Get Navit. OSM and open source software all downloaded on the phone FTW

You should try again, the interface has changed lately. I don't know when it changed, but I had a need for it in January and it came with a more conventional interface AND a manual.

YMMV

You missed something: dad was in *residential real estate*. That's probably equivalent to "jobless" these days anyway.

I think "civil war" is a fitting description.

In fact, the RFP was for an upgrade from Office 2000 and Win XP to Vista and 2007. It can be argued that since a complete conversion of the Office docs is warranted OOo is an equivalent to Office 2007, and that is the opinion of the judge.

translated quote: "we are faced with a migration, a complete renewal of the IT environment [...]such an important change cannot be considered an upgrade"

The permissions on Android are OK, but for IP access are too vague. Since I pay per Kb, I'd like to have a per-domain permission or a per-access notification.

Moreover, all the programs I downloaded triggered "network access" warning on install so I would not be surprised if "whoopieCalc" did so. Security breach by desensitivation FTL.

See, that's not an AI problem, that's a semantics problem. The fact that you can mislead an AI by feeding it ambiguous inputs does not detract from it's capacity to solve problems.

A perfect AI does not need to be omniscient, it needs to solve a problem correctly considering what it knows.

If you want something done by a contractor on a budget, get a fixed bid. That will give them incentives to move Heaven an Earth to keep the margins fat and timelines short.

Of course the contract should include a series of binding quality criteria, else "fat margins" will equate to non-performing "product".

I've been on both sides of the fence, and that's the best way for both contractor and contractee to have a fruitful relationship.

Webasto sells this nifty gadget which is basically a miniature gas furnace which heats the coolant, starts the water pump to circulate it in the whole circuit and the cabin fan to "defrost". Much more efficient in fuel use, keeps your engine from idling wear, and bypasses the idle parking laws.
Avaliable for big cars and trucks, where space is avaliable under the hood.

This does not work with patent trolls, because they do nothing, so even IBM has nothing to throw at them.

It's because muscle is more dense than fat. Those people probably lost 15 pounds of fat and gained 8 pounds of muscle.