Re: So what we're saying is...
Yes!
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MPs would love to hear all about how UK.gov plans to ratchet R&D spend to 3% of GDP
This image-recognition roulette is all fun and games... until it labels you a rape suspect, divorcee, or a racial slur
You know SAP's doing a great job when a third of German users say they 'have no confidence in it'
If Syria pioneered grain processing by watermill in 350BC, the UK in 2019 can do better... right?
Your ugly mug may be scanned yet again – but at least you'll be able to board faster at Gatwick
Wednesday 18th September 2019 14:25 GMT 
Re: Why would this be faster?
The biggest benefit I find is having a fair chance to get your hand luggage (a laptop bag in my case) in the overhead locker at least somewhere close to where your seat is.
Or actually in the cabin at all...
I normally buy Speedy Boarding because it means you can take a second smaller bag in the cabin. In my case my camera, lenses and other toys are in the locker and the my much smaller bag is for clothes.
HP printer small print says kit phones home data on whatever you print – and then some
Seriously, this sh!t again? 24m medical records, 700m+ scan pics casually left online
Vulns out of the box: 12 in 13 small biz network devices terribly insecure by default – research
Captain's coffee calamity causes transatlantic flight diversion
Right-click opens up terrifying vistas of reality and Windows 95 user's frightful position therein
Mike drop, DXC-ya later! Lawrie immediately ejects as CEO from IT outsourcing giant
Oracle's Mark Hurd hits pause as co-CEO, says he needs time to deal with health issues
Thursday 12th September 2019 18:56 GMT
He left Hewlett-Packard following an inquiry into whether he violated the company's code of conduct in the course of interactions with a greeter at HP events and reality TV personality who filed a sexual harassment claim that was later settled privately.
I wonder if Oracle has various diversity schemes, to me, employing him after that sends quite a clear message about how much the company values diversity.
Do you want fr-AI-s with that appy-meal? McDonald's gobbles machine-learning biz for human-free Drive Thrus
Thursday 12th September 2019 13:48 GMT
> I think they might also have burger flipping machines in some places so they've started on the cooking robots.
I can imagine that most of the operations would be quite easy to sort (think burgers on conveyors etc), but the "salad" would be much less homogeneous. I guess if they could make the chips the same size then that'd help the automation too.
Mystery database left open turns out to be at heart of a huge Groupon ticket fraud ring
Not so G.fast: Hybrid fibre 'under review' as Openreach remembers it's all about FTTP now
Thursday 12th September 2019 18:06 GMT
I can't think of anything a typical residential customer would want 1Gb/s for. Certainly not at the kind of price point that speed would command.
That's probably true for most households, but people trying to download big games etc or a photographer trying to back their photos up . might disagree. However, the same infrastructure would also be used by small-mid size businesses where the connection will be shared by more people and also might have large bandwidth requirements (eg graphic designers).
The gig (economy) is up: New California law upgrades Lyft, Uber, other app serfs to staff
Opal Fruits, Princess Diana and... PowerToys? Microsoft is dragging Windows 10 back to '95
Be still, our drinking hearts: Help Reg name whisky beast conjured by Swedish distillers and AI blendbot
Royal Navy seeks missile-moving robots for dockyard drudgery
You know what the NHS really needs? Influencers, right guys? #blessed
The time a Commodore CDTV disc proved its worth as something other than a coaster
Loss-making $15bn hipster chat biz Slack suddenly less appetising to investors as it predicts deeper losses
GDP-arrrrrrgggghhh! A no-deal Brexit: So what are you going to do with all that lovely data?
Teletext Holidays a) exists and b) left 200k customer call recordings exposed in S3 bucket
Devon knows how they make it so steamy: Phantom squatter of Torquay curls one out on bloke's motor
Pompey boffin bags €1.3m off EU for dark matter research – shame a no-deal Brexit looks more and more likely
Tuesday 3rd September 2019 13:34 GMT
Re: Really?
Now, Iceland and Turkey are hardly research giants, but Switzerland and Israel are. Has anyone told them how their research funding is about to be cut? I suspect the answer is no :-)
"Switzerland’s exile from EU research is a cautionary tale for the UK" - for a few years Switzerland was booted out of H2020 and Erasmus+.
Developer reconsiders npm command-line ad caper after outcry
Last one out, hit the lights: UK energy supplier SSE to axe 115 bodies from tech department
Divert the power to the shields. 'I'm givin' her all she's got, Captain!'
Uber, Lyft and DoorDash put $30m apiece into ballot battle fund to kill gig-economy employee benefits
Clutching at its Perl 6, developer community ponders language name with less baggage
I just love your accent – please, have a new password
Get your royalty-free soft-core OpenPOWER processor core blueprints here. Extra, extra – read all about it
Capital One 'hacker' hit with fresh charges: She burgled 30 other AWS-hosted orgs, Feds claim
Army Watchkeeper drone flopped into tree because crew were gazing backwards
Eight-hour comms lags and shock discoveries: 30 years after Voyager 2 visited gas giant Neptune
Dixons hits back at McAfee's £30m antivirus sueball: Your AV didn't work on Windows 10S
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