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It's a week later, Google have updated their transit map, but they may as well not have bothered:
Do better Google.
Glad to see this, hopefully it continues to come down with the rest of the market.
Their website still says 6.40% at the minute.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/11/17/crypto-collapsing-dont-write-bitcoin-just-yet/
So far the greatest mystery of the FTX debacle, apart from where has all the money gone, is why Bitcoin has fallen so little. Perhaps, just perhaps, it is a real asset after all. And if it can survive this crisis it can survive anything.
It would be nice if there were more informed people writing for the papers on the subject. Hats off to The Guardian at least, for publishing Molly White and David Gerard.
Hi there! I'm looking for a compact phone for my partner. We're based in the UK.
Must haves:
Nice to haves:
So far we've got the following on the list:
The Pixel would be the front-runner but for sub-par
Don't want to link to the rumor sites (43rumours and mirrorlessrumors) as they're full of ads and tracking, but the original tweet in Japanese is here.
Translation:
Panasonic "LUMIX DC-GH5M2" has 20.33 million effective pixels, 4K60p video, 3.68 million dots 120fps compatible EVF, DMW-BLK22 battery, size 138.5x 98.1x87.4mm, weight 647g (main unit only), US price It seems to be $ 1697 ($ 2297 for the 12-60mm kit)
Personally, I find this incredibly disappointing, as it looks like this is the "GH5 successor" that was rumoured for 2021. Does this mean no GH6?
Update: This seems to have been fixed in version 17.2. Original post follows.
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My workflow is essentially; copy to PC -> edit -> export renders -> copy used media (using media management) -> backup renders and used media -> delete originals.
The problem is that recently, the media management tool has been outputting garbage when using the copy+trim option, which means I can't trim the original media without recompression.
The settings I'm trying to use (from File > Media Management):
Landlord held firm on the RPI index rent review clause, so we've requested our deposit back.
Deposit refunded. A fair outcome in the end, but more than a little frustrating.
Original post follows.
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Hi LegalAdviceUK,
I hope this is OK as it's in the realm of contract law and negotiation, but no one is actually bound by anything yet, other than us being on the hook for a holding deposit.
The situation:
We're moving in September and found a flat on Openrent, so we're dealing directly with the landlord. It was listed at £1750 (South London), and we negotiated the rent down to £1700 on a 24-month term, which we thought was fair for the area. It's our
