Re: "To the best of our knowledge..."
You're a terrible troll, aren't you?
There's already a list of subscribers, the list exists of every starlink terminal location known to about 10m CEP, it's part of the billing system!
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Cell phone targeting was a very hot thing a while back, for both sides.
Anyone else recall the thousands of cheap cellphones dropped all across Ukraine in the hours before the initial invasion? Bet Russia wishes they'd kept them in reserve now! But it was a clever idea.
I upvoted you, even if I don't completely agree.
We will need coders, even with AI assistants. Same as we will need plumbers and wiring harness makers. And school is where you find out you've got an aptitude for that sort of thing, or not (unless your parents/family friends/etc introduce you, but that's no way to build a country)
If the UK government had broken the telephone monopoly, or forced BT to have free (or just fixed cost) data lines we would've been miles ahead of where we ended up.
I watched and read jealously of the Americans using dialup for nearly free! While we had to pay 10p a minute! (was it 10p? Whatever it was, it rapidly added up to more than mom and dad would stomach for a bill, especially when it was quarterly!
So instead we had to pass floppy discs around on the playground.
If nothing it trustworthy, then where does that leave society?
There's already millions of people who think the moon landing was faked, despite the tech for doing that not being around back then. It was literally easier to do it live than "fix it in post"!
I read someone yesterday claiming that 9/11 had CGI planes added in real time... We are doomed.
You're in the 33% of people it really doesn't work for, I suspect.
Looking at my fingers, excluding thumb, I've long noted that they're almost identical on one hand, just scaled up and down. Who hasn't, when doing the kids activity of fingerprinting yourself as a "detective" with a cheap kit of graphite, ink pad and talc? (You, because they aren't)
Yes, but it's fairly easy to look at old auntie Mavis, 350 miles away in a care home, and swiftly eliminate her from the list of 4 suspects.
It is very rare that anyone would try to convict on a single fingerprint. You'd be either really unlucky, or it's the post office.
There was the world leading Forensic Science Service. Until it was cut in 2012, when the tories realised they could just get rid, saving all those appeals and "awkward" not guilty verdicts!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forensic_Science_Service
Hmm.
77%. 50% would be random guessing. 100% would be certainty. 77% isn't very good at all, without some better stats behind it. 23% wrong, it sounds like something they'd have used for the Birmingham 6! 1:3, that's good odds for a mistrial.
They hire in from outside, obviously!
Have you never worked in a large company? Promotion of either of the two doing extra work would mean more than a 10% reduction in team output! Can't have that.
The other option is to find the least production member, and promote them to have dominion over the rest.
There is no third option, unless one of them is related to or plays golf with someone on the board.
COVID messes with the entire body. Could be blood clots* in the eye's blood supply. Could be the same restricting the blood flow to the brain.
I was wrecked for months tbh after the first bout - 12 days in bed, then about 4 months of being shite. Hope it clears for you. I had a second bout more recently but was over that faster - which is rare. I've just been teaching at Black Hat, so fingers crossed I don't get it again!
*they aren't technically blood clots,but since they are new to science, they're called microclots.
And, of course, all that pension fund investment into both commercial and housing properties has driven prices up even further!
Apparently farmland outside Edinburgh has shot up 50% in the last 2 years! All the thousands of houses and the like being built on it means it is worth many millions if you can get permission to throw up a hundred houses "starting from" £400k.
They can't, any more than you could go collect yours. Safety and security, for one thing. It gets posted out - that's actually written in the law, as well as them having to use the state postal system.
(Clearly someone saw how the tories operate, and banned future anyone from making a mint by inserting themselves as a very expensive exclusive numberplate courier!)
You should see how bad it is it countries without strong unions then!
In the UK, those first few hundred workers would likely never have been able to get out on strike legally in the first place. And everything from there on would've been illegal.
So the first group would've been outsourced by now. Replacing 150 or so workers is literally everyday in the UK.
You should read at least a little about unions before you embarrass yourself like that. It's not like a company. The leaders are voted in and out by the membership. You know, like a democracy. Only it is every one or two years, not twice a decade. And the union leadership can't just decide to have a different leader without asking the membership, unlike the UK PM hot seat.