Buzzword bingo anyone all in one sentence.

Edward Frenkel's new book, "Love & Math" also has a good explanation of the math of elliptic curves that non mathematicians can understand.

He is age biased. Smaller tablets are hard to read. My older friends will not use their tables because of the small format. A larger pad would be welcomed.

Who else are you going to buy a PC from? Are there other manufacturers in other countries that can match the US companies in output of machines? Being in the US, I don't see any information on other computer makers.

If only Christmas came on the same date every year people could plan ahead and not have to wait until the last second.

"How to Survive a Robot Uprising" by Daniel H. Wilson

I wonder if there is an IP issue here? Can Google sue the NSA over using their techniques?

A placebo will work if you get the right one.

Why can't my home computer manage passwords. Seems like it's smart enough to generate a password, pass it to the secure site, then at log off generate another password pass it to the site and then log off. Let the computers handle the task. Then have one master password or some other technique to log onto the computer that can only be used from the keyboard.

It happens in the government too. I lost a career doing it.

Ex-employees? Any bets on how long it'll take for the first suit to be pressed?

It can always serve as a bad example.

Amen!

I once bought one of his books on audible.com. The book was aimed at a much younger audience than me and was somewhat juvenile. At the end of the narration he put a screed about Clinton and how he was going to ruin America. Fortunately, audible.com let me return it for a refund.