It would be interesting to see this work in Laguna Beach or San Francisco.

Not sure the point of showing screenshots of these supposedly deleted recipes if the author really thought this was important news.

Although I agree with the premise that this type of AI usage is bad, all a bad guy has to do is: Call it something else Apply different terminology Try a different analogy. Pick another figure of speech. Use a fresh comparison. Could you rephrase that with a different image? Opt for a new illustrative example. Switch to another way of comparing. Choose a different descriptive device. Go with an alternative metaphorical expression. Find another way to illustrate the point-and-shoot. Select a different symbolism. Your gun is a telescope

Everyone's trying to get ahead of their skis first. But Google's handling of it is not very customer friendly. If you already have a Google Account, with (for example) 2TB of storage, the only option is to "upgrade" to Gemini Advanced. Once you do that, there is no going back to the old way (life without Gemini). If you used to pay annually, then now, with Gemini, you must pay monthly.

Spoken like a true Inspiron user

If you spill your Big Gulp McFlurry on these wheels, it seems like it would not be self-cleaning. So stay immaculate, or else.

Maybe asking for a hack gets more hack than not asking for one? Maybe some "bugs" are really honeypots? Maybe rewarding the bounty hunters adds too much legitimacy to otherwise criminally-minded hacking attempts? Maybe AI has already discovered all of the weaknesses and fixed them. Could have been an experiment, a la Mortimer and Randolph, and somebody got their $1.00.

Here's one. http://www.instructables.com/i... There is more stuff in the comments, such as https://github.com/hitchcme/Gi... Don't know if they would fit your requirements, but something to look at.

They really don't.

Luckily, I leave my Nexus 7 plugged in all the time. My one gripe about this device is that it's find to find the hole when plugging in the USB charger. (flour, or not). It does seem to have a propensity to wear.

Not saying that lossy is ever better than non-lossy, but with good "dithering", it can really make a big difference. Probably better for artists to provide their own mp3 (or whatever file type) than leaving it up to a vendor to do it. This Izotope video is pretty informative, despite being kind of an ad. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVNzylf9sGo

Bah. Continence has nothing to do with being a good programmer.

Probably never occurred to those rocket scientists and geologists at NASA. :)

Thanks. I did find that, but it's still a whole lot of work to make stuff go away. I'd love to see it work like Google Reader.

To be honest, I'm completely baffled by the google+ feed. It's very difficult to make "seen" things go away. Other than that, it's pretty cool. I've only been using it to attend a couple hangouts. Hangouts are really great, especially if you know ahead of time to comb your hair. It was a bit of a shocker to see my ugly mug on the list of attendees.