Comment The problem (Score 1) 452
The problem isn't with Apple Maps... The problem was they weren't holding the phone right when they input their destination so Apple Maps got confused.
The problem isn't with Apple Maps... The problem was they weren't holding the phone right when they input their destination so Apple Maps got confused.
by a common spike strip.
Smaller than a grain of sand still feels like you have a friggen boulder in your eye.
I have not found a camera yet that is resistant to electrical tape on the lens.
Beany Babies? Oh yes, those little stuffed animals that some adults were spending upwards of thousands of dollars on to get a "rare" Beany Baby... These days I can't go to a garage sale where some sucker.... I mean individual isn't trying to pawn them off as if they were actually worth more than 99 cents a piece.
I am far from religious but those two quotes are definitely words of wisdom.... Maybe there's merit to some of the words in that book. Guess I would have to cherry pick what works best for me.
I've never needed anything more than one or two different screw drivers to assemble any of my PCs............
With the way things are built these days. If Voyager I was launched today, it would last about 2 years and just days after the warranty ran out.
Only during the early TV years did everyone seem so honest and wonderful. Leave it to Beaver, My Three Sons and about a million other goody goody TV shows makes the newer generations think that life back then was so golly gee whiz good. There never was a Mayberry and people were just as dishonest then as they are now, the internet just allows us to see it more often.
My GF's daughter goes to a certain BIG RED college in the midwest. One of her biggest complaints is that she's never met most of her instructors. The tenured instructors end up having disposable H1B teach the classes. Most of the time the students can't even understand the H1B "teacher" due to heavy French, Indian accents. It's hard for the students to actually think if they can't understand what they are supposed to do.
Good morning Fruit Loops.
WWII showed us all that Europe was not capable of standing up for themselves.
From what I can think of, an all automated car scenario would have a lot less issues to deal with vs. a partially automated scenario. Automated cars don't have the "need/urge" to speed, change lanes and speed by because someone ahead is doing 1/10 of a MPH slower than them. Automated cars will most likely have sensors that detect when a light is going to change, it should also detect if something is stopped in the road ahead of it so it can adjust speed/lanes etc and be able to transmit this information to other vehicles. What does need to happen is all automated car manufactures need to be held to a strict set of communication standards which allows say a Ford Autoauto to talk with a Toyota Autoauto.
Silly customer, you can not hurt the twinkie..
Mmmmmm. Hostess Twinkies and milk.........
"Protozoa are small, and bacteria are small, but viruses are smaller than the both put together."