100k rows is a small data set for a lot of what I look at, but that is at work.

Let me split it down.

For work use, 100% has to be Excel. For personal use, either of the FOSS is more than enough.

Steel tank, not copper?

Nice.

Giving it a go now. Thanks for the recomendation

Personally, it never occurred to me. I had been using Google Podcasts and even before they announced it was EOL, it was getting annoying.

Spotify was there, had everything, so I used it. They keep putting their prices up and I am ready to leave.

What podcast app would you recommend?

Super.

No need to watch when I get home now.

Thanks

If we clearly have to pay for.something, instead of it being wrapped into a license of so many things, I will push for us to take Zoom.

It just works better.

Annotating on screen is worth it alone, instead of trying to talk the screen sharer to what part of the screen you want to talk about.

Fair enough. And giving them to people is the vehicle equivalent or remote IT support!

Awesome idea!

Yes, use this and give the developer for this and for sponsor block a few ¢

Yeah, you might get basic info. But you are probably not going to be getting really useful fault info or clearing codes.

No idea what make it is, but I spent about $50 on one that was pretty useful.

Fair, it is called Vehicle Excise Duty. ‘Road tax’, ‘Car tax’ or even ‘Road fund license’ are all valid alternative names for it that people would know instantly.

So to go back to the point, I also believed the UK had the highest Vehicle Excise Duty in the whole of the European area.

I have not actually read up on that though, so am off to do it now.

For me it was CG-NAT. Pretty much the same as the double NAT HeavyRaptor has pointed out, just now something you fix yourself.

I am lucky and for a reasonable price can have a fixed IP for my broadband.

That made Jellyfin work perfectly, over a VPN using Wireguard.

It was more difficult setting up Wireguard than it was getting Jellyfin working!

Will this be a paid for service?

We all need to realise, check what you are looking at and their business practice.

If it does what you need and does not exploit you, pay for the service!

Best of luck to you.