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If it's anonymised well enough it wouldn't be possible to delete it, which may well be the case.

What about if it could pass a driving test?

Oracle paid for ammo it thought it could sue Google for.

If you're going to be pedantic, at least run the numbers properly. Off of 2.2B active users[0], 0.00001% comes to about 220 users. Overly pessimistic, yes; less than one user, no!

https://www.statista.com/statistics/264810/number-of-monthly...

> This was never the case in Europe, where if you have only a bachelor, people assume something went wrong.

This was never my impression during my university years, nor in working life (both technical and managerial).

No, it's included under the WTFPL one.

Good point, I was wrong. The road tax policy should be updated to take NOx levels in to account. The recommendation remains :)

I'm not sure about that. The flip side of that is that my standard insurance insures me on my car, but I'm also insured to drive someone else's car too without further premiums required.

I could be wrong, but I would guess that your quandary isn't to do with the policy as such, but the way it's been gamed by car manufacturers. That diesel would likely have a much higher road tax if its actual emissions were taken in to account, and not just the lab-based ones.

Get a petrol car pay the tax would be my recommendation. Depends on what you need too. My 5-year-old petrol Fiesta was <£10k and is £0 road tax.

Fairly subjective to be fair. I'd wager that the same features that creep you out are some of the features that delight me.

I for one paid a fixed sum which came to about 0.65% for the estate agent fees for my latest sale.

Well if you use m5.xlarge instances from AWS you were getting 4 vCPUs for your money. I don't expect you'll now get 5...

I've found de-coupling to be the key to altering this sort of behaviour. The balance of my savings and investment accounts are separate from my budgeting. I allocate funds at the budget level, the balance of my various accounts being a secondary concern.

In the last 3 enterprises that I've worked in, 2 did (do) use GitLab. So, I guess what I'm saying is, it matches my experience.

Glancing over this I thought it said: "Either being hungry or...". Nodding in agreement, I then realised my mistake.

Oooo, thanks for that! Know of anything where I can read more / see the legal definitions?

I've always found this stupid in the UK. Not only do we call paid for schools Public Schools, but we simultaneously call them Private Schools. It makes no sense!

[EDIT] wrong parent, right thread. Meant to reply to chrisseaton

I've been guilty of this on several occasions, happily paying £5 more for an item because it's on Prime as opposed to a smaller delivery fee.

It's the default Mac background that I assume they were running the presentation off of.

My assumption would be that most people aren't aware of the shadiness, or at least the level of it.

> Remember, all those gifts they give you are a social debt for which they will want to collect.

I feel that is a bit of a sweeping statement. I certainly don't expect anything back for the gifts I've bought for friends and family for weddings, I would be shocked if I were a unique case.

I assume you mean a huge loss?

Context:

- 8+: 94

- 8: 92

- Pixel / HTC U11: 90

> We look forward to testing the iPhone X and comparing it against the iPhone 8 Plus

Not yet tested.

Yes

Sounds like an interesting solution. The article does point out that this is very early, petri-dish stage, and that there is a significant problem in that the concrete could crush the shrooms when it sets.

I've both loved and hated JIRA. For me, it all comes down to how well set up it is. Its configuration over convention approach leads to many installations being poorly configured and often hacked together.

Because they have unlimited access?

Fifteen Million Merits (S01E02) to be specific.

Last time I voted I took a driving licence. All they did was check my face matched my card, and the name and address matched my registration no real check on whether or not the card was genuine.

When I created my government account I provided passport and driving licence numbers on top of the above.

I feel this invalidates your veracity point, and probably the scaling point too?

The second and third points seem more viable and are potential issues. Especially the third, this would be the main concern IMO. Though I'm sure there are protections against this too (thinking virtually distributed).