@ryanc but imagine you can make a financial mistake bigger than almost anyone else alive in the world and still โwinโ. It may be genuinely he sees himself like some kind of god.
It must be a weird situation; to be so wealthy (or able to utilise the wealth of others) that you can buy a thing for 40 billion, ruin it so badly that it may be worth half of that in less than one year, and STILL be on track, by some accounts, to be worth one trillion by just a few years time.
It must be strange that how ever big your fuckup is, somehow inexorably, your wealth rises, almost as though it was a force of nature. What does that do to a person, mentally?
My paying personally doesn't deprive someone of a dose, plus, my getting it actually slightly benefits everyone else by my reduction in probability of spread, and secondly reducing the probability of myself needing the support of the NHS should I get CV19.
A few months back I asked people on here (I think) about what, if any, options existed for getting a private Covid booster shot. I (like almost everyone my age I know) got my first shot and 2x boosters ages ago. But that immunity has almost certainty waned now.
Today, I got the Pfizer booster shot, it cost me ยฃ85. Fingers crossed it helps me either not get CV19, or helps me not have massive effects if I do get it.
I manged to get it in a local pharmacy. It didn't hurt. It took 10 mins.
Thereโs a small UK company who buys things like Shelly devices and reflashes them to have โlocal onlyโ firmware then sells them again. They have a company name that implies this - something like โlocalIoTโ or similar. Anyone recall their name?
If you email a customer a set of terms via a docusign-type link, then it should be legally required that a copy of the signed set of terms is emailed to the customer, from the same email address, on the same date, with the same subject.
Not from a different email address, with a different subject, on a different date. And not "not at all".
There was a point where all the FUD about EVs was from people who proposed diesel or petrol as โmuch better than EVโ. I think this is a waning trend.
However a new trend seems to be pushing hydrogen powered vehicles. Two different people, on a local group post about EV experiences, have pushed the notion that โBMW is giving up making electric carsโ. This is transparent nonsense. But two different people have said it, and followed up with โwait and get hydrogenโ.