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Equalities Watchdog Criticizes Reeves Over Insufficient National Insurance Raid Assessment
Presumably since she shares genes with her sister Rachel she might also be a formidable chess champion, or perhaps a young prodigy with an equally impressive resume and had equivalent employment to her sisters "Bank of England economist" at just 21 years old. There were stories going around on Twitter that Reeves was the Crufts champion 2024, but since Rachel didn't have this achievement on her CV perhaps it was her sister? -
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Cloud-connected inverters - should we be concerned?
According to ChatGPT: The situation involving Deye inverters being allegedly disabled in the U.S., except for those branded as Sol-Ark, has raised significant concerns. The claims suggest that Deye, a Chinese manufacturer, may have remotely bricked non-Sol-Ark-branded inverters sold in the U.S. through unauthorized channels or gray markets. This follows an exclusivity agreement between Deye and Sol-Ark for the U.S. market. Here are some key aspects: Gray Market Implications: Some users purchased Deye inverters through unofficial channels before the exclusivity agreement, which allowed Deye inverters to be sold directly in the U.S. Reports indicate that these devices are now being disabled remotely, potentially to enforce the exclusivity deal Consumer Rights Concerns: Critics argue that disabling hardware purchased by end-users—regardless of how it was procured—raises significant ethical and legal issues. The devices are owned by the customers, and such actions are perceived as undermining consumer rights and fair competition Exclusivity and Market Control: The action may stem from a desire to curb unauthorized imports and maintain brand integrity, but it highlights the risks associated with relying on hardware or software tied to exclusive agreements or remote control capabilities For those considering Deye or similar products, these developments emphasize the importance of buying from authorized channels to avoid such risks. This situation also underscores broader concerns about how manufacturers can exert control over hardware post-sale, particularly in the solar and renewable energy markets. -
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Former PM Thaksin Calls for More Government Control Over Bank of Thailand
A post with comments about the King has been removed: Speculation, comments or discussion of either a political or personal nature are not allowed when discussing His Majesty The King of Thailand or the Thai royal family. Some posts with trolling comments about Trump have been removed. -
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Paetongtarn Celebrates Court Victory, Stresses National Goals
A sad day for Thailand.😪 -
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What is a Proper English Breakfast?
Why bother. Just eat the same sausages you are now if you like them and eat an extra egg or two for additional protein. -
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Deadly Forecast: How Climate Change Could Claim 30 Million Lives by 2100
Note that Germany has reopened power stations burning lignite, or brown coal, the fuel that produces the most carbon dioxide, as a result of that country’s successful campaign by anti nuclear green activists to shut down Germany’s nuclear power plants. -
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Trump wins on the Stormy case as sentencing delayed "indefinitely".
No problem other than the fact that TRump has basically usurped the USA justice system. He's truly "above the law". -
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Former PM Thaksin Calls for More Government Control Over Bank of Thailand
Be fair, with the amount of Thais borrowing money they never pay back , they partially are
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