I just looked up the dimensions and it's ridiculously big. You'd have trouble parking in it most places where I am from.

> Like the UK, where you can tweet that someone should burn down a hotel full of migrants, and you can be arrested for tweeting that.

During the middle of a riot where people were actively trying to set fire to a hotel full of migrants.

The car park there has been falling down on it's own for years and the office spaces vacant for decades.

If they could knock the flyover down too it would be a boon in my opinion.

The flyover is the real reason the area went to shit. I doubt the Anglia Square gentri^H^H^H^H^H^Hregeneration will make much difference. In London I can't think of any "nice" road flyovers. Railway bridges don't seem to have the same effect.

For years I've used this as a home page of sorts for Microsoft products. It's very annoying not to be able to use it now.

I'm also from 'across the pond' and think this is technically unworkable and is likely not going to fix any problems at all.

> Never investigated myself, but some car-knower once told me that running the tank on low always isn't good for the fuel pump, or something like that.

The main issue is that it risks pulling detritus from the very bottom of the fuel tank, usually a bigger issue in diesels and I suspect less of a problem these days.

Aah, I have a diesel car, maybe that was what he was alluding to! Car is from 2017 so not that old. Thanks :)

Loads, you can usually tell if something is limited to 2.4Ghz only.

Cabled up an EVSE the other day and the brains of that was a ESP32 chip.

That's why the whole NCAP safety table is topped with Chinese vehicles then.

Why would you assume you can become a skilled blue collar worker in a year?

Nobody in Europe thinks that healthcare just exists for free, but that it should be available to who need it for free and are happy to pay for that via tax.