AIUI the key thing about the proposal is it removes the need to prove 'intent' to cause harm / distress in a victim, which has been an obstacle to date.

Youâ(TM)re saying that lâ(TM)m holding it wrong.

ESG is an acronym for Environmental, Social, and Governance. I agree, this should have been in TFS.

In the UK, pi day is approximately 22nd July.

Trying to "Write code based on ordinary language" is how the world ended up with COBOL.

Apple believes that companies should "...act in the best interest of their customers." ? I don't think so...

No to both questions. But, since I have a choice, I choose not get coronavirus from an idiot like you in a cinema. The couple of people I do know who got covid-19 in a relatively mild form back in March are still weak and off-work months after 'recovering'.

Got my current cell-phone, a Nokia 2630, in 2007 and am still using it 13 years later. Bought it because it was the smallest one in the shop at the time, dirt cheap and PAYG. When new, the battery lasted 320 hours on standby. I'm still on the original battery but it's more like 50% of that these days.

I don't make many calls but I like to have it with me, just in case.

If everybody is off work watching YouTube then they are going to be spending less on the products advertisers want to sell.

Perhaps it's just me, but cracking and then publishing these guys' passwords seems impolite..

So, they've ironed the wrinkles out of the Fold, huh?

Where there is a successful claim for compensation for injury, as in this case, those responsible for causing injury are required to contribute to the cost of any NHS treatment received (up to a limit of ca GBP 53,000) by those injured. This is the NHS Injury Cost Recovery scheme (âNICRâ(TM)).

"It's Baltimore, gentlemen. The gods will not save you."

When was it not?

Oh dear, some clown has reinvented Clippy:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

If there one useless annoyance that the WWW does *not* need, it's ****ing Clippy.