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▲ 75 r/AskIreland

Are any of you "preppers"?

You know, if the balloon goes up and international shipping gets torpedoed, ports blockaded etc that sort of thing. Or even a storm living in an isolated location without a working car cos a tree fell on it. What's in the pantry and how long would it last before the zombies force you out?!

u/qwerty_1965 — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/dexcom

Dexcom One+ loses signal easily

phone charging in different room to the one I was in, just two internal walls away and it loses connection. This is much worse than the G6 which was able to beep away indoors when I'm halfway up the back garden.

u/qwerty_1965 — 3 days ago
▲ 68 r/GardeningIRE

Rainfall accumulations for 15 days.

Then no real change, the south midlands particularly parched. We're heading for a major fodder shortage, which isn't really a gardening issue but nonetheless means the mower can stay in the shed.

u/qwerty_1965 — 6 days ago
▲ 7 r/SolarUK

Plug-in solar panels are coming – can they actually save you money?

you might need to find a way around to see this article

In summary the writer is disappointed with the legislation as it stands with no mandated feed in (though he notes the market looks like providing the option anyway), lack of plugin battery option as things stand.

*"One obvious answer would be to install a plug-in battery – many solar systems in Europe come with one included – but these are not yet legal in Britain. The Government will hold a separate consultation and cannot say when they will be allowed.*

*“This is regrettable,” says Charlie Mercer of the Startup Coalition, which represents British battery developers, “because batteries are what turn modest solar savings into meaningful ones”*.

Also the potential need for the RCD upgrade and the 400 notes that could cost.

telegraph.co.uk
u/qwerty_1965 — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/waterford

Have your say on a greener, more inclusive William Vincent Wallace Plaza

so long as BMX and skateboarding is designed out by carefully located barriers of various types it'll have a chance. but it has to be used by good people or it'll get occupied by bad ones.

wlrfm.com
u/qwerty_1965 — 7 days ago