Do it. Thermite drones ftw.

It's true, luckily though we can use technology to harness stored carbon ash to amplify sunlight and restore our precious polar jungles.

You missed the perennial favourite, dihydrogen monoxide.

I think you may be the only person here who's actually paying attention.

And it's perfectly reasonable for the in-car electronics to have and display all of these things. The problem is this conflation of "the local device needs this information to do its job" with "the company supplying the local device needs to upload all of this information to its servers and log it against your profile."

It's almost like problems that are trivially decomposable into a bunch of simpler problems are more amenable to parallelization!

The problem domains are different, and current AI is far better at "calculate a trajectory for this physical object that avoids other physical objects and follows a set of rules" than "identify a random human or group of humans, assess their level of involvement (both now and likely future level) in a given conflict, and determine whether they are legitimate combatants."

Best April Fools' prank EVER, I'd think.

I'm pretty sure that's so they can so they can keep track of visions in their minds.

Once we do finally cure cancer, what star sign should we focus on next?

If you're going to be dumb enough to sign up for such a silly service, chances are you're dumb enough to use it on your main bank account, and then dumb enough to lose your phone (without a passcode enabled) or to leave your facebook logged in and unattended.

The whole thing is a minefield. Although it'll probably take off, as xkcd predicts.

Australia? >.<

It goes 'pew pew'.

I have the Model S Ultimate with the brown switches (so a bit quieter / less clicky than yours) and I love it. Best keyboard ever.

I think the only difference is their fancy oxygen-sensitive resin which lets them print significantly faster.