I assume there may be some cutoff point, but what if you have a low number of people in the role say for example 2. Wouldn't that be pretty much narrowing it down to being per employee?

Huh, I'd swear most store eggs I get have yokes closer the the right one in colour

I don't run my car indoors because generally it doesn't fit through the door.

So from some googling it looks like the biggest nuclear subs top out at about 30MWe of output, which is roughly the same as EDFs West Benhar wind farm (https://www.edf-re.uk/what-we-do/onshore-wind/) which has 7 onshore wind turbines and can power about 18,000 homes.

Subs reactors will also be designed around the needs to power the sub with will presumably have much different load requirements to commercial nuclear power station.

I'm also willing to bet it isn't exactly economically viable running it long term.

Slightly related but there was a time they used a engine as an emergency generator for a town https://youtu.be/FWYbD2ga8DM

But why?

It's more they are focused on running ASP and CLI apps on Linux, there is no official MS GUI library/framework for Linux which is one big thing missing from modern .net, there are a couple of thrid party ones like Avalonia however.

Now if only they would add Linux support to MAUI.

I know the meme is Ted Cruz being the Zodiac killer, but are we sure it isn't actually RFK Jr?

How do I delete X? I'd love to, but I don't think I have the access or permissions to delete an entire company.

The transition to the Manifest V3 framework means extensions like uBlock Origin can't use remotely hosted code. According to Google, it "presents security risks by allowing unreviewed code to be executed in extensions." The new policy changes will only allow an extension to execute JavaScript as part of its package.

Is this a badly worded paragraph, but is uBlock Origin really using remotely hosted code? I thought it was a different restriction in manifest V3 that stops as blockers being effective.

Granted you now have a deadly citrus allergy.

So Reddit gold?

I'm intrigued by what they class as a long distance train, are they counting domestic only services? I wonder if the size of the country plays into it as well as most of the top ones in that list are relatively small, so presumably less long distance routes, and they are presumably shorter routes as well so maybe less chances for delays.

Ah thanks I think that clears it up for me.

It was serious, in my head both were just terms for left wing further left than central left but not like extremist left wing.

Aren't liberals leftists though?

How many of those brands actually have factories in the UK or are even owned by a UK company anymore.

MG are just a brand under the Chinese company SAIC and as far as I can tell don't have a UK factory, some quick googling suggests they are considering one last year but not sure how far that has got. And the majority of their models are EV.

Given Awdry was quite keen on accuracy to the real world engines (see the falling out with one of the first artists) I'm actually surprised there isn't more consistency with the liveries. The Culdee Fell Railway has all engines with the same purple livery, and I think from memory the steam trains on the Skarloey Railway are red, which is more accurate to real life as generally each railway would have its own livery.

I think earlier on when there were fewer engines it was less of a problem as they all had fairly distinct shapes being based on different real engine classes Garden and pre rebuild Henry probably being the least distinct.

You were supposed to bring order to the railway not cause confusion and delay

My polling station is the village pub