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China has proposed to make 15 million people with handheld fans to blow smog away .
While this may not be called 'build', it must world's biggest air purifier. http://shanghaiist.com/2017/11...
Possibilities:
1) WeChat does not store, but they have an internal system called TheyChat
2) The data were directly followed to the Communist fascist
3) Chat data 50 years were not classified as history
fatp writes: Hong Kong Free Press reports that the Registration and Electoral Office (REO) has lost laptops with personal data of all 3.7 million voters after the Chief Executive election. The REO said "the personal data was encrypted and there was no evidence that it had been leaked." Only 1,194 people had right to vote in the election.
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from the Oxford-on-auto-sharing dept.
"A new study casts doubt on Uber's claim that ride-sharing has reduced drunken driving," reports the Washington Post. An anonymous Slashdot reader quotes their report:
Researchers at Oxford University and the University of Southern California who examined county-level data in the United States before and after the arrival of Uber and its competitors in those markets found that ride-sharing had no effect on drinking-related or holiday- and weekend-related fatalities. One reason could be that, despite the soaring popularity of Uber and other ride-sharing services, there still may not be enough ride-share drivers available yet to make a dent on drunken driving, the authors said.
They also suggest that the tipsy riders who now call Uber are the ones who formerly would have called a taxi. For others, the odds of getting a DUI are still so low that many would prefer to gamble rather than lay out money for a ride-sharing service. Drunks, after all, are just not rational.
One reason for the low number of Uber drivers may be that the 10-year study only examined data through 2014. While other studies have found a decrease in drunk driving arrests associated with Uber --
for example, in California -- the Post's article suggests that ridesharing drivers may just be a drop in the bucket. "Although approximately 450,000 people now drive for Uber, there are 210 million licensed drivers in the United States -- and an estimated 4.2 million adults who drive impaired, the study says."
Didn't see the Win10 upgrade dialog myself. But my typical way of dealing with Windows update dialog is to drag it to a corner, so that it won't block my way. Also, it would not reappear again and again (it can relocate itself to center of screen, but less frequent than the reappearance of the dialog)