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If Dashlane can 'pull' passwords from the browser, surely that's an issue with the browser, not Dashlane?

Not the best for filter TBH.

Kind of agree with this, don’t see that just buying watches (and often as an investment), handbags, coats or anything else is really a hobby.

How much lemon juice to cover a garden?


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Indeed it is!

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There’s one near us and same thing. If a car did use it would likely antagonise others, thinking they were trying to gain an advantage.

If it's that expensive use household bleach. Only ~5% but should still do the job even if you have to use more.

Still available on eBay, top strength too.

There are also give way markings.

But of course (if just down to the numbers), for an owner there will be the same chance of their Micra or Fiesta being stolen.

There’s a surprise.

Wondered whether this is more prevalent in certain parts of the country.

Where are you based?

Yes it was and as I remembered. So, was the 24h before claim ever reinstated?

Did it increase during Covid?

Yes, always sell at the peak.

There is a preferred area.

Yes, just don't understand this (and same goes for cars and other stuff). If I lived somewhere crap I'd say so.

FWIW, I see your post as helpful.

How does a ‘data leak’ even compromise passwords? They should only be stored hashed (and so unreadable).

^ No it won’t, encryption methods safe from quantum computers are being developed (if not used already).

Managed so far w/o a risk score. Same goes for credit score TBH - made up metrics to create business for advisors and such like.

Likely that many of those moaning about cyclists holding them up are drivers/riders with 'nice' cars/motorcycles out for a blast, bimble(?) or whatever and the vehicles are never used for commuting.

Thanks!

Will it prevent light 'scratching' from hedges and similar?