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2140

Hmmm?

So....? What do we get then? Not that I'll be getting it, anyway, as I intend to opt for cryo-freezing until 2240.

kidA - 2140?

ExecLine,

Whatever the German cartel deem us fit to receive; probably some bodged solar battery and diesel hybrid - the case will say battery but will also contain a diesel plant. On being found out, they will claim it carbon neutral because the 50% battery cancels the 50% diesel.

skinny - a government plan, 2140 is being optimistic.

Cheers,
KidA

The government plan is for 2040.

What happens when a different government get in?

That will just determine which sh*t is used as fuel in post 441!

skinny,

The current plan is for 2040. :)

Cheers,
KidA

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Love Westminster Councils lamp post charging scheme which I suppose will be funded from issuing FPN's to those motorists parking on the yellow lines to recharge their vehicles (as highlighted in their video). Is this simply another scam to fleece motorists, or I am being overly cynical - you decide!

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Don't mention IQE! :-)

I think we should start a rumour that IQE is about to be renamed as iQE!

:-)

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Pollution tunnels to tackle car emissions

What next, are we all to be issued with masks?..just faze out the internal combustion engine over time but before comit to "serious" electricity generation from wind turbines, solar power and not forgetting wave generation off the north of Scotland in particular.

Cyber threats prompt return of radio for ship navigation

Hmmmm.....not that long ago when I did a navigation course, GPS was covered but wasn't the main focus. Maybe they should go back to basics using charts, a compass and a clock......

"In navigation, dead reckoning is the process of calculating one's current position by using a previously determined position, or fix, and advancing that position based upon known or estimated speeds over elapsed time and course."

Perhaps they should bring these back :-