I used the old S1 app at my folks the other week and was surprised at how responsive and useful it was. The S2 app currently is just a nightmare on Android. You open the app and are left hanging for 30 seconds just to get to the current playing song and get volume control.

He doesn't sound like Schadenfreude, he seems to share his view of the industry with a major player in a bad spot. There's very few players so they need each other in a way.

I had a similar thought. 20C is 68F, and 21C is 69.8F which is rounded up to 70F

It'd be easy to test for someone who has an iPhone. In terms of amplitude 1C=1.8F, so it should skip many!

Sftp is basically netcat over ssh, can't compare!

Never attribute to malice that which can adequately be explained by stupidity...

Because the accelerometer doesn't know when the phone is vibrating?

Because NY's economy is much more diverse, e.g. financial services which still dominate downtown.

I agree. Forgetting means it's deleted from memory. But to be honest, GDPR should trump the RTBF law now anyway.

They are, if they're not the ones benefiting from it...

I agree, I might re-use that. Your grandpa is a lemming who can't order a proper Royal with Cheese :-D

To be honest, it's only because WhatsApp became the dominant tool. It could have happened through any messaging app.

Actually Neurogeneis would equate to AI being able to spawn new CPUs... Not impossible, but you'd have to wire your AI to the CPU plant. Or something.

Hi petrol prices will push public transport prices up, and will impact them when they go on trips that require a car.

Also, nobody needs a car in Central London. If they think they do, then they should pay for the privilege. Same with Paris, and I imagine it's the same in NY.

I disagree with that. Petrol tax will hit the poor more, whereas the Congestion Charge hits wealthier people more -- poorer people tend to use public transport already.

Well London has a congestion charge to drive in the centre, and it's ever increasing. There are also low emission zones which are turning to ultra low soon (which means anything but a hybrid or an electric vehicle is excluded basically)