-30
NAFTA 3.0
Rules of origin, baby
mostfavourednation.substack.com
March 6, 2025 at 10:52 PM
So, perhaps not a perfect answer, but this blog article explains it quite well (not mine - but a UK trade expert) mostfavourednation.substack.com/p/nafta-30
If he's going big - who blew up Nordstream 2.
Could mess with any European harmony if it was the UK or Ukraine. Convenient thing for him is that it doesn't even need to be true
Could mess with any European harmony if it was the UK or Ukraine. Convenient thing for him is that it doesn't even need to be true
March 3, 2025 at 2:43 PM
If he's going big - who blew up Nordstream 2.
Could mess with any European harmony if it was the UK or Ukraine. Convenient thing for him is that it doesn't even need to be true
Could mess with any European harmony if it was the UK or Ukraine. Convenient thing for him is that it doesn't even need to be true
We had similar, except we just bought insurance. Cost like £50 or something and just indemnifies the purchaser if the council demands it be undone.
February 26, 2025 at 2:42 PM
We had similar, except we just bought insurance. Cost like £50 or something and just indemnifies the purchaser if the council demands it be undone.