As pointed out by someone previously, the Supreme Court did not rule on the substance of the issue, but only on whether the county council had considered the substance of the issue. Which they had no… (View Post)

Well, other people might be following the opinion poll data. You'd have to compare it to the odds to see if that was the case. But, yes. We see reasonably good cases being made for high and low … (View Post)

Polls ask people how likely they are to vote, so you can look at the proportion saying 10 out of 10 will certainly vote, and take that as a prediction of turnout. But I wouldn't. Opinion polls h… (View Post)

They are, which is why IT security needs to do more to help them. On my current project I have about two dozen passwords, some of which have to be changed every 90 days or so, and I had to request th… (View Post)

This is a stupid take. The Supreme Court is established by statute law - which is as far as the British constitution goes - and in the judgement it was upholding statute law - it wasn't making a… (View Post)