I just enabled two factor identification earlier today after reading some posts here and managed to update my Android phone pretty rapidly. The only issue was that I had to click on "try again" to see a dialog asking me for the password and then the auth code and it wasn't obvious as I selected a few other options first. That's on a Nexus 5 with Android 5.0.1.

That is the actual problem. Whoever thought having a touch screen display as the user interface in a car should be banned from working in the auto industry.

According to CNN, it was due to weather on the regular flight path.

I was going to post something similar. You can see the different water sources at http://waterwisesb.org/educati.... The Santa Barbara metro area (including Carpinteria and Goleta) uses less than 10% state water as most of the water is runoffs accumulated in local reservoirs or ground water. As the parent stated, it's been pretty dry here and the water level in Cachuma lake is pretty low.

I lost like 40 Pounds over 4 months...to weight levels I've never seen before ever...

Congratulation on the weight loss but I'm just curious, what was your weight at birth?

newsflash: batteries generate electricty from stored chemical energy

> to get the $.01 per transaction google currently gets.

more like 30% unfortunately for us Android developers... OK, that's shared with the carrier but still...

Yes, I believe that's the case. Ever noticed how dogs will also sniff around the ears when they meet new dogs. I know that my dog likes to smell the tissues I use to clean his ears and he also chewed the ear plugs my girlfriend left on a bed pillow once... and he's not really the type of dog that will eat anything he can get to.

So why is this considered news, let alone for nerds?
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It is interesting to me however that fat cells secrete nasties.

Well it looks like you changed your mind as you were writing the post as the second paragraph implies you learned something reading the summary...

or at least it would be if it was "==" instead of "=" so next time I should double check before pointing problems in somebody else's code...

In any case, as others have posted, the loop termination is not correctly implemented but pointing out the weird termination because of a missing '<' is not as funny.

for (;;) {
        int daysInYear = IsLeapYear (year) ? 366 : 365;
        if (day = daysInYear) break;
        day -= daysInYear; year += 1;
}

This is what Knuth called an "N + 1/2" loop

No, this is what Knuth would call an infinite loop as there's no way to terminate the loop except on the last day of each year...