Get busy?

The quick, right-to-the-point URL to delete everything:

http://myactivity.google.com/delete-activity/

(Sign in if needed.)

Select "All Time" from the top pull-down, then hit "DELETE".

It's Steve Christensen's SuperClock (plus many others) all over again.

And.

Again.

I wouldn't know. Its changelog just states

"Improvements & fixes"

...like every other fucking "app" and program update since 2011.

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real 0m0.022s *-- time it took to answer the posted question

I actually first noticed this yeas ago when I was in Shenzhen: electric scooters/"bicycles" were everywhere. So much for thinking that China is unwilling to limit its pollution.

Further reading about the power charging infrastructure (or, lack thereof): http://designmind.frogdesign.com/2014/01/chinas-electric-bike-charging-cultures

Well, obviously. Robots have smaller egos.

Probably not. Welcome to the new phenomena of what I call "lazy caps": all lower case-often with an occasional word written with a capital letter just to prove that their keyboard is indeed working.

And not, it's not mobile device text entry: if anything, those thing auto-capitalize the beginning of sentences, at least. No, it's the I-can-touch-type-faster-then-I-think-stream-of-conscious-keyboard-diarrhoea-using-my-pinky-fingers-slows-me-down-fuck-I-gotta-do-this-quickly-someone-is-WRONG-on-the-internet folks. I'm noticing it a lot more in the last year or so-even more so here at Slashdot.

(Yeah, I typed this all out with two fingers. ;) )

I agree with most of the posters here that things like refrigeration and air-conditioning are among the most influential "gadgets" of all time - or, at least for the period of post World War II. The modern world would bit a lot different without them.

However, using the original article's limited sense of reference I would consider the (original) iPod to be far more influential than the iPhone (you could swap them around in Time's rankings); looking back, the original iPod's release really did start a small, personal revolution in our pockets: the iPhone just built on that.