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Built an AI job board for IT contractors - feedback welcome
My initial comment would be why do I have to signup/create an account to browse jobs. I don't mind if I want the ability to store my CV or track applications, but not for simple browsing. -
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Cryptocurrency
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VMWare and VPN connections
I've setup the VMWare sessions. With Bridged connections none of them worked, but when I changed to NAT everything worked as I wanted, which is strange as my understanding from this thread so far suggests they are all using VpnSoftware1 connection from the main desktop, and that scenario never... -
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VMWare and VPN connections
So setting up the VMWare session it was defaulting to NAT for the network adaptor...you're saying I should really have the Bridged option selected instead? -
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VMWare and VPN connections
Apologies in advance for any confusion in terminology, I am a lowly code monkey and not a network guru :) My main client requires me to use a VPN to connect to their corporate network so I can then RDP. I have three other clients who for the next couple of months I'll also need to be connected... -
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Notice period - wondering if I should negotiate down.
MOO MOO Can't you just exercise the clause for MOO and just not accept the work in the final x weeks and therefore your notice period is as short as you want?- techno
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Terminating Contract Early
Negotiate, subbie & MOO Negotiate, subbie & MOO IMHO The best way to approach this is to be open and explain to the end client...you might be able to negotiate your leaving process that you are both happy with. If that doesn't work then invoke your subbie clause so the work can be completed...- techno
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Expenses - invoicing clientco VAT
Thanks for all the replies... Cheers Craig & TCP...option A it is.- techno
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Expenses - invoicing clientco VAT
Hi Just getting myself confused as its a long time since I've needed to do this. I recently travelled to USA as part of my contract. This was not expected but I got an agreement upfront about day rate, expenses incurred etc. but I'm now trying to put the invoice together for the expenses side...- techno
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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HMRC Submit Accounts online - Taxonomy error
Thanks for the replies... This morning (well afternoon...too many beers!) closing the PDF and re-opening it seemed to work :) Hopefully, because they went to Companies House okay and I paid the bill, I won't get a late submission penalty...fingers crossed!- techno
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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HMRC Submit Accounts online - Taxonomy error
Hi I am trying to submit accounts to HMRC using their CT600.pdf document for the period 01/04/2013 - 31/03/2014 but I am getting the following error on submission : Error code: 3320 The period to which this Return's Computation applies does not coincide with the effective from/to dates of...- techno
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Remote Access Software
I use https://www.mikogo.com for both demo and remote support. The end user does not need to install any software as it's all done through the browser...I find it works well. -
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Re-value house to get more equity out of it?
Anecdotes from friends and family over the last few years is you have to fight tooth & nail to come out and take account of any improvements you've done. Seems they simply look at house sales in your area and give you the average :tantrum:
