You don't 'correct' the data. The data that was collected is completely accurate in the context of being close to a city.
Accurate data + apply correction != accurate data.

Wow this guy catches on fast.

Love the Microsoft shills. My daily dose of comedy.

This is done in Australia with virtually every single ISP with one tiny exception.

The quota you have is in big print right next to the price.

If you don't tell people what the quota is (in a fair way) then blatant lie does cover it quite nicely.

It must be true - I read it on the internet!

You'd also be competent enough to not use Windows.

In Australia at least you can request that your call isn't recorded.
The automated notice informs you of that option.

188 is still a rubbish number.

You can tell who the stupid people are - they are the ones who aren't smart enough to give themselves a plausible IQ.

Err MicroUSB doesn't have thumb screws. You must be thinking of a different connector like RS232 or DVI.

Yep AFAIK the tests stop at 165 or around there. Anything above is made up as there is no statistical data that can confirm it.

197 would imply there is someone out there with an IQ of 3 as well.

The planes imagery is what the western world gets already.

This would be a great benefit to more remote areas however.

Its a incentive for websites to do both IPv4 and IPv6. Not IPv6 exclusively.
Wouldn't affect end users at all.

Do tell me how you use a hashed credit card number? You can't give a hash to a payment gateway (arguably a major failing). Plus a hash of a credit card (known format) would be pretty easy to break.

I think you mean encrypt. Hashes are one way.

No seriously they can. They might not out of the box, but the capability is there and chances are if someone has their way with the radio for a few minutes it very much will start talking to the brakes.

Your statement would be 100% correct in a ideal world. We are not in an ideal world.

You find your own anatomy disgusting? How do you live with yourself?