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Mine: every time they leave our house, they fill the kettle to the absolute brim like they’ve just completed a community service project. We don’t drink hot drinks at night. Ever. So it just sits there… a full kettle… achieving nothing except taking longer to boil in the morning. I’ve mentioned it. Repeatedly. Politely at first, less politely now. Still happens without fail. At this point I’m convinced they think they’re offsetting their stay. Not quite a mortgage payment, but in their heads it’s probably close. Anyone else got in-laws performing completely useless “acts of service” that no one asked for? submitted by /u/bnwprc to r/AskUK

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I have a small garden which is not square and acts as a wind tunnel during a storm. The plastic ones from stores just ripped as soon as the weather got bad. This year I decided to build my own, out of some 2x1 timber and corrugated plastic, that specifically fis in this spot. It not huge, largest sides are 140x120 cm, but it big enough for starting seeds and growing cucumbers. (Please ignore the state of the garden it got neglected over winter and am in the middle of getting it sorted for spring). I can not take credit for the planters my dad built them for me last year. submitted by

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Hey everyone, My name is Max H, and I've been working at Warhorse Studios since July 2022 as a Czech>English translator and editor. I primarily worked on KCD2 and its DLCs, including dialogues, quest logs, item names, and various other things, as well as some occasional marketing materials here and there. Simply put, if you've ever played KCD2 in English, you've quite likely seen my work. Yesterday, March 27th 2026, with no forewarning, I was invited to a meeting and promptly told that, in an effort to "make the company more effective" and "save finances", as of next month, my position at the company would become "obsolete" in favour of using AI for all translations going forward. This came as a huge shock to me, as though the discussion about using AI for translating had frequently come up in the past, something I was always strongly and vocally against, but never to the extent that it mig