Re: Assmetrics
Facial recognition is built into Windows 10.
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Sight for sore eyes: Dropbox lands on Win 10 with iris recognition
Police Scotland will have direct access to disabled parking badge database
Tuesday 26th January 2016 10:02 GMT 
Re: Also Parent and Child bays
Yes there is. It's usually codified in the local planning regulations. Same applies to schools, college, businesses etc, and often depends on how far away they are from public transport. Mind you, one could always charge blue badge holders for parking anyway like they do at some hospitals.
How to save Wikipedia: Start paying editors ... or write for machines
Sunday 24th January 2016 11:25 GMT
Re: Not quite getting the WikiCar bit...
Cars cost quite a bit though. And if they are poor quality, lives are at stake.
Wikipedia is free and any inaccuracies are hardly life threatening - a bit of slanging off at a pub quiz and some rogue statistics in news articles. It's not like Mr Thompson-Smythe, registrar surgeon at St Mary's is going to be hauled before the BMA and offer as a defence "But the Wikipedia article said to make a MEDIAL incision into the lower aorta..."
It's hardly analogous. I know what an analogy is... I looked it up in Wikipedia.
Commuters slam UK rail operator c2c. You slow, late, er... privacy violator
Squeeze the banana to log into this office Wi-Fi
BOFH: I want no memory of this pointless conversation. Alcohol please
Cabling horrors unplugged: Reg readers reveal worst nightmares
Sunday 24th January 2016 11:12 GMT
Re: Illuminati Online
You could have illustrated the point to Steve Jackson thusly...
Page 63. "You have reached the Starship Jupiter's comms cabinet. In front of you are thousands of wires. There are red ones, blue ones and green ones. One of them must control the security grid defences protecting the bridge. Unplug it and you will be able to enter the bridge and regain control of the ship before it hits the planet. Quickly now! Choose a cable, but choose wisely - pick the wrong one and unplugging it will damage the life support system.
If you choose a red cable turn to page 234.
If you choose a blue cable turn to page 137.
If you choose a green cable turn to page 345."
On pages 234, 137 & 345.
"If you chose the left hand half of the bundle turn to page 378 (etc)"
And then just "You follow the cable into the corridor service duct. Turn to page ..." again and again until finally, after 50 pages...
"The cable disappears through a hole in the wall. You open the adjacent door and follow the cable through to the other side. Turn to page 63."
Oracle blurts Google's Android secrets in court: You made $22bn using Java, punk
How to help a user who can't find the Start button or the keyboard?
Florida cuffee surprised by pills in vagina
Five technologies you shouldn't bother looking out for in 2016
Friday 22nd January 2016 12:37 GMT
Re: FaceWatch...
I quite like the idea of combining implanted electrode stimulation of behaviour with Twitter and AngryBirds. For that kind of augmented reality social networking experience that really delivers.
Does anyone know what their broadband costs? The ASA hopes to change that
Thursday 21st January 2016 14:56 GMT
Nah. I gave up...
trying to understand the ISPs ads. Especially the crap-laden BT ones which don't make sense from a tech point of view, let alone a financial one.
But I do understand the adverts for GoCompare, CompareTheMeerkat, USwitch, BroadBandChoices etc. They pay people to do the sums and read the small print for me, providing I bear in mind that there could be a bias from all the kickbacks...
Now which one should I use?
Is there a comparison site for comparison sites?
Boffins: There's a ninth planet out there – now we just need to find it
Waving Microsoft's Windows 10 stick won't help Intel's Gen 6 core
Wednesday 20th January 2016 14:49 GMT
"businesses holding out on Windows XP and Windows 7 on old PCs,"
As a business user, can I just point out that I buy my new hardware with Windows 7 on it. Mainly BECAUSE it has Windows 7 on it. Actually, I may not buy the very latest... Anyway, it clears the slightly older hardware channels of stock, what are you complaining about?!
Robots. Machine learnin', 3D-printin' AI robots: They'll take our jobs – Davos
Trump's new thought bubble: Make Apple manufacture in the USA
Eighteen year old server trumped by functional 486 fleet!
LOHAN takes the stage at Oz Linux shindig
UK can finally 'legalise home taping' without bringing in daft new tax
Twitter goes titsup
El Reg mulls entering Robot Wars arena
Monday 18th January 2016 13:53 GMT
Multi-cannon...
If against a petrol engined opponent, launches a cloud of air-filter clogging particles.
Against an electrically powered opponent, a web of sticky Kevlar fibres shot into the wheel housings.
Or a stinger-like device that could penetrate the outer shell and fill the interior with expanding builder's foam.
Swivel on this: German boffins build nanoscale screwing engine for sluggish sperm
Put your private parts on display if you want to keep earning a living
Serving up IT on a silver platter, also known as ITSM
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