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I've always found the American style extra deep, so it would seem unlikely...

I only say that because they say to remove them. Maybe it would work!

Neff say 'no kids and pets in the room, ensure adequate ventilation, and avoid lingering', I expect your Bosch says the same. I just turn on the extractor, leave and hope it doesn't burn everything down.

Very effective tho, shame it doesn't work on the grills pans etc...

Gwon then - DM sent

We just went with "fuckin' Russell"...

There's decent ports for android and iOS, and you can just store the database in your cloud service of choice. KeePass2Android has native support for Onedrive/Google drive/Dropbox.

Try KeePass? Also free (and open source), absolutely doesn't have a problem with changes disappearing.

Braking news!

https://news.sky.com/story/labour-promises-to-take-the-breaks-off-britain-in-kings-speech-13179125

We found that having an AGA pushed us to cook differently, at least for the winter. We tended to oven cook as much as possible coz it's hot already.

However, when we moved and redid the kitchen we didn't put one in... 🙄

Another recommendation for this one. And, very quiet if you keep it clean.

Hopefully including themselves in there by default

It's the H+H rack, so only has wheels at the rear (the upgraded Brompton Ezy wheels), and I have a rear light mounted to the plate provided (B+M top light mini). The tip of the light catches on the tactile dots and it's pretty smashed by now.

I had an H&H rack fitted by @sbbohr but am finding that it's getting caught by things on the ground (especially those tactile dots used at crossing and train platforms). Anyone else having/had this issue and if so, did you find a sensible fix?

Larger easy wheels seem like they'd work, but I can't find many with a much larger diameter, and those that I do find are ridiculously expensive.

Sure they may groan now, but their humour is so cyclic they just need to wait.

We've rarely needed ours, but it's been nice on long descents to free up my focus. They're also remarkably useful outside of slowing down, eg as a parking brake (especially if it's a loaded tandem).

I live around there - I'd recommend the Sam Palmer in Shoreham out of that bunch.

How long are you wanting to walk - I have a bunch of local walks I'm happy to share. If you travel to Knockholt (from London Bridge) then it's oyster.

They thread nicely into a down tube shifter boss too.

Or they're just going too fast to get enough steering angle/don't like being thrown around.

Either way, shit driving.

They need a minimum of 4, because you also need to establish the time. A-GPS is partly about giving a sensible starting location (helpful for the numerical solution of the location problem) but also about caching the almanac (ie satellite locations) in a way that is faster to access. The alternative is receiving it from the satellites directly, but this is slow (many minutes).

(Not that this is really related to your actual point.)

pay income tax and then CGT on top

Isn't the CGT only due on any increase in value over the purchase price (as set by the option), with income tax due on any beneficial pricing of the option? That doesn't sound that different to any other investment scenario where CGT would be due.

Of course, I may be wrong 🤷🏻‍♂️ #IANATA

Easily solved, it shouldn't go either way coz it should stay with me (said the Bishop of Norwich)

Mullvad has an option in their client to allow local network sharing, Settings>VPN Settings>Local Network Sharing. Works fine for me, printing and accessing NAS etc.
I think you can set it up similarly using OpenVPN or Wireguard if you want.

That seems like more of a stretch than the last time the Guardian had a cartoonist in hot water. (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65438581)

damn it, I searched for a bunch of terms, including moccasin...
Ah - they're under 'knots' not 'lacing methods'. A sneaky edit!

But which knot?!