Yeah, I've watched that video, it was fascinating. I also used to live and work in the Birmingham jewellery quarter and walked by the factory a few times. We've also got a pen museum too.

I want one too, they're so nice.

(I like how this thread about static websites turned into a conversation about pencils 🤣)

Look like a good pencil. Decent price too.

Looks like a Faber-Castell.

If you like mechanical pencils there are some really nice ones made in a factory in Birmingham, UK called Yard-O-Led, they're bit pricey though as they are made of Stirling silver...

It is already here:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c391mpmr81xo

Thanks

They anonymise or pseudo anonymise data wherever possible: https://digital.nhs.uk/your-data/understanding-data-in-health-and-care

They also allow you to view who accesses the data with their register: https://digital.nhs.uk/services/data-access-request-service-dars/data-uses-register

Edit: you can also opt out/in of sharing at any time: https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/about-the-nhs/opt-out-of-sharing-your-health-records/

When using the extension on the article above, and using my university as the institute, I get: "Article available here Your library has this article available for you in a different database. [Get Citation] [Access Article]". When using Anna's Archive, I get "Library Access This extension will open when you are looking at databases that your library subscribes to. This will help you access the resources provided by your library."

If I am using Lean Library Open as an institute and I am on Anna's Archive, I get: "Lean Library Open The extension will only be active when you are on an academic site. If you have any questions, contact us".

I haven't had any issues with it to be honest.

There is a browser extension called LeanLibrary, which you can install from here: https://www.technologyfromsage.com/products/lean-library-extension/

You can get free access to quite a lot of journals, etc. You just have to set it up to "Lean Library Open" as your institute, or to your University/College, if they are subscribed to it. Makes reading articles and stuff much easier.

My wife uses a spreadsheet and connected it to her calendar. Seems pretty accurate.

It is a modified version of this:

http://www.alizaaufrichtig.com/period-tracker

I think it is equivalent to your 401k. Could be wrong though.