If after self destructing, an F-16 engine falling on you could still wreck your day.

"This isn't an iPad 2" and "This isn't an iPad 2 pro".

My bet on the third icon (from the page);

Soon, we'll be adding you to our design process, so that you can help us shape the future of Steam.

So maybe they will listen to customer's input.

This should be on my desk in about 4 years.

It's hard to call remote controlled aircraft aka drones "robots", which are autonomous machines capable of making decisions without human intervention.

But that's also the reason why the self-driving robot cars seem to be coming true, with vehicles similar to Google's driverless car.

You mean he's not doing this?

Google will have to update their quarterly earnings:

"Slashdot user Stumbles decided not to buy Chromecast today, which caused us to take a $35 hit to profits. We had to go and dig some change out of Sergey's couch cushions in his office."

Frankly I'm tired of abusive advertising, and entities that disrespect rules and privacy is one of them.

I wouldn't necessarily agree with you, look at google maps which have improved in quality, But this happened through a dedicated commitment to the project.

But in the other hand I have noticed that there are google "quality control" issues which I have experienced. A few of the patents in Google Patents have bad and unreadable pages (especially with the drawings) or are scanned crooked as an example.

I suspect that the wireless network is oversubscribed where you have people jamming each other (and the router) to get into a local router. This can be a problem with any radio technology when you have too many users on a channel. And google probably does not make money on this project and hence allocate resources for other things.

But this is a larger issue with WiFi networks in general. People think it's an infinite resource and can replace traditional wires everywhere. I assure you, it is not and can not.

I think that is the "1000lb" Gorilla that they speak about on their webpage! It's probably hard to do business with a former competitor.

From another article

It's called Forth

>Reduce the graduation rate, supply and demand will increase their fees.

Yes, then we have a large number of $500/hr attorneys that no one can afford, except for the wealthiest among us and large corporations. Making the problem worse.

As I said, one thing that would help is getting the ABA stranglehold of the two day hazing exercise known as the bar exam. I know that most in the legal profession (and yourself) will hate this, but their emperor has no clothes.