Re: Meeting Tax
Alternatively just have meetings standing up. No chairs and certainly no tea and biscuits.
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I enabled it in about:config (and restarted Firefox, to save another fifty posts) but it doesn't work for me. I went to a German newspaper site, the icon was nowhere to be seen. Asking the intertubes suggests Fifefox Nightly is needed at the moment, and as you mention in the article, release 118 is when the masses will be blessed with it.
Make it as easy to cancel Prime as it is to sign up. Same number of clickthroughs, buttons of equal prominence, no double, triple, quadruple or more negatives and make joining Prime a separate transaction as opposed to now where it's intricately entangled with making a purchase.
Bitcoins that I mined uses ASIC not GPU, that is ETH. Is it wasteful? Heck yes. That is the point. It cost to create it, so it has value
Not to me it doesn't. It only has value if someong else thinks it does, and I'd seriously question their judgement and perception of value.
Crypto-currency markets are being rocked after a popular token lost 99% of its value, dragging down a so-called "stablecoin" with it. (Link to BBC Tech report on tumbling funny money)
*As long as there aren't nasty side effects like Brown discovered when he buggered pensions.
One problem with integrating NI with income tax is indeed pensions. Money paid into a pension scheme is paid before tax is deducted but after NI has been taken. By adding NI to income tax pensioners would therefore pay NI twice, once on the way in and again on the way out, something they might find objectionable.
There are a lot of pensioners and every one of them has a vote, something which will not have escaped the attention of politicians.
Someone of a more conspiratorial mindset might say there are tool marks on Rochette.
I always find it strange that a sentence doesn't reflect the actual crime but seems to depend largely on the outcome.
Fly a drone into a chopper, superficial damage - a year inside
Fly a drone into a chopper, injury or death - 200 years inside.
Notice the crime is the same in both cases, and it's not as if the perp had any control over the outcome.
The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) has confirmed officers are being told not to install the NHS Covid-19 app on their work smartphones.
The app detects when users have been in proximity to someone with the virus.
Some officers have also been told they may not need to obey self-isolate alerts generated by the app when downloaded to their personal phones.
Lancashire Constabulary has told staff to call the force's own Covid-19 helpline instead.
Read the linked article before letting slip the dogs of war ;-)
just pull their existing apps from Apple and exclude them from future apps? Remember, it wasn't technical superiority that enabled VHS to win the war with Betamax (Beta was technically much better), it was the availability of films. The VHS consortium bought the rights to a whole lot of films and released them on VHS only, if you wanted to watch one you had to have a VHS player.
Even if you don't have a faecbook account is could still be reporting the contents of your contact list and anything else on the phone.
If facebook does indeed slurp via a baked in app, how does it obtain informed consent to hold data if the user, or someone in the contact list, doesn't have an account?
Ooh, a replacement for my Windows phone I thought. Simple, long battery life, reasonably priced etc. Then I saw it has 6.5" screen. I don't really want to walk around with a small television in my pocket, so what phone do I want? I'm not interested in the camera, I've got a camera for that. I'm not interested in streaming endless pop videos or hilarious youtube pranks. Make one of these with a 4.5 or 5 inch screen and I'll buy it