When it fist started, it was also a subscription based streaming service. However. Aroind the time ( just before ) the major streaming services started, they closed this part of their business and refunded me. Now I use Apple Music and Spotify. Last.fm was truly an innovator

Take off eh

I live in Toronto (Ontario/Canada) , reasonably close to London (Ontario/Canada). As for the suggestion above to use the watch's location to make a better guess for which London to use, this would not help me. I KNOW the time in London (Ontario), it's the same as my time. What I want to know is the time in London (England) so when I call my family there I don't call at an inconvenient time.

I'm a grumpy old man, see my UID, and I have an iPhone 7 and I still use an old iPhone 4 when travelling ( I don't mind losing it ). Not all grumpy old men have bad eyesight.

"Does anyone want their div by zero errors to result in anything other than zero?". I think the answer is yes, a divide by zero is NOT zero, it is an error. I would like my divide by zero to generate an error.

The liability shift for chip and PIN cards is scheduled for October this year in the US. Although the guestimates vary, probably around 20% of merchants will have an EMV (chip) reader by this time. When chip and PIN was introduced into Europe, there was a sharp increase in credit card fraud in non-chip regions (Canada for example), and when Canada introduced chip and PIN we noticed a sharp decrease in fraud, which we assume was moved into the US.

The article explains that the light extraction is increased from 3% to 60%. This is a factor of 20 increase in light output. So compared to a "normal" LED, this new technology is actually 2000% more efficient.

As most of the world has moved to EMV smart cards to reduce fraud (the US still has to move), this is a "solution" to a problem that doesn't exist for most of us. Also, the EMV standard already supports multiple applications on a chip card.

This sounds similar to some of the problems that Steve Mann has run into. He has been experimenting with augmented reality headsets since 1980 and has documented quite a few incidents before and been on slashdot before.

No, EU refers to the European Union See EU in Wikipedia of which Switzerland is not a member.

From the article "It features an 800MHz ARM SOC", so no, it's not x86

OK, you're a Luddite.

I believe that the issue you are referring to is the radiated emissions from cathode ray tube (CRT) screens. As these are all but obsolete now, this should no longer be a problem.

Looking at the wiki page and the Government of Canada Justice department web site http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/page-5.html#anchorbo-ga:l_VIII it looks like copying for private use is NOT piracy. "Copying for Private Use ... onto an audio recording medium for the private use of the person who makes the copy does not constitute an infringement of the copyright in the musical work, the performer’s performance or the sound recording." I guess it's not the file sharers the US doesn't like, it's the Canadian government.

Toronto has a snow melter as part of it's fleet of snow clearing equipment. See http://www.toronto.ca/transportation/snow/torontomelt.htm