The Policía Nacional have arrested 69 people in connection with a coumputer bot that acquired all ID appointments to later sell them, despite said appointments being free.
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Outdated Password System
by Hugh MacArthur •
Bill Burr at the National Institute of Standards and Technology now regrets the golden-rule advice he gave on passwords.
Butane Bottle Price Change
by Hugh MacArthur •
The 12.5kg butane bottle in January cost 19.55 euros whilst at the moment it stands at 16.79 euros – not many are complaining about that!
Flambe Pizza Hell
by Vivienne Hughes •
An Italian restaurant in Madrid was gutted by fire after a small blowtorch was used at a table to flambé a spicy pizza.
The Correct Windscreen Sticker
by Martin Myall •
The Departamento General de Tráfico (DGT) has provided an online service to let you know what Eco-sticker you should have on your vehicle windscreen.
Fined in A Supermarket Parking?
by Martin Myall •
The DGT has come up with some fun fines, such as abandoning a shopping trolley in a supermarket car park, for instance.
Driving Licence Exchanges
by Martin Myall •
Thanks to a deal approved by the Central Government, British residents holding UK driving licences can soon exchange their licence for a Spanish one.
LDL Reduction Pills
by Martin Myall •
The public health authorities in Spain have issued an alert concerning cholesterol pills to bring down LDL levels.
Driving Licence Changes
by Martin Myall •
The Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) has reminded drivers of 65 years of age and over about changes to their driving licence conditions; i.e., renewals.
EU Agree on Combustion Engines
by Martin Myall •
The European Union reached an accord yesterday to put an end to the sale of cars and vans with internal combustion engines, both gasoline and diesel from 2035.