Care to explain then?
I didn't want to dig out the EULA for more context of that snippet.
That's saying that if YOU stop the agreement, you have to delete the game though.
It's not too bad. The key thing if your in the UK is to open a stocks and shares ISA (similar to a cash ISA, but for stocks) that means you don't have to worry about taxes.
Other than that... Be aware that things are very volatile due to trump. He can say something and stocks drop 10% then recover by the end of the month.... Or not.
If you are in for the long term, the worst thing you can do is panic and sell when that happens.
Liebherr is European and good. Expensive though.
Depth is the measurement most forget, check it fits. A deeper one is a good way to get more capacity.
Make a decision on your fridge freezer split. I do a lot of batch cooking, so went for 50/50 to get more room in the freezer.
Is this a US only thing? I have no email and no Gemini app (although there are settings in system)
That's fair.
Didn't think about coops, I assume that if they went completely underwater their creditors would still own them though.
Could all still work, but could be clunky, would probably all get worked out in time.
Even if we ignored the immediate collapse of the world economy, if you were starting from scratch how would you get anyone to take risks and put money/time into creating a business?
Even if people did decide to do it, no banks would be able to lend to you (what banks? They need a massive amount of money to start) as they would have absolutely nothing as collateral.
You cannot get a grant for a hybrid heat pump system (for example a combination of gas boiler and air source heat pump).
I think it just requires you to have a heat pump for all your water and heating. There appears to be pumps that do both, (mentioned in this article) but that's more research than I can get away with while 'working'.
Do you have a link for the exclusion bit?
If it's green energy it's not really a huge problem.
Put some solar panels up too and you're golden.
They sell things that come in cups, or with napkins. Lots of people cycle/run/walk here instead of driving, seems pretty stupid.
Taking away the bins doesn't mean you don't produce rubbish....
Edit: I think there is still a bin IN the cafe, but most people eat/drink outside. Lots of people asking staff where the bins are. Still hypocritical I think though? (And still mildly infuriating to remove well used bins!)
Huh, til