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You persuaded me :D . I modified by Tesla tariff, will see if it charges the battery at that time. Two hours is sufficient time window for me to charge the battery from 40% to 100%. Will see how the battery behaves (fingers crossed)

Thank you, everyone - I got to Octopus Go tariff There will be free energy on Sunday, I guess I will miss it as I don't want to mess with my Tesla setup or getting up early On Sunday, the early bird gets the Free Electricity: start your Sunday the right way. A cosy brew, a hearty fry-up, and a...

Yes , 50% is better than nothing. I am trying to suss what is behind the corner and read a forecast for the next year - I did not have a single day of break from June 2020 until July 2024 How ai see is the government made contracting difficult by IR35. However, they now made perm hiring...

Perm will pay about twice less. And, if I go perm, then I will want to stay for a while, but recruiters often think I will leave after the market improves... Contractor's curse

I don’t mind working anywhere, but I don’t see many opportunities there either

I usually do PM, Programme Management, PMO or Change Management, typically digital transformation with ERPs, CRMs, AI/ML etc though TOM also falls into my plate

I am a contractor and, apparently, I was lucky to have a contract until middle of July this year. However, I have been on a bench since then Spoke to lots of recruiters and they said the slowdown for contractors has been for more than a year Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? It looks...

Thanks What about basil? It is also from Morrison, shall I plant it separately with tiny bit of compost? As I understand from internet, I should treat it the same as coriander

Will it work if I brew at 14-16 degrees? Will it not be too high temperature?

Thank you - I have enough pots to replant it. And what should I use to feed it? I have compost, some for roses, will it work?

Sorry, I meant a kit with wort already made and concentrated - I don’t make from the grain

Toying with coriander - bought in a pot in Morrisons, used part and will try with the rest. Could you advice what fertiliser works well and I can buy on Amazon? Thanks

The temperature in my garage now stays circa 15 Centigrade. Any recommendation for a lager kit that will work at such a temperature? I intend to brew under pressure and, ideally, want to make a German or Czech style lager/pilsner Many thanks

All IPA kits I tried were good. I read that modern kits are nearly all good. I pressure ferment though, it makes things easier

Any 6 will do though the more the better. I did a bit of reading 1. dill (cannot survive winter outside) 2. coriander (cilantro) (needs frost protection) 3. parsley (ok) 4. chive (ok) 5. tarragon (tarragon) - French cannot, Russian can 6. rosemary - ok 7. thyme (thyme) - depends, needs hardy one...

Thinking to brew IPA while the temperature is still above 16 centigrade in my garage, then I am thinking to brew lagers. The question is how long I take store them in a room temperature and if I keep the brew in the fridge? Thanks

Swindon

I checked now, some can, a few cannot take the winter, and many need protection from bugs

Zombifying on YouTube and other channels from laptop. I don't like watching TV though my wife has lots of subscriptions to Netflix and other providers, I guess it is cultural Also, I like hunting, fishing, spa in the gym. Gym is not a hobby - I don't like exercising, but you need to maintain...

I would use brew kits as it is simpler, less time, less cleaning, great results. And maybe even cheaper. I still brew with kits, I like the taste and less hassle Pressure fermenter would do a job, transparent plastic can be found for under £100 new (snub nose are the best), eBay will sell for...