Jeremy Parkin
@jwparkin.bsky.social
Fascinated by how things work, how people think and what small improvements could bring disproportionate benefits. Aviation data specialist, particularly helicopters
Could this happen to Starmer please?
August 29, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Could this happen to Starmer please?
Does this pack of cards contain anything of concern?
August 19, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Does this pack of cards contain anything of concern?
Re-nationalisation isn’t working well so far. How much funds are allocated by Rachel Thieves to boost the system that Labour views as “broken”
There’s no way “nationalisation could save £150m” - it will be a massive drain on resources, which will need higher fares and/or taxes to fund
There’s no way “nationalisation could save £150m” - it will be a massive drain on resources, which will need higher fares and/or taxes to fund
July 22, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Re-nationalisation isn’t working well so far. How much funds are allocated by Rachel Thieves to boost the system that Labour views as “broken”
There’s no way “nationalisation could save £150m” - it will be a massive drain on resources, which will need higher fares and/or taxes to fund
There’s no way “nationalisation could save £150m” - it will be a massive drain on resources, which will need higher fares and/or taxes to fund
This is who’s “having a closer look”
July 8, 2025 at 6:01 PM
This is who’s “having a closer look”
You’ve reminded me of the world’s first banked motor racing circuit, 2.75 miles long, built in concrete in just 9 months from late 1906 and opened in mid 1907. Lap record of 143.44mph set in 1934. Closed 1939 due fuel rationing and not reopened in 1945 for safety reasons
Long live Brooklands, UK
Long live Brooklands, UK
July 7, 2025 at 5:07 PM
You’ve reminded me of the world’s first banked motor racing circuit, 2.75 miles long, built in concrete in just 9 months from late 1906 and opened in mid 1907. Lap record of 143.44mph set in 1934. Closed 1939 due fuel rationing and not reopened in 1945 for safety reasons
Long live Brooklands, UK
Long live Brooklands, UK
And a PC12NGX for comparison
June 25, 2025 at 5:24 PM
And a PC12NGX for comparison
Does Iran really have a “healthy ministry” or is this just another example of scrappy BBC journalism with no editorial oversight?
June 16, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Does Iran really have a “healthy ministry” or is this just another example of scrappy BBC journalism with no editorial oversight?
Dear @microsoft.com
Is all of Copilot wonky like the “Download Free” button here?
Certainly doesn’t inspire confidence in the product.
Thx
Is all of Copilot wonky like the “Download Free” button here?
Certainly doesn’t inspire confidence in the product.
Thx
June 13, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Dear @microsoft.com
Is all of Copilot wonky like the “Download Free” button here?
Certainly doesn’t inspire confidence in the product.
Thx
Is all of Copilot wonky like the “Download Free” button here?
Certainly doesn’t inspire confidence in the product.
Thx
Todd Beamer was another hero on that flight. His widow Lisa was five months pregnant on that day. She wrote this very moving book about it all. I recommend it. Have tissues ready
June 4, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Todd Beamer was another hero on that flight. His widow Lisa was five months pregnant on that day. She wrote this very moving book about it all. I recommend it. Have tissues ready
Who insisted on suit wearing? Here is Churchill visiting the White House during WW2
June 2, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Who insisted on suit wearing? Here is Churchill visiting the White House during WW2
It’s not just oligarchs that use AI. Self-employed entrepreneurs can build an organisation of AI personas without needing to employ anyone.
I’m including definition of “oligarch” for reference
I’m including definition of “oligarch” for reference
May 29, 2025 at 5:21 AM
It’s not just oligarchs that use AI. Self-employed entrepreneurs can build an organisation of AI personas without needing to employ anyone.
I’m including definition of “oligarch” for reference
I’m including definition of “oligarch” for reference
Could this turn into another? Very similar account name
May 9, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Could this turn into another? Very similar account name
How can delays of 16-30 minutes average 15 minutes?
April 30, 2025 at 1:12 PM
How can delays of 16-30 minutes average 15 minutes?
Near East Horsley, Surrey - North Downs
April 28, 2025 at 4:59 AM
Near East Horsley, Surrey - North Downs
Badly presented stats from BBC Sport. The right hand column is superfluous
April 26, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Badly presented stats from BBC Sport. The right hand column is superfluous
He was also happy to laugh at himself - like the day he got stuck in this position (prior to being PM btw)
April 22, 2025 at 5:03 AM
He was also happy to laugh at himself - like the day he got stuck in this position (prior to being PM btw)
This reminds me of the Leake Street Arches in London UK, which continually evolves (everything gets overpainted regularly). Under the rail lines near Waterloo Station
March 25, 2025 at 6:41 AM
This reminds me of the Leake Street Arches in London UK, which continually evolves (everything gets overpainted regularly). Under the rail lines near Waterloo Station
These are photos of someone else visiting the WH while his country was at war. It’s called precedent
March 17, 2025 at 8:47 PM
These are photos of someone else visiting the WH while his country was at war. It’s called precedent
There was a precedent for “not wearing a suit to the WH when your country is at war”. 47 should do the due diligence before spouting off
March 3, 2025 at 7:36 PM
There was a precedent for “not wearing a suit to the WH when your country is at war”. 47 should do the due diligence before spouting off
The Wellington at Brooklands Museum (ex Loch Ness) is fully naked in this respect.
March 1, 2025 at 7:42 PM
The Wellington at Brooklands Museum (ex Loch Ness) is fully naked in this respect.
I have 1.4 Concordes very near my house. This is the 0.4 one which years ago sat at the top of the tunnel at Heathrow
Brooklands Museum in UK has another Concorde and is well worth a visit. Flying started in 1909 within the world’s first banked motor circuit which opened in 1907 (yes, before Indy)
Brooklands Museum in UK has another Concorde and is well worth a visit. Flying started in 1909 within the world’s first banked motor circuit which opened in 1907 (yes, before Indy)
February 17, 2025 at 6:56 AM
I have 1.4 Concordes very near my house. This is the 0.4 one which years ago sat at the top of the tunnel at Heathrow
Brooklands Museum in UK has another Concorde and is well worth a visit. Flying started in 1909 within the world’s first banked motor circuit which opened in 1907 (yes, before Indy)
Brooklands Museum in UK has another Concorde and is well worth a visit. Flying started in 1909 within the world’s first banked motor circuit which opened in 1907 (yes, before Indy)