ExLisper

Ok, so we have:

the foreseeability of harm to the injured party;
the degree of certainty he or she suffered injury;
the closeness of the connection between the defendant's conduct and the injury suffered;
the moral blame attached to the defendant's conduct;
the policy of preventing future harm;
the extent of the burden to the defendant and the consequences to the community of imposing a duty of care with resulting liability for breach;
and the availability, cost, and prevalence of insurance for the risk involved.[25]
the social utility of the defendant's conduct from which the injury arose

You pretty much have to prove that Google knew that not updating the map info will cause death with some degree of certainty, that it's possible for them to process all update requests in a timely manner or that if it's not possible they should stop offering navigation because it's utility does not outweigh the dangers.

I would say this is what we're discussing from the beginning and this brings nothing new to the case.

Not at all. I can change if you like.

Reign over me is genuinely trash.

:D

Funny people makes me wish the premise of the movie was true.

XD

What about Punch drunk love, Funny people and Reign over me?

Interesting. How 'duty of care' is defined and established? Never heard of the term.

I looks like when people hear that legumes are not vegetables they assume they are somehow worse. The truth is, legumes are not vegetables, they are better. Legumes are important part of Mediterranean diet which "includes proportionally high consumption of unprocessed cereals, legumes, olive oil, fruits, and vegetables". Vegetables are good for you but without legumes there's no Mediterranean diet and it's proven that this diet has many health benefits. So eat your vegetables but even more importantly, eat your legumes.

That's interesting but I don't think Google has a legal obligation to update all the roads in the world in a timely manner. Maybe if you could prove that they promote Google Maps as a '100% accurate, always up to date mapping solution' you could argue false advertising but I'm pretty sure they don't claim that. I'm pretty sure that instead they tell users not to trust the indications blindly and to always pay attention to the road.

I would agree if the purpose of GPS navigation was to allow you to drive with all your windows covered. It's not. When you're driving and can't see what's in front of you (because you're blinded by something, because there's fog, because it raining hard or because Batman is throwing smoke bombs) you have to slow down appropriately or stop entirely if necessary. I can understand following GPS indications and getting stuck in some mud but not falling of a bridge. If you don't see the rode in front of you: stop.

Yeah, suing google makes as much sense as suing the car maker for not making the car fly.

Spanish lentils soup.

Fry some onion, garlic and chorizo (you can fry it directly in the pot with some olive oil).

Add water, lentils, potatoes, tomatoes, bay leaf, salt.

Cook.

Eat.

Delicious. It's maybe 15 minutes of chopping and hour or two of cooking. If you have some pressure cooker it's fast and easy. Without it it takes longer but it's still really easy, just stir from time to time. Try it once to figure out the proportions but it's hard to mess up.

if you are someone that takes the time to setup your browser.

Yeah, and I think most people that will ever look at this page are the ones that do take the time.

There were other people on the mountain, I was only alone the last 1000m or something. Some people obviously knew where I'm going and I had some satellite communicator with me. And since I just got down from >6000m I knew I should be fine and what to expect. I other situation definitely would not attempt that.