Re: BBC on car privacy
"Audi has...special proxies in place for all that traffic to protect privacy..."
The way Audis are driven, the drivers probably need to hide their identities.
Shame about the vanity plates though. Tossers.
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Thieves can wirelessly unlock up to 100 million Volkswagens, each at the press of a button
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Windows 10 Anniversary Update crashing under Avast antivirus update
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Wednesday 3rd August 2016 09:00 GMT
Re: Why only IT?
What, only tax stupid people*?
Should have said- Stop extra-taxing smart people**
*Some might say only stupid people pay tax... usually smart, expensive accountants.
**HMRC seem to make the distinction. A contract plumber, accountant or ball-kicker isn't subject to IR35, but 'Because IT' seems to be a magic 'Pay More' reason. The same Tax-Reduction methods are available to all (Dividends, etc) but only IT workers have to jump though the hoops.
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
