Oh so our Dead people are different to Australian dead people are they?You can’t really compare, too many differences and variables.
Or, I would claim, devastatingly expensive point scoring.Gove did it again
Australia has more square metres per head of population, they tend to populate costal areas as well. These factors make a difference.Oh so our Dead people are different to Australian dead people are they?
Let's see now it used to be said that
"An Englishman is worth TEN foreigners"
Now, due to inflation
"A foreigner is worth TEN Englishmen"?
There isn't much variability between a dead Britisher and a dead Aussie as far as I can see
Except perhaps the Australians have a lot more space for graveyards?
And in a proper journal, Nature, rather than a billionaire's rag.
Once again it will expose the false claim of 95% mobile coverage. Just like the similar false claim about broadband coverage. It's our governments who are the Luddites, trailing far behind the oriental countries in our technologies in both coverage and speed.We’ve got the App coming then. This could be useful if uptake is good. I hope we don’t have too many Luddites refusing to embrace new fangled technology in case GCHQ know they are at Bingo on a Wednesday afternoon.
After you old chap, just don't give them your name Pike!We’ve got the App coming then. This could be useful if uptake is good. I hope we don’t have too many Luddites refusing to embrace new fangled technology in case GCHQ know they are at Bingo on a Wednesday afternoon.
There seems to be a lot of it about, if you know what I meaninterestingly, the authors (Utrecht university) give you not only their recipe but also their antibody sequences for non commercial use. Samples of SARS-COV-2 was supplied by Germans.
Dont you dare mention eau de cologne, if Trump gets wind of it the USA will either suffer mass deaths from poisoning or smell like a Lebanese Brothel.And in a proper journal, Nature, rather than a billionaire's rag.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-16256-y
Sounds like eau de cologne...
I don't think signal coverage will be an issue. As I understand it, the App logs IDs of phones within a pre-defined radius of you using Bluetooth, that data will then be sent to a central server once a data connection is established. It doesn't matter if you are in a signal blackspot, the data will be stored on your phone and transmitted when you get in signal range / wifi range.Once again it will expose the false claim of 95% mobile coverage. Just like the similar false claim about broadband coverage. It's our governments who are the Luddites, trailing far behind the oriental countries in our technologies in both coverage and speed.
We even lagged behind Africa in payments by mobile phone for goodness sake.
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Seriously, what are you afraid of? If a large proportion of the population take this up, it could save a few lives. What's so bad about that?After you old chap, just don't give them your name Pike!
Apple watch? after all you've said about China?I don't think signal coverage will be an issue. As I understand it, the App logs IDs of phones within a pre-defined radius of you using Bluetooth, that data will then be sent to a central server once a data connection is established. It doesn't matter if you are in a signal blackspot, the data will be stored on your phone and transmitted when you get in signal range / wifi range.
I'm not sure you are correct about mobile payments. I use nothing but my Apple Watch or Mobile phone for payments. I never use a card or cash and can pay anyone anywhere in the world at any time I like. I can't see what other payments facility is lacking.
Do you really, really seriously think it will?Seriously, what are you afraid of? If a large proportion of the population take this up, it could save a few lives. What's so bad about that?