All these years and I've never used NAS but now it's time I set one up at home. I'm trying to learn on what I should get.
I'll only be using it as a 'shared drive', for storing household documents and photos/videos for the family to use and access. Nothing fancy - no Plex or music etc....
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Now that's wot I call a sinkhole
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I don't think the Cwmfelin Social Club is likely to reopen.
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There's an awful lot of holes in the ground around there and some of them are remarkably...Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Yesterday, 09:40.
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Current best place for indemnity/liabilty insurance
Hi Folks.
I've finally managed to score and outeside IR35 role again!
Unfortunately I need to get public liability insurance and indemnity insurance as part of the contract. I think I used QDOS last time, any recommendations?
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Bluebird Accountancy gone out of business?
I moved across to them around 5 years ago, through recommendation of an Accountant friend who was using them. They were reasonable enough.
Fast forward to the past year, where prices have gone up and service levels have gone down - I'm now stuck in a situation where they've been paid the...
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Australian Trade Deal
The Australian Trade Deal, not the one-way pathetic deal with the UK but the Australian-NZ-EU deal to be signed this week which will encompass freedom for Australians-NY to live and work in the EU and vv. Just think, Australians and New Zealanders will have more rights than Brits in the EU. Never mind,...Last edited by Paddy; 4 February 2026, 14:10.
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Outside IR35 &interviewing potential employees
Hi,
I am currently engaged on an outside IR35 contract and have been asked by my client to take part in interviewing for a new employee. I am concerned that this would not be compliant with an outside IR35 contract, but I’m not sure. I’ve worked with the client for a few years and would...
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woody1 started a topic Laptop screen size for people with presbyopia (age related long sightedness)?in TechnicalLaptop screen size for people with presbyopia (age related long sightedness)?
I'm getting my wife a new laptop for her birthday. She wears quite strong reading glasses and currently has a 15.6" screen. I'm wondering whether 17.3" would be better for her. Obviously it's not worth the extra cost if it won't make much difference.
Anyone found a bigger screen...
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Monday Links from the Gap Between Teams Meetings vol. DCCCXL
Is it just me, or does Mandelson Resignation Day seem to come around earlier every year?
- Brass Bands - Rachel Armitage heads to the Royal Albert Hall for some stirring music: ”The first brass band contests were held in the 1850s. The early proponent Enderby Jackson, inspired by agricultural
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eCommerce website
Hey Peeps,
I don't know why I didn't think to ask here sooner.
I belong to a club that meets annually.
Lots of optional paid events and a little merch.
We need a website that can do the following:- Be inexpensive.
- Be spun up for 2 months a year, then
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UK Limited company providing outside IR35 services to a European country based client
Anyone with the experience of providing services to a European based company and getting paid from outside of the UK?
I appreciate if anyone with personal experience can share any information and things to watch out for.
Thanks
Ps. Please do not reply with a...
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