At my (Canadian) University, our Engineering Students' Society sells t-shirts that say "I get to drive a train!"

Exactly. Otherwise you'd be stealing Williams' two cents (pun!), and they gotta make some profit somehow.

Nope - I had an LG Fusic (a featurephone with a built-in FM transmitter) way back in the day. It would transmit on any frequency from 88 to 108.

You realize the whole point of AP is to cover the same stuff you'll cover in university, right?

There's a product?

Or, for another $200, you can get a brand new iPhone 6 complete with a better screen, faster processor, new features, etc.

Yeah, we've detected you're infringing on 17 of Monsanto's gene sequence copyrights. Now pay up!

Care to site your sources? ;-)

Shouldn't that be cite? Or-

Ooh, I see what you did there.

Come on, we both know that was awesome.

The holes aren't so much pointed out in the article, as they are in the article.

I can see WiFi. WiFi 'Cameras' are freely available at electronics stores. They connect to your computer, and even translate the blinking point sources into useful data for you automatically! And instead of expensive playback software, all you need is a web browser :)

It's all just EM, baby!

Yeah, but the intention definitely matters. The adult photographer is clearly trying to get photographs of strange children, whereas Google is trying to build a useful service. I'd say Google's use is a lot less creepy than the strange guy.

Here's a car analogy: If you cut me off because you're rushing your pregnant wife to the hospital through dense traffic, I don't mind. But if you cut me off because you're talking on your cell phone and not paying attention, we have a problem.

I played with a friend's iPhone... then I bought one. What was the point of your comment?

Right, and how do we teach social conventions like underlining to a nine-year-old? Maybe some kind of scheme where we quantitatively judge work based on some criteria, like how well the convention was understood...

It's not like grades are important at that age either. At least here in Canada, grades don't count for anything unless you're in the last few years of high school and applying to a university. And yes, the university will care about proper underlining :)