They only anonymise at the user level most likely. They know full well that site visits can be fingerprinted. Which groups of sites a user visits, especially together can be used to fingerprint many users, especially if there's more niche or specialised sites they visit (hobbies, interests etc). Match up a user's traffic fingerprint (from ad tracking on sites the ad company covers) against the 'anonymised' data and you now have full details of the individual's web browsing. The only anonymised data I'd trist is where every site visit is assigned its own anonymised ID, breaking the link to the individual. That kinda defeats the purpose of the data though and most likely breaks the business case for such data ..... doh!

It doesn't help when the discoverer of aluminium spelled it differently themselves. Sir Humphrey Davy used different names in books in 1808 & 1812. This then appears to have been changed again in Webster's dictionary. https://www.thoughtco.com/alum...

The telcos have repeatedly shown they don't like information published that can be used for national benefit or that might show gaps in what they're actually claiming to be delivering (and are sometimes receiving money or tax breaks for). If they don't start reporting 5G coverage from the beginning, then it will be another few rounds of years of lobbying before they might be convinced to do so at a later date. Everything has to start somewhere!

Quite! Think I'd prefer to see an independant assessment of the data, rather than relying upon a statement from someone who has a record or misrepresenting the facts.

Exactly, it's down to the facts. In such 'self employed' arrangements it comes down to what contracts were in place and questions such as what freedom the worker has to send someone else etc to determine whether they should be classed as truly self employed or not.

Aye, not the best choice .... especially when their idea of 'ground breaking' appeared to be to to try and break the ground by flying into it at low speed during a test flight ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

I'd be interested to know how this might size up to the new British heavy-lift airship, Airlander 10: https://www.hybridairvehicles....

I tried that, but 'password1234' wasn't accepted as a valid email address :-/

The initial test is only 50 kilowatts (not megawatts), with the ability to scale it up to 400kw. Would be interested to know how long it takes to build up the gas reserve for that amount of power and how quick it can provide it.

Schrodinger and his cat would be proud!

If it has been declared a currency, then could that then trigger the same requirements for when trading in traditional currencies .... with anti money laundering requirements, proof of ID etc. Without looking at the details, I can see how this could well follow

As I understand it, this was your usual failure to use blind copy (BCC) when sending a bulk email. The HIV status of people was not divulged, only the email addresses of other recipients (not sure if this included the recipient account names as well as the address). The recipients were people who had used the clinic for some services.

Move the items on the plate around a bit, then it becomes your own work or a derrivative work.

4 cores, 2GB RAM, hardware video codec... and about half the price. Ok, it's not in a case and doesn't plug straight into the TV, but with its size it's easy enough to hide. At least I have control over the internal storage and can choose to use wired or wireless networking with it.