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Comment #36506003
These guys are accountants: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-58025876
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Comment #26177843
One idea might be to speak to a home security/burglar alarm company. I've had alarms retro-fitted to a couple of houses in the UK and both times the installers were very creative i…
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Comment #14583036
The changes in fuel economy mentioned in that article don't seem that big. On the other hand, if an electric car only needed batteries for a range of say 50km, that would be a larg…
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Comment #14580181
The idea of a magnetic coupling between the engine and the passenger compartment is very interesting. This could be adapted to use with self-driving automobiles on highways. They c…
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Ask HN: Recommendations for educational video games
I find video games very dull - whether it is a shoot-em-up or car racing or whatever. I consider them a waste of time. Are there any really good educational games? I'm aware of ple…
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Comment #14352729
She did!
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Comment #7441413
Don't knock it 'til you've tried it ;-)
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Comment #3547320
Do you mean that many (most?) online banking sites use JS? Based on my bank's online system, I don't think there is anything that could not be done without scripts. And my suggesti…
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Ask HN: time for an extra-secure browser?
A report on the BBC website about a new attack on internet banking (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16812064) made me wonder if it is time for an enhanced security browser tha…
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Comment #3331602
I found the advice from Leo Babauta of zenhabits.net helped me quite a lot - particularly his book "The Power of Less". Basically, he advocates reducing other commitments and focus…
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Ask HN: Umbrella company for UK contractors
I'm looking to move back into contracting after a career break. Last time I did this I ran my own limited company, but this was a lot of hassle. Can anyone recommend a good (UK) um…