Per month?! Wtf are you driving? (Late 40s here, paying around £400 per year for my electric mini insurance)

It’s widely used in the EDA (chip design) industry. (Unfortunately)

Burnout 2: Point of impact (got me into burnout) Burnout paradise Split/second

I’d almost forgotten about split/second. That was a great game.

They needed to fix that overhead cable that didn’t meet in the middle.

Well, my beard is the right colour… But none.

I had an Acorn BBC B (running Acorn MOS), then an A3000, A5000, RiscPC (all with RISC OS), then I switched to Linux. I have occasionally used DOS and Windows at work, but never as my main home OS. (I write Linux software for work, but do use a windows laptop to connect to my Dev box)

I think you do lose child care benefits or something at that point (I can’t remember, I don’t have kids)

You make it sound like a cliff, but you lose £1 of the £12.5k allowance for every £2 over £100k you earn. You don’t suddenly lose the whole allowance at £100,001.

I love fairemail. I had an issue with some mails I was getting regularly not rendering properly and the guy was so helpful that I donated again even though I already had the paid one (which confused him!)