Comment Re:Related question: what's the point of 5G? (Score 5, Insightful) 147
It allows more people to have your experience at the same time.
Comment Re:Would like to see what different levels mean (Score 1) 149
Arkham posted the SAE standard for the levels.
https://mashable.app.box.com/s...
My understanding is that it's not valid to say "it can do level 5 in some conditions". Level 5 means no human interaction (think no steering wheel) under all situations that a human driver can currently handle.
Comment Re:Really 64 cores? (Score 1) 74
Amazon and Google never call them cores, it's the reporters writing that. The actual docs call them vCPUs and are very clear that they are hyper-threads.
Calif. Politican Thinks Blurred Online Maps Would Deter Terrorists 597
Hugh Pickens writes "California Assemblyman Joel Anderson plans to introduce a bill to force Google Earth and similar services to blur images of so-called 'soft targets' like schools, hospitals, churches and government buildings to protect them from terrorists. 'All I'm trying to do is stop terrorists,' said Anderson. 'I don't want California to be helping map out future targets for terrorists.' Concerns that detailed satellite imagery and photographs available on Web services could help terrorists plan attacks are not new, with reports that terrorists have used such imagery to carry out attacks in Iraq and Israel, and an Indian court is considering a ban on Google Earth following reports that its imagery played a part in the Mumbai terrorist attacks."
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