Mmmm royal boot.
Kick these benefit cheats out, no more welfare scrounging.
Mmmm royal boot.
Kick these benefit cheats out, no more welfare scrounging.
I think she should get NHS treatment. I’m quite sure she’ll be getting cutting-edge private treatment partly paid for by my taxes thay are gifted to her for marrying the right guy.
I’m sure she’s getting the best treatment on our dime, the parasite. I wouldn’t wish cancer on anyone.
Lol
Bots are a fact of life, unfortunately.
Classic whataboutism.
Fleeing war and poverty… in France?
I’m also interested in that, please
I don’t think that’s what a davit is, tbh. It refers to the shape of the pole itself, but not any type of locking mechanism on whatever type of security is in place on whatever type of access/inspection door has been fitted.
Edit to add: I found good results searching for a Knipex universal key and going from there.
I can’t find helpful/relevant results when I search for davit doors, or even just Davit. Could you give me some other keywords to read up on?
The negative interest rate, for example, is very much not one of “three random things”.
See this 2020 ECB working paper:
“Nevertheless, since a run into CBDC would be easier, it would be recomforting to have as extra tool the ability to impose negative rates on CBDC.” [CBDC = central bank digital currency]
or this 2018 BoE working paper:
“Under this regime any nascent increase in the demand for CBDC can be eliminated by a drop in the interest rate on CBDC. But there are potential limits if this requires a highly negative interest rate, and if further reductions of the interest rate below this level become politically difficult.”
Hopefully the hedging of that language is easy to remove. They talk about thresholds and limits and tiers, but the upshot is, maybe they’re kind enough to grant you a pittance on the first couple thousand, after that it’s zero or negative, because central banks tend to agree that what they DON’T want to create is a store of value, and so they will do anything they can to make you spend your CBDC as soon as you get it. In general, the “economy” does not benefit from you having a nice store of money saved up somewhere. Politicans and bankers want you money moving through their system, that’s how workers are kept desperate/subservient and the élite can continue to skim some cream off the top of each transaction.
We live in a deeply unfair and very carefully rigged system with hostile operators. Do your best to survive them.
I can see no downside to the state being able to track every transaction you make and devalue it at will, charge negative interest rates to encourage spending to boost ‘the economy’. Read the research papers banks issue on this topic, the bankers are salivating.
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Heaven forbid residents of the capital have to travel to see national treasures, rather than having fucking everything on their doorstep.
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I am about to set up HA in docker, could you let me know what problems you came across and (presumably) ironed out?
Thank you, i’m going to look into this!
Ha, i have planted a few rasoberry pi zeros running just syncthing in a few relatives’ places for that. I worry about a blackout damaging them, so i have a few. Syncthing is great, as soon as a backup is made, it whisks it off all over the place, amazing.
I have a keepass database synced between a phone, desktop and a Raspberry Pi 1. The Pi just sits as an always-on server. I don’t edit it on my phone. Here’s my problem: when I edit something on my desktop and save it I invariably get a file conflict error and have to force the Pi to accept the new ‘conflicted’ file from my desktop. Any idea why? It’s incredibly annoying!
Condescension is a terrible way to kindle enthusiasm. C’mon, if you know this shit, extend a hand to those who don’t.
Waking up to a broken nextcloud (overnight! Look, no hands!) was the single reason I finally got acquainted with docker containers