Re: ... and the stunning victory for Boris Johnson's Conservative Party in the 2019 General Election
Isn't that what the CofE was invented for?
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Added to which, churchgoer is just a marker for class in the UK.
You might as well surveyed car ownership and shown that Subaru and Volvo owners share a Japanese and Swedish love of integrated multinational trade.
Note the survey separated 'regular churchgoer' from Anglican. So the survey said that people who tick 'church of England' on a form but never go are more likely to be for Brexit.
It's a phone system: everybody from a bloke at the box on the corner with a clip on phone, to anyone in customer server, to anyone with root access to any of the switches, to anybody in the other office who picks up an extension has access.
If you think a prime minister's un-encrypted phone call suddenly becomes secure by having the backhaul supplier being from Finland you are a GCHQ
Isn't it going to expensive to investigate dozens of small companies for their links to foreigners and subject their hardware and software to the decade long detailed level of security analysis applied to Huawei ?
Or will there be enough small suppliers with a former cabinet minister on the board to allow them to skip this ?
>Apple also wants any vulnerabilities discovered in its software to be given to it, rather than sold to law enforcement and governments, so the super-corp can patch them.
Another way of looking at this could be: Apple wants all vulnerabilities to be given to it and be illegal to tell anyone else about them (copyright), so it can patch them or not bother.
Product security is a lot easier if it's illegal to publish anything about any flaws.
Paypal and Alipay are definitely banks.
Income gets paid into them, they hold it and will let you withdraw it.
They will also decide to lock your account with no notice, cancel your account because an algorithm makes a mistake and confiscate all your money fro breaking some vague 'terms and conditions'.
They also have no insurance, no regulatory oversight and often no way of contacting them.
>I can be accused of not including a global pandemic in the risk log of my last previous project
But probably will be going forward.
Not because another pandemic is any more likely, but because you know what the reaction to it will be.
It's like terrorism, the risk of death is probably lower than the 1970s, but the risk that you won't be able to access your building in the middle of $MAJOR_CITY because of a terrorist 'alert' is real.
Because it's a business decision by the customer.
They bought the cheapest service because it wasn't worth it to them to pay more.
Arguing that multi-site DR should be included in all plans is like saying only mechanics that offer free courtesy cars should be allowed. Or in this case, only spambots that make enough revenue that they can afford 5-9s uptime should be allowed.
>No, then it would be in a 'second' language. I would still have a native language, it would just be a different one.
Yes, that was the point. If 'native' was being used as the default language it might not be 'native' to everyone. But don't see how anyone could object to 'native' resolution = the resolution the screen was born with