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by cjrp 3y ago
Murcia–San Javier is a Spanish Air Force base.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Does seem strange, there aren't any NOTAMs mentioning it that I can see.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Just wait until the area gentrifies a little more and all of the houses get rendered, painted pure white, black UPVC windows put in and the whole front garden turned into an asphalt car park.
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by cjrp 3y ago
It's more about what the badgers and foxes leave behind, I suspect. We get a lot of foxes, and it is pretty gross cleaning up after them.
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by cjrp 3y ago
JCB are heavily in to hydrogen. They’ve shown how they can convert existing diesel equipment, and setup fuel bowsers on work sites.
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Toothbrush tells you if you're over the drink-drive limit from the night before(thisismoney.co.uk)
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by cjrp 3y ago
Call it "The Public IPFS DHT v1.0" then ;)
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by cjrp 3y ago
Did the wheel lock-up, or was it more like a blip of power-off then back on again?
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by cjrp 3y ago
Combined with slowing down their hiring too I expect.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Has SIDS been linked to co-sleeping? I thought the risks of co-sleeping were more around accidentally rolling on or suffocating the baby.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Does seem like the kei car/truck/van market would do quite well with full-EV. Lightweight, low speeds, short trip distances.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Presumably the RAF performed the test in Finland because our roads are too full of potholes
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by cjrp 3y ago
Educated at the top schools, perhaps.
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by cjrp 3y ago
If they're in a scrap yard they're most likely being parted-out, so the engine will be bought and put in another car.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Flicking the killswitch
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by cjrp 3y ago
Do you use an equivalent of a car’s alternator to top up the battery when it’s not sunny?
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by cjrp 3y ago
Seeing more Volvo SUV PHEVs recently, big ones too.
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by cjrp 3y ago
In the UK there were asylums for "imbeciles" (the term for people with learning difficulties). Although they no longer exist, there is a plot of land near me which cannot be built on because it's essentially an unmarked, mass
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by cjrp 3y ago
Fun fact, he built a helipad on the roof of Harrods (the high-end department store he owned) but was then banned from using it. Still visible on the roof https://www.google.com/maps/place/Harrods/@51.4992472,-
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by cjrp 3y ago
> …the kettle reaches optimal temperature very quickly — in under three minutes That’s too long to wait for a brew.
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by cjrp 3y ago
I get the looping CAPTCHA in my office, but not at home.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Minivans seem like a great fit for PHEV. Short trips could be all-electric, and the longer ones powered by an ICE running efficiently at highway speeds.
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by cjrp 3y ago
The Honda e:Ny1 (great name...) is coming next year I think, at least in Europe.
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by cjrp 3y ago
True, although if you're the only one correctly pricing risk and your competitors are all cheaper then you'll be out of business anyway.
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by cjrp 3y ago
When you look at these ex-airfield housing estates from above, you can usually spot the telltale triangle pattern where the runways used to be.
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by cjrp 3y ago
> As a proportion this is only four times what the richest private landowner (the Emmersons) in the USA owns of the USA. And the Emmersons have come by their share pretty quickly by comparison, wouldn't you say? If anything, I feel
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by cjrp 3y ago
SkyDemon is the equivalent in Europe. At least for VFR pilots.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Is there any citation in the original article for the claim that it favours refugees? It's paywalled for me.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Impressive, given that The Ashes only happened recently.
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by cjrp 3y ago
Tesco in the UK have been doing their own grocery deliveries since at least 2008. It feels like one of those things that makes sense for the grocery store to provide themselves (or use a white-labelled solution like Ocado), because they don

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