20 years, for a more serious answer.
I found it frustrating at school when my history teacher finished at Afghanistan, with no discussion on how it related to the current situation.
20 years, for a more serious answer.
I found it frustrating at school when my history teacher finished at Afghanistan, with no discussion on how it related to the current situation.
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And giving exemptions for ones with less than a certain number of employees.
Big bus.
We know they’re paying you off with day savers, don’t deny it!
He was made sticky by vicky.
The amount of people who would be off with long covid if not for work from home is understated, in my opinion.
IIRC, the reason it wasn’t previously taxed, is that it would have opened up writing off gambling losses against tax.
Don’t quote me, obv.
So maybe it would need a lot of other tax law changing at the same time, to not end up encouraging people accidentally the other way.
You’d need steel chestnuts to even attempt such a thing!
There are some in the datahoarder community pushing a PB.
They mostly store Linux ISOs.
I like to think of it like a passive action that helps handle the smaller amounts of moisture (humans breathing, cooking, laundry), but also an action that helps reduce the problems of acute issues that occur.
That way, when something does happen, there is at least a dampening effect while the leak is fixed.
Leaks and rising damp still need to be addressed, obviously.
Examples are things like vermiculite render on the outside, Steico/Wool batts as normal insulation.
The downside is, it’s expensive. The insulation is only as good as fibreglass/rockwool, and costs about 3x as much.
There is another thing that I sometimes talk about on here, breathability.
You either need to prevent any moisture moving in any direction, or allow vapor to move with breathable materials.
Ones that allow water vapor to move, but not liquid water.
Older buildings, where the original materials were breathable, should ideally continue to use breathable materials. This prevents issues with water wicking through one old surface, then getting trapped behind another. It also removes the risk of damaged or badly designed vapor barriers allowing things through, as the materials themselves help get the moisture out as a passive action.
They’re also changing the way you get money after someone buys something.
eBay balance, apparently. So by default, when a transaction happens, the money stays in eBay, and you have to manually transfer it out, instead of scheduled timed payouts.
I can imagine that would have gone down well with Boris’ biggest fan base.
Followed swiftly by everyone else burying their faces in their palms, on both sides of the channel.
And probably everyone on the ground contracting covid during the raid for bonus “yes minister” points.
Jewish people were targeted in the Holocaust. The Nazis didn’t care about anything else.
I mean, they did target other people.
Building wide generating and averaging absolutely makes sense.
It needs tighter regulation though. As when you have apartments that are effectively tied to a provider, protections need to be in place to stop ridiculous energy price hikes and maintenance charges.
It’s getting to the point where the only saving grace for Tesco over Aldi is the delivery vans.
Here comes the next house price hike wave, then.
Nationwide are also launching deals under 4%.
Shipping people out of the UK to Australia?
That’d never work. You’d have to charge them at least ten pound.
The trick is to fit 9.5mm every time, until their partner asks if there is a way to make it stronger.
Then fit 2 layers of 15mm soundboard.
Originally, council housing was supposed to be available for everyone.
A socially funded, reasonably priced, decent accommodation for anyone.
With the added bonus for the council that they have properties vulnerable people could be housed in at cost.
And there are still legacy tenants from those days happily living in their council places.
R2B was brought in, with the stated idea of giving long-term renters the opportunity to buy at a discount.
A leg up onto owning and running their own house.
Unfortunately with the way it was implemented, it ended up gutting the supply of council houses, until we reach today.
Where only the most vulnerable have a sniff of a chance of being allocated a council house.