Oh dear. EasyJet have now been hacked and all customer details and credit card details are out there in the wild.
They say it was a sophisticated attack, but then they would say that, wouldn't they?
These companies really do need to take Internet security more seriously.

I find it impossible to boycott China completely, but I attempt to, as I have for about 15 years. Nothing to do with viruses, everything to do with their human rights record, Tiananmen Square, repression of Christians, etc. I recently had to replace a fridge/freezer and went to Currys/PC World to ch...

Are some of you deviating away from the true intention of this thread into politics? Cheers Gerry Yes, Gerry. But probably because in the end everything comes down to politics. Whether the government are right or wrong to impose a lockdown and balancing that with our human rights, and whether we sh...

Olive, ^^ It would be the only virus ever to have existed that the human body is not immune, once exposed, infected and recovered, so we should assume that people who have had it are immune. The South Koreans first though that people could be re-infected as they had 91 cases where re-infection was s...

If this virus is never to go away then people will have to make the choice of getting on with their lives or hide under the bed.... :mrgreen: I choose to get on with my life as i did before... Both myself and my family will definitely be flying as soon as the green light says we are able to.. As I ...

Well done, looks good.

Is it done? Seems different today...

Hello Admin, There has been a huge increase in Google Ads, some of them are actually in the middle of the posts. There is a limit to how many adverts are acceptable to users and you may wish to take into account that for some it makes reading too uncomfortable. I'd rather chip in €5 a year than have...

That's the avatar I want, Olive.

I find it quite puzzling how compliant people have been whilst their human rights have been virtually reduced to zero. Whether it is right or wrong, expecting people to stay in their homes for months on end is a big ask. Perhaps they are all 100% convinced by the stay home, save lives mantra. Or is ...

Good to hear this as I'm looking forward to a username change

Ricasso wrote:I see lot's of these little fellas in my garden. I think they're called fire bugs? Not sure. Question is, should I befriend them or are they pests. Does anyone know? Thanks.

They are harmless. Let them live!

I always found it was just two dry to get things to compost in Spain. We tried different methods, but each failed and we ended up burning the stuff which had dried out.

Maybe in 2 years the world might have returned to normal, or a new kind of normal, whatever that actually is.
Until then, yes, make loose plans, but be flexible as nothing is happening at the moment.

Did anyone else watch Telediario at lunchtime today? I am sure they said that the reported deaths in Spain are all deaths that are occurring on a daily basis not just deaths directly attributable to Covid 19. I didn't see the program, however I think it is unlikely as the overall death rate in Spai...

Looks very iffy to me Beach. I would delete the link.

Is all this forced jollity to bury bad news coming out of Madrid. You know, the dead abandoned in pensioners homes or the photos of people waiting 30 hours in chairs etc. Perhaps we could have a good news thread, all seems a little distasteful on coronavirus thread. I tend to agree when 489 people ...

This is a very good link. Updated several times a day.
https://www.rtve.es/noticias/20200311/m ... 4681.shtml

The database probably needs optimising.

It's an interesting one. Knowing the Spanish funcionarios, they won't know what to do, either, so they'll make it up, probably to your disadvantage. If you have your certificate in carácter"Permanente" , (link), then you are probably best to leave it as it is. Otherwise just produce your Irish passp...