Recent content by ninja-lewis

https://supercharge.info/map shows the generation and number of Tesla superchargers on site. Its shows sites that are under construction, planned or being voted upon.

Yes because we're talking about airspace over the North Sea. Heathrow is already constrained by Amsterdam's airspace (and vice versa). Moving the airport 60 miles closer to Amsterdam increases the conflict.

London airport traffic already conflict with traffic to/from Amsterdam Schiphol. An estuary airport would be severely constrained airspace-wise.

To match the holder to the passport?

Palestine Action supporters were arrested for expressively supporting (what was and currently remains) a proscribed organisation. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2000/11/section/12 This should not be confused with supporting the Palestine cause in general, which remains legal, as you and...

Pre-Brexit signage perhaps?

There will be an app for ETIAS so could integrate a checker into that. More secure than a website as the app could require reading the biometric chip on your passport (proving you have it) as opposed to just relying on entering details on a website.

The latest season of Jet Lag: The Game involves the boys playing Hide & Seek in the UK over 6 days. This is their first season based in the UK (not counting Schengen Showdown which only began in London or earlier Tag seasons where the UK was technically part of the game area). The first 2 UK...

Correct but flood levels would be a consideration. Normal: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/River_Spey#/media/File:Garmouth_Spey_Viaduct.jpg In spate: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spey_in_spate_at_Garmouth.JPG

Cat B listed. It was transferred to Moray District Council (now Moray Council) in 1980 to save it from demolition. Moray Council is in severe financial distress. https://www.trove.scot/designation/LB14873 Aerial photographs from 1979 vs 2009 show how much the Spey moves...

Footpath since line closure in 1968. Looked like this yesterday: Credit: http://www.forgottenrelics.org/bridges/spey-viaduct/ This morning it looks like this: Credit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Scotland/comments/1pmbcxk/spey_viaduct_collapses/

It's the cack handed way in which the Government have conflated two separate concepts. Digital ID is to enable digital versions of all sorts of existing identities - driving licences, veterans cards, passports etc - in the same way that Apple/Google Wallets are digital versions of debit/credit...

And digital IDs are yet more secure due to cryptographic and biometric verification. The fake NHS Covid Passes were scams - the fake passes didn't work under proper verification checks.

Edinburgh has Holy Corner, so named because there was a church on each corner. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Corner

It's Scotrail so there's public sector funding involved and various political angles, not least that of a Scottish public sector organisation employing workers based in England on higher take home pay. Media and opposition parties would have a field day.