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Didn't they have to reverse the footage of cars (like when Neo is climbing outside out of his office building) so they look like they're driving on the right-hand side?
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1y ago
I always envy the US GA scene. So many airports, little or no landing fees, no prior notice required. In the UK it’s almost designed to prevent GA.
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1y ago
I sort of assumed when you use your passport, that it would inform the home country though?
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1y ago
We get quite a few foxes in our garden, and they leave their mess and their urine does absolutely stink.
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1y ago
I'd read a whole book of stories like this, great writing.
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1y ago
The separate public and jury votes does now help with that, a bit.
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1y ago
In the UK, you can request a new V5 from DVLA (this doesn't give you ownership, you just become the "registered keeper"). The DVLA contacts the previous owner, if they don't respond you get a new V5.
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1y ago
> Most of the radio calls today (>95%) are bog standard verbal exchanges about things that should not require any humans in the loop. Anything to with weather is just numbers that can and should be be exchanged digitally. Much faster,
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1y ago
Even at 12mph, drivers couldn't help but race https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXY40oiNhEA
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If it’s the Sheppey I’m thinking of, it’s in Kent (SE England)
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2y ago
What about the inverse though; Vietnam/Thailand/Cambodia increasing their exports to China?
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> This is Russia's and China's liberation day With the tariffs in Asia (Vietnam: 46%, Thailand: 36%, Cambodia: 49%) it feels like a good opportunity for China to increase their trade/influence in the region as well.
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2y ago
Sort of similar in Formula 1. Team finds a loophole in rules, exploits it for performance gain, FIA bans it. Rinse and repeat.
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Citation?
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2y ago
True, but it's collected by Google and passed to the relevant government. So it would be similar (they just wouldn't add it to the price, as VAT is).
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2y ago
Indeed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_versus_Horse_Marathon
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2y ago
There's almost a brummy (Birmingham) twang to it, interesting
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Apparently it was still used for commentators at the BBC until 2023 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ode-isdn-paul-furley/
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2y ago
There are also interconnections between the UK and Belgium, Denmark, France, Ireland, Netherlands and Norway. Excess supply can be exported, assuming there's demand.
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2y ago
I think the complaints have also been that people close to the wind farms don't see much economic benefit from them, and only get the negative (noise, loss of countryside, etc.). I believe that's changing though https://
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2y ago
Thanks, I just lost my afternoon to this!
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She could definitely get on the anti-vax train, given her background
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2y ago
BYD too, I've seen more and more of their models lately.
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I wouldn't say Jim Farley (Ford CEO) is a normal driver; he races vintage cars, modern Mustangs and other things too.
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2y ago
Another recommendation for a related podcast, an episode of "The Rest is Classified" [0] talking about North Korea's attempt to steal $1B from the central bank of Bangladesh. [0] https://podfollow.com/17803849
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2y ago
Is the paperwork in the UK (I'm assuming you're UK-based, hence £) particularly onerous? I heard things were getting more complicated if you just wanted a few chickens in your garden.
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2y ago
Can people next to you hear the podcast too?
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2y ago
Especially when alternatives like tungsten tape exist.
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The rule of thumb I was taught for crosswind component based on difference between runway heading and wind direction was 60º = 6/6 of the crosswind, 30º = 1/2, 10º = 1/6. So if they're landing on runway 23, 270/28 w
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2y ago
I was thinking this, and also if the airframe had warped enough to prevent the doors opening (maybe this is impossible?).
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