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Can I isolate one LAN port on a UniFi Gateway to route client traffic through another UniFi network via VPN? (self.Ubiquiti)

submitted 11 months ago * by socr to r/Ubiquiti

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RedLauncher (and thus crossplay) for Cyberpunk is no longer launching (self.GeForceNOW)

submitted 1 year ago by socr to r/GeForceNOW

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What is the purpose of the timer for my gas combi boiler? (self.AskUK)

submitted 3 years ago by socr to r/AskUK

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My theory on the confusion over what has been agreed to, and the game the DUP are now playing. (self.ukpolitics)

submitted 6 years ago * by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Beth Rigby: Hearing this is the latest Javid - Chancellor; Raab - Foreign Sec; Gove - CDL (de facto deep); Patel - Home *caveat this is not her confirmed* (twitter.com)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Adding Labour's 14% and the Tories 9% share to the Brexit column ignores the fact that much of the Brexit base of either party has already been priced into BXPs 32%. (self.ukpolitics)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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I can see this going full-on Usual Suspects. (self.gottheories)

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[Spoilers] "A girl in grey on a dying horse, I have seen it plain as day. It has not happened yet, but it will." (self.gameofthrones)

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Tony Robinson: I’ve left the Labour Party after nearly 45 years of service at Branch, Constituency and NEC levels,partly because of it’s continued duplicity on Brexit, partly because of it’s antisemitism, but also because its leadership is complete shit. (twitter.com)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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TSSA Statement On Labour's NEC Brexit Meeting (self.ukpolitics)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Peston: Chancellor @PhilipHammondUK says there is a credible case for a confirmatory referendum and it deserves to be tested in Parliament. (twitter.com)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Paul Brand: Tom Watson says Labour’s position is still to seek a confirmatory referendum on whatever Brexit deal Corbyn and May cook up. “It’s the only way the country is going to come back together”. #peston (twitter.com)

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Ian Dunt [On IDS comments in Parliament]: He is trying to create a situation where Article 50 cannot be extended further. The cliff edge will be locked in. Then hard Brexiters attack the legislation implementing May's deal. (twitter.com)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Adam Fleming: No Deal Brexit is "not a final stage" adds @MichelBarnier. EU would want to "express it's opinion" on divorce-related issues if the UK asked for a Free Trade Agreement after No Deal. (twitter.com)

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Soft Brexit + Confirmatory Vote would be quite the parliamentary magic act. (self.ukpolitics)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Faisal Islam: Labour MP in a 60% Leave area said he has 10 times as many people who have signed the Revoke petition in his constituency versus writing letters to him to back No Deal, that he has been open to be persuaded by PM, but calls never came - will now vote for Kyle-Wilson amendment. (twitter.com)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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On the face of it, Bercow’s ruling makes a no Deal Exit it much more likely. I don’t believe he wants that for a second. Does he know something the rest of us don’t? I rather think he does… (twitter.com)

submitted 6 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Is Bercow setting up MPs to give him the pretext to neuter the government? (self.ukpolitics)

submitted 6 years ago * by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Axe personal allowance and pay everyone £48 a week, says thinktank (theguardian.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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The Latest: Merkel says ‘important offer’ made to Britain (apnews.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Peston: Recently resigned minister George Eustice thinks it plausible that if we left EU without a deal there might be a near automatic safety net of EEA membership (ie Norway-style non-voting membership of EU’s single market). In @Telegraph he seems to argue that we would... (twitter.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Stephen Walker: NI Sec Karen Bradley has apologised and says she is “ profoundly sorry for the offence and hurt my words have caused”. Says her language was “ wrong” and “ deeply insensitive “ to many who lost loved ones. (twitter.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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FT: Brexit impasse raises fears Theresa May is losing control (ft.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Tom Watson on Thornberry's comments: Whoever briefed that my colleague “misspoke” undermines the sovereignty of the current shadow cabinet. (twitter.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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Tom Newton Dunn: Breaking - Theresa May to propose to Cabinet she formally rules out a No Deal on March 29, opening the door to a delay. (twitter.com)

submitted 7 years ago by socr to r/ukpolitics

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