hdougie

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by hdougie 2y ago
What makes you think anything has changed here? Certainly in the UK, there are plenty of "loopholes". Outside of PAYE, there are plenty of ways to legally lower your tax burden, and plenty of wealthy business owners and shareholde
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by hdougie 3y ago
In the UK, there are a number of tarrifs targeted at EVs ranging from around 7.5p to 11p p/kWh. Some are type of use (i.e. they monitor exactly what goes into your EV and give you a rebate for the amount that went to your EV) and other
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by hdougie 3y ago
Also from the UK (and recently converted petrol head), and anyone sensible who is charging at home is not paying the average day rate on their electricity. For example, we currently pay on average 7.5p p/kwh on our electricity. We can
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by hdougie 4y ago
I do the same for the most part. I have the docker daemon setup both locally in Windows and also in WSL2. I then have multiple contexts setup in Windows so that I can easily switch between Windows/Linux containers from my host terminal
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by hdougie 6y ago
I think that can vary hugely though. I know of two people that had AZ jabs who said they experienced mild flu symptoms, and another two (including my partner) who didn't really notice anything.
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by hdougie 9y ago
Same here, been getting lots of emails regarding issues I've supposedly followed for the past few hours. It's got me worried a bit as security audit log shows nothing. Something stinks so think I'll change my password to be s
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by hdougie 11y ago
In Windows you used to be able to set the close action to minimize to tray (so effectively it did the same as OSX). This isn't a non-standard thing in Windows either, plenty of applications offer that behaviour. But a recent update of
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by hdougie 12y ago
It's a similar state over here in the UK, can't wait for our next trip to Thailand.