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It was interesting to see that when the Waymo car came up to an intersection and signalled left, and then the following car pulled alongside on its left, there was a detectable pause whilst the Waymo car tried to decide what to do - you could see the steering wheel twitch back and forth for a second or so.
Would be good to know how many people really do live in each area of UK etc to ensure correct number of hospitals and housing
I'd agree with you, if I thought that there was the slightest chance that any UK government would use the data to provide more hospitals and local services.
However, reality suggests they would do the exact opposite, and use the data to "prove" that they could close existing hospitals, schools, libraries, police stations etc etc in lower populated areas.
Why does the Reg continue to publish this person's one-sided opinions?
You seem to be suffering from a few one-sided opinions yourself...
Most non-partisan observers would agree that Breitbart is rather biased.
I'm surprised that a bunch of IT people are so sanguine about the potential threat of Chinese-made infrastructure equipment
As a member of the Rest-of-the-World, I'm much more worried about the actual threat of American made infrastructure equipment, than I am about the potential threat of Chinese made kit.
Oh, and Huawei are the acknowledged leader in 5G technology, there is nothing US made which comes close.
As I have recounted here before, we have a 10lb lump hammer hanging off a rack in the server room, where all the servers can see it.
And a friend of mine leaves the carcass of a Dell PE850 on the bench, with a large screwdriver embedded in the motherboard, as a salutary warning to others who might stray...
Hard to bake a gay wedding cake and not know it's promoting homosexuality.
What on earth do you think you mean by "promoting homosexuality"?
You make it sound like there's a two-for-one offer or something.
Being gay is not something you can catch, you know, it doesn't rub off on people, and nor is it a choice that people might inadvisedly make if they see a wedding cake for a gay couple.
Our Scalar Energy EMF Protection pendant can help boost your energy during the day as it is a negative ion generator that helps red blood cells to disperse and release more energy!
Hmmm... not sure I want my blood cells to disperse, thanks, I'd rather they stay in my body, really.
If you or your child are suffering from any of the common symptoms of EMF exposure such as headaches, chronic colds and flues, digestive disorders, sleep disturbances, anxiety, fatigue, memory loss, brain fog, dizziness, etc;
Or asthma, eczema, st vitus dance, broken legs, deformed ears, small genitalia, delusions, paranoia or other common symptoms...
I think you're misunderstanding how this works. The *service* in this context is your web-browser, not the safe-browsing service.
I really think that you are confused. If you insist that the service is your web browser, then by your logic, the browser should request your explicit consent before sending your IP address to any third party.
By it's nature, a web browser sends your IP to any entity it connects to, whether that be a DNS server, a website, or a safe-browsing service.
This is opt-out - you can choose not to browse any sites, but then having the browser running is sort of pointless really.