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Bye Bye Big Tech: How I Migrated to an almost All-EU Stack (and saved 500€ per year)

  • I hadn't heard of that. Thanks! I will take a look

    • Bye Bye Big Tech: How I Migrated to an almost All-EU Stack (and saved 500€ per year)

  • I wish there were an EU alternative to Kagi. All other search engines pale in comparison and I just can’t deal with ads any more. I can only hope that Proton are looking in to search

    • Hurray! This German State Decides to Save €15 Million Each Year By Kicking Out Microsoft for Open Source

  • What? There are many companies supporting Linux commercially: Collabora (Who support specifically Libre office etc, Igalia)

    • Personal Finance - UK @feddit.uk
    yuumei @feddit.uk

    Nationwide green additional borrowing

    Not seen an answer to this question so thought others might find it useful: I spoke to Nationwide about the "0% green additional borrowing" feature and they said that DIY is not allowed. The way it works is that you get a quote for something that you want to do from a company give it to them and they pay the company directly. So you never see any of the money.

    Might be useful for some but I'm going to save money by doing it myself as the prices these companies charge is extortionate.

    Overheated homes: why UK housing is dangerously unprepared for impact of climate crisis

  • I have been arguing with my local council planning department to install external window shutters for years. Unfortunately installing them requires paying for planning permission, which requires an architect. It's absolutely crazy

    • homeassistant @lemmy.world
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    Met office rain images card

    I created a very simple hacky card to download and display Met Office rain images for a few hours ahead. It is probably very buggy so use at your own risk :) Unfortunately the API only supports the whole UK or Europe at the moment so can't zoom in. But I find it quite useful.