Recent content by joe384

I bought a eufy doorbell a few years back (at my mums house). Agree it can be slow sometimes, what happened about a year ago is the video stopped working and only the chime and notifications would work. As it was not under warranty I decided to unscrew it to take a look, I didn't do anything...

I was thinking more about in terms of regulations, since it would involve doing some work on the consumer unit. Also I'm not planning on using more loads then I already am (not sure why everyone assumes that) There is already a separate circuit for TV sockets and kitchen. There are a total of...

Hi, next to my consumer unit I have one double socket that has been there since the house was built. I assumed this would be on the downstairs ring, but it only has one cable going to it. I've heard that you can have one socket spurred off the consumer unit so I guess it's likely this. My...

Was the road cordoned off? I don't think so. Fair enough if he was trying to cross a blocked off area he should be stopped but there was nothing to suggest that and people were freely moving around nearby

The footage I've watched is the sky news In Full. I see a lot of camera phones but you can't prove anyone there was with him

I believe the officer offered to escort him down the road somewhere else (where there were infact some counter protesters). He refused because he wanted to cross the road here There was nothing to suggest he was protesting that day, he in fact claimed he had never been at any of the other...

From the footage it looks like he is alone, there are a few guys hanging around (mostly people filming) but nothing to suggest he is with a group of people. The times he tries to cross the road I don't see anyone else being shoved around There is no evidence to suggest he is "planning" anything

Victim blaming. Provoked by crossing the road in front of a group of people? This literally happens all the time in a busy high street. Are women walking home in the evening provoking rapists just by walking along?

Openly admitting the protests are not peaceful

You are allowed to cross the road in London, yes. Regardless of who is walking along the road.

Sorry I mean burglar alarm. The alarm is a Yale telecommicating alarm. Sorry I didn't really mention I am thinking about redundancy in a power cut - and if there are any devices to help this

My mum has just had her phone line "disabled" as part of virgin medias move to remove dependence on the PSTN. She has an alarm system that uses the phone to call out. Virgin media can provide a backup box with a SIM in it that goes in between the phone line and router but it only lets you dial...

Depends on the council's definition of inhabited, I had no flooring and lot of renevation work needed doing, the council bod says it still counts as empty. I pointed out on the website it said uninhabitable dwelling would have no charge, and asked them to define unihabitable (they wouldn't) In...

The reolink cameras with "Smart" detection should be a lot better than the bog standard motion detection. How good though I can't say! Some have PIR but I think it's mainly the battery powered ones Another FOV calculator here: https://www.jvsg.com/calculators/cctv-lens-calculator/

What is the point of a vote if you are threatening people if they don't march in lockstep with corporate uniparty candidates? Sounds like the "nutters" are the only ones that care about democracy