And the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland has vetoed equal marriage rights in Northern Ireland on three separate occasions now. The other big party in Northern Ireland, Sinn Féin, is known as a "republican" party, but to compare with US politics, it is more helpful to swap the labels round.
Don't you have a 911 ambulance service for that sort of thing? Then you get a medically trained person to monitor you while you go to the hospital, or they might even be able to treat you on the spot.
What you are describing is Blablacar, which is very popular in Europe, and is legal. Unlike Über, it is an actual ride-sharing service. If you are a driver, you log in, put details of your journey, and if other people want to go the same way, they can join you and pay a proportion of the petrol money.
1/10000 of people who searched for those symptoms didn't have pancreatic cancer. Around 90% of people who did have pancreatic cancer didn't search for those symptoms.
But if very few people get pancreatic cancer, then with a false positive rate of that magnitude, it could still be that the majority of detections are false positives.
If it is in low power mode and taking steps to conserve energy, then certain information might not be sent to Über's servers that might otherwise be sent.
No it wasn't. I gave OKCupid permission to show my profile to interested people so that they could decide whether or not to contact me with a view to dating me. I didn't give these researchers permission to publish it on another website.
Actually it would matter that the servers were in the US. They exported personal data outside of the EU/EEA without the data subjects' permission, which is an additional offence.
You can stop Google from indexing parts of your site by putting it in a password protected area, or by using robots.txt. OKCupid has done this, so their profiles don't appear in Google.
This is being done. The problem is that a lot of our power generation capacity is reaching the end of its life and needs to be replaced, and demand reduction can only mitigate some of that.
Electric cars are about twice as efficient in kWh terms compared to internal combustion engine cars, because most of the inefficiency losses take place at the power station before you buy the electricity. So we are now off by about a factor of 4.
The human brain may not be magic, but we have absolutely no idea how it works, and until we figure that out, we can't replicate it other than by the traditional method of having a baby.
We had "pay to surf" back in the the early 2000s, and it didn't work because the sort of people who sign up to receive money for watching ads are the sort of people who don't have enough money to buy anything advertised on those ads. Also they tend to be the sort of people who write software to simulate a web-browsing session so that they can receive the money without having to look at the ads.
Those aren't mandatory regulations, they are simply measures that people can choose to use or not.
Most countries have weights and measures regulations.
In the EU, you have to quote the mass in g or kg. This means that you can compare quantities sold by different suppliers and everyone knows what they are getting.
Look for example at the mess we had in Europe before the EU mandated that the brightness of lightbulbs had to be quoted in Lumens. Everyone was using their own made-up measurements in "watt equivalents" - you could use their 10 lumen bulb in place of a now-banned 60W traditional bulb, if you didn't mind the fact that you wouldn't be able to actually see anything because it was so dark.
Bob would probably say that he did it to stop Charlie drinking the poison. The prosecution would have to prove that this wasn't the case, so that's why I think he would get away with it.
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And the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland has vetoed equal marriage rights in Northern Ireland on three separate occasions now. The other big party in Northern Ireland, Sinn Féin, is known as a "republican" party, but to compare with US politics, it is more helpful to swap the labels round.
That seems to work fine in London. Taxis can use the bus lanes, minicabs, including Über can't. You can pay more for a taxi and get there quicker.
Don't you have a 911 ambulance service for that sort of thing? Then you get a medically trained person to monitor you while you go to the hospital, or they might even be able to treat you on the spot.
What you are describing is Blablacar, which is very popular in Europe, and is legal. Unlike Über, it is an actual ride-sharing service. If you are a driver, you log in, put details of your journey, and if other people want to go the same way, they can join you and pay a proportion of the petrol money.
1/10000 of people who searched for those symptoms didn't have pancreatic cancer. Around 90% of people who did have pancreatic cancer didn't search for those symptoms.
But if very few people get pancreatic cancer, then with a false positive rate of that magnitude, it could still be that the majority of detections are false positives.
If it is in low power mode and taking steps to conserve energy, then certain information might not be sent to Über's servers that might otherwise be sent.
No it wasn't. I gave OKCupid permission to show my profile to interested people so that they could decide whether or not to contact me with a view to dating me. I didn't give these researchers permission to publish it on another website.
Actually it would matter that the servers were in the US. They exported personal data outside of the EU/EEA without the data subjects' permission, which is an additional offence.
You can stop Google from indexing parts of your site by putting it in a password protected area, or by using robots.txt. OKCupid has done this, so their profiles don't appear in Google.
This is being done. The problem is that a lot of our power generation capacity is reaching the end of its life and needs to be replaced, and demand reduction can only mitigate some of that.
Electric cars are about twice as efficient in kWh terms compared to internal combustion engine cars, because most of the inefficiency losses take place at the power station before you buy the electricity. So we are now off by about a factor of 4.
You can replicate the hardware, but then you have a dead brain. We don't even know where to start in terms of replicating the "software".
The human brain may not be magic, but we have absolutely no idea how it works, and until we figure that out, we can't replicate it other than by the traditional method of having a baby.
We had "pay to surf" back in the the early 2000s, and it didn't work because the sort of people who sign up to receive money for watching ads are the sort of people who don't have enough money to buy anything advertised on those ads. Also they tend to be the sort of people who write software to simulate a web-browsing session so that they can receive the money without having to look at the ads.
Samsung's flagship products cost around the same as the equivalent Apple products.
You have to reboot for an iOS update as well. However, the update would let you try all 10,000 pin combinations if the FBI had their way.
It would be Samsung, not Google, that would have to bake a custom ROM in similar circumstances.
It will likely go the same way as Myspace, which is still around, but hardly anyone uses it any more.
My phone number changes every time I move house, but my email address etc remain the same.
We do a lot of job interviews using Skype.
A British pint is 568ml. An American pint is 473ml.
Most countries have weights and measures regulations.
In the EU, you have to quote the mass in g or kg. This means that you can compare quantities sold by different suppliers and everyone knows what they are getting.
Look for example at the mess we had in Europe before the EU mandated that the brightness of lightbulbs had to be quoted in Lumens. Everyone was using their own made-up measurements in "watt equivalents" - you could use their 10 lumen bulb in place of a now-banned 60W traditional bulb, if you didn't mind the fact that you wouldn't be able to actually see anything because it was so dark.
There were democracies in some of the Scandinavian Countries and in some of the City States that make up what is now Italy.
Bob would probably say that he did it to stop Charlie drinking the poison. The prosecution would have to prove that this wasn't the case, so that's why I think he would get away with it.