Recent content by tinstaafl

Sorry TDK, I wasn't suggesting it was or wasn't detectable. I was merely pointing out that the OP should be asking a medical professional for such information, not a load of strangers on the internet. If he daren't ask his occupational health department, then he should draw his own...

Despite registering some time ago, I've only been reading this forum for a short time but there seems to be a massive amount of scaremongering around about medicals, etc. Of course it's not a bar to employment :D Putting aside the fact that legally they would be on extremely thin ice...

Indeed, that's why he needs to ask a medically qualified person. He (or she) is asking internet strangers and being judged by them, as you'd expect. If there are no effects after, say 12 hours, he's as safe as the guy who drank 3 paints 12 hours ago. These things are legal - it's only the...

I have even less to add, other than don't spend too much time practicing and just take it easy. The only other thing I'd say was that when I did it, I made sure I only used my left hand (thumb to be specific) for the button on the bottom left. Can't remember which button that was, maybe low...

I must have missed the part where he said he was smoking legal highs just before going to work... Handback, I have no experience of these substances personally so can't answer the question directly. However, the simplest solution might be just to call the occupational health department at...

Slipperytrack, where was your interview?

Info seems difficult to come by, but here's a general idea: http://guidedmunich.com/german-privacy-laws/ I guess, strictly speaking, you were breaking the law when you published the photo, according to those guidelines. However, as you were obviously taking a photo of a tram, not the woman in...

This is pretty common on my company's 14x's too. Usually whilst crossing points. Interestingly, whilst it's obviously an emergency application, the units don't have to come to a full stop before getting a brake release again.

Those pics would be illegal in Germany. If memory serves, it's illegal to publish pictures of people without their permission, even when taken in a public place.

Replaced with a "multimodal interview" - which I'd guess is a new name for the CBI :) http://www.rssb.co.uk/sitecollectiondocuments/pdf/reports/research/T948-summ-final.pdf

Presume you've passed the visual comparison and had the email confirming?