Expecting this Govt to be able to provide an online map with the areas allowed to go for each house is optimism personified!
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Expecting this Govt to be able to provide an online map with the areas allowed to go for each house is optimism personified!
chuckbert
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They're still working on the one that plots a route from their a**e to their elbow.Expecting this Govt to be able to provide an online map with the areas allowed to go for each house is optimism personified!
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Or crewe
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As long as they say they'll try.
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If people can`t work out how far they are from home then we really are fudged.
Mind you some folk struggle with how far 2 metres is.......................
Mind you some folk struggle with how far 2 metres is.......................
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15,958 people in Leicestershire have tested positive - up from 15,598 (increase 360).
8,683 (increase of 142) were within the Leicester City Council area.
7275 (increase of 218) cases were reported in the County.
No deaths reported.
8,683 (increase of 142) were within the Leicester City Council area.
7275 (increase of 218) cases were reported in the County.
No deaths reported.
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NHS Covid-19 app users sent incorrect risk-level change alerts
People in England and Wales reported notifications that did not match government guidance for their areas
www.theguardian.com
Seriously, our defence is less accident prone than this government.
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NHS Covid-19 app users sent incorrect risk-level change alerts
People in England and Wales reported notifications that did not match government guidance for their areas
Seriously, our defence is less accident prone than this government.
The app uses postal district.
The website uses postcode.
Surprisingly some don`t know the difference.
Or poor planning as yet again an inconsistency and potentially confusing. Whilst it is a minor thing really, it isn't difficult to get such things right and doesn't say a lot for the planning/systems if they can't be consistent across the board on such a basic thing.
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And 3 highly trained astronauts able to think on their feet were able to find a solution and get themselves home safely (against all odds it has to be said).
Unfortunately, I don't have the same confidence in the Cummings cohorts!
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However said "app" and postcode checker would have been developed for different circumstances and possibly not even considering a Tier structure based on Council areas (County, Unitary,City or otherwise) that also cross postal districts and postcodes.
If the developers were still discussing the best way to structure the app people would be complaining it wasn`t ready.
Likewise if it was location tracking and updating as people crossed boundaries it would be "Big Brother & infringing our uman rites".
Just saying.
If the developers were still discussing the best way to structure the app people would be complaining it wasn`t ready.
Likewise if it was location tracking and updating as people crossed boundaries it would be "Big Brother & infringing our uman rites".
Just saying.
However said "app" and postcode checker would have been developed for different circumstances and possibly not even considering a Tier structure based on Council areas (County, Unitary,City or otherwise) that also cross postal districts and postcodes.
If the developers were still discussing the best way to structure the app people would be complaining it wasn`t ready.
Likewise if it was location tracking and updating as people crossed boundaries it would be "Big Brother & infringing our uman rites".
Just saying.
Excuses, excuses, excuses. It really isn't difficult to standardise something like this all systems/media.
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Reality, reality.
Folk already think they are being "Big Brothered"............ yet fight to get in the queue for the latest tech.
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Seriously though, this isn't reality is it?
Surely I'm playing one of those 'life' type games on my ZX Spectrum?
How can getting either the postal district or postcodes consistent across systems in anyway be considered "Big Brothered"?! That is stretching beyond anything vaguely close to reality to excuse a failing in basic planning.
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Because it depends where the boundary falls.
We have Leicestershire postal districts and postcodes that are in the County of Nottinghamshire....... folk in Kegworth sit on the boundary, many work & study in Notts.... which tier are they in?
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