Robotic cars will show up at Google "plexes" aka, Google Corporate with dorm housing first. They will show up at all kinds of industry housing. Get from point A to B that is well defined. Then show up at colleges driving same route over and over again. The highway, and streets are fall down the road, literally.

If it were up to me, everyone that turns 21 and starts going to the bars should voluntarily install an interlock device for a year. Give them a year to know what it's like to be stuck somewhere because they can't blow into the device to start car. Teach the young ones how to NOT get a DUI in the first place.

By the time I am actually "working" it is about 9 AM usually. I show up around 7:55AM every day and get a coffee and ease into work slowly. Once the coffee kicks in, I usually work pretty solid until lunch.

Gaining customers: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/...

Just got an email from an aol account user 20 minutes ago from "thegiggling666@aol.com." All it said was something about Scanning of class A to C IP ranges for an unlimited amount of ports and about 20 other unique features of some product. Also a youtube link that I have yet to click on.

Other than a few apps I bought for my son on his Kindle the answer is $0.00. I have been lucky enough to download the one app I would actually pay for "Swiftkey" on Amazon during a free app day.

I am lucky enough to still be working. About half the people I work directly with were furloughed immediately. Very hard to get work done when I need their expertise and coordination. Kind of pointless to be there honestly. Yes I can catch up on some things, but most "real" work needs their assistance. Also, lost a roommate who was here for FAA class. He was sent back on that Tuesday. Gov paid for it all. Now he will not get his promotion for being certified. Also, he will have to fly back and Gov will pay for the class a second time. I lost that income as well as a roommate.

I have never used any type of phone protector and have never broken a phone. I honestly do not get how some people break screens all the time. I have dropped my phone maybe 3 times in the past 2 years. Granted any one of those drops could have broke the screen but didn't. Most people go through phones so fast, I don't see the point in protecting it more than just taking good care of it in your pocket and take it out of pocket if you are doing activities that could damage it.

I agree. Except for one thing. What if I want to marry 2 females? Why should the government restrict that? Why should we only be allowed 1 significant other when we might want 2 or 3 or 10?

Willing to bet every bank keeps a record of pin #'s. So if you forgot, they can just get it from the bank.

Next thing you know, we will be using recovery disks to re-install the pre-installed software because it was corrupted.

I bought my first App off the Android Market when they were promoting there 10 Cent deal during the holidays. I thougtht to myself, now that I have put in my cc number and i'm only clicks away from buying another one, I just might. Then the next 10 Cent app I went to buy it told me to enter all my info in again so I declined to buy it. The point is, I think the 15 cent app idea would have worked for their business model.

Does the same thing apply to food advertisements?

I usually email myself the note and keep it as unread until I'm ready to do the task at hand. Usually I end up just not doing it anyways.

It may not blind someone but have you ever had a laser pointed at your face? It makes you want to duck and close eyes and look away. If you were a pilot and a laser was pointed at you, I be your reaction would be the same. I'd think to myself "someone is pointing a gun in my face and I'm about to be shot." or at a minimum "a laser will blind me (even though it probably won't do shit) so I better duck and cover"