wonder how many british people know this

[munin@infosec.exchange]

@whitequark

the legacy of boarding school hazing rituals lives on, I see.

[gsuberland@chaos.social]

@whitequark I hadn't even heard of that second one.

[ppxl@social.tchncs.de]

@whitequark out of curiosity, what do the colored numbers in the upper left mean?

[taneb@hacksrus.xyz]

@whitequark not me, for sure

[russss@chaos.social]

@whitequark I'm pretty sure most British people would fail the Life in the UK test

[whitequark@social.treehouse.systems]

@ppxl Anki cards. to learn / to repeat / learned

[gsuberland@chaos.social]

@russss @whitequark I am absolutely certain that the pass rate would be a single digit percentage.

[whitequark@social.treehouse.systems]

@munin now legally mandated, yes. and privately profitable

[jason@logoff.website]

@whitequark just to be clear, this is a citizenship thing?

What accuracy do you have to have? This is crazy.

[gsuberland@chaos.social]

@PeteKirkham I figured as much from context, I just hadn't heard of it before.

[technicaladept@techhub.social]

@gsuberland @PeteKirkham me neither- pretty sure I visited Loch Lomond as a kid. Just passing through on the way to Nevis. We definitely visited Loch Ness. For some reason never bothered to learn the size of a a National park though. Going to guess 820.

[whitequark@social.treehouse.systems]

@jason 75% and you need it just for residency too

[erisceleste@tech.lgbt]

@whitequark i spent an embarrassing amount of time thinking Loch Lomond was fictional

[lenary@types.pl]

@whitequark not a clue. I'd guess wrongly.

It's not even the biggest in the UK (or the biggest in Scotland, or even the biggest in scotland the day it was designated) which might justify such a question.

[david_chisnall@infosec.exchange]

@whitequark

More than zero, but probably fewer than a thousand.