Short answer no. I now have two in my house. VW ID4 & ID3. So nice to drive, cheap to run and the maintenance costs are basically 0.

Google and other companies are being covered by it, as they are headquartered in Ireland for their EU activity. So what’s dumb about that? And what are you on about sensoring? Did you even read the article?

I’ve read your sentence multiple times and I’ve no idea what it means.

Address is Ireland. No location set in the location section (under name in profile section), but my address is clearly set.

Ireland here, so EU, and both were turned on.

Excel web app can’t do pivot tables and a number of other things that the desktop version can do. Been a while since I looked though.

The web app is nowhere near as powerful as the desktop app. I need the desktop app for about 25% of my work.

I’ve never tried. Does it handle random applications or would they need to be on a list?

As a small business, I need MS office & 2 other pieces of software that have no Linux versions. Rightly pissed off that I’ll have to upgrade my main machines to Win 11 by Oct 25.

It took me longer than I care to admit while watching Tropic Thunder to cop on that was RDJ.

I must now search for Steve-O’s penis.

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Thanks, I was about to skip it. Brilliant article, and thank you to that woman for helping bring this to everyone’s attention. It’s unbelievable what some people are willing to do to make money. Fuck them, and anyone else that facilitates it by hiding secrets like this.

How in the fuck has Trump not been jailed for the insurrection. Flabbergasting watching from Europe.

Is Bowie and Jagger riding 14 year olds a rumour, in a book, or in a court case?

This thing is on the Irish radio every day since they opened it. Great idea, and sounds like people are having fun.

Been driving a VW ID4 for 3 years in Ireland. They’re lovely to drive. Zero battery issues, zero charging issues. The future is electric.

That’s a different bridge. The bridge in the photo is the Samuel Beckitt Bridge.

Also huge where there’s Irish, and we’re scattered wide and far.

Ha St Patrick’s Day isn’t a marketing holiday. It’s a huge day in Ireland, where up to a million people go to see the parade in town.