people have a hard time living in environments that would be impossible without air conditioning.

I mean, my tax dollars built the sidewalks. Shouldn't a use tax be charged for companies to use these robots on sidewalks? Don't commercial vehicles pay use tax?

Apple is offering users a choice, Apple is not "forcing updates", "killing the free internet", or doing any of the things Facebook's lies about. The very fact Facebook is telling baldfaced lies makes it clear they are a dishonest company and can't be trusted with user data.

I don't get it. California are taking steps to improve energy usage. WTHolyF is making so many posters aggressively against this? I can't understand educated engineers pooh-poohing a positive step forward.

I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned; just last week RadioLab/NPR ran a segment on this subject.

"As part of the decades-long Johns Hopkins Precursors Study, Gallo found himself asking the study's aging doctor-subjects questions about death. Their answers, it turns out, don't sync up with the answers most of us give."

http://www.radiolab.org/story/...

Seriously, it will be torture.

The money lives in Bellevue and Medina, not in Seattle.

Stray? Spiff?

We're off for France this week; it was nice to be able to select room choices based on location and amenities rather than visiting 10 separate hotel web sites. Between Booking, TripAdvisor, and Hotels I can find what I want in the minimum amount of time and expended energy. I'd even pay more for that benefit.

1. Abysmal airline service. 2. Strong dollar. 3. Other countries are heavily marketing (Iceland, for example).

Have they fixed PDF creation and editing in the release?

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/0... Good luck, Secretary Clinton.

It took a whole page to say, "Don't participate in Facebook"?

Congratulations! The French education system scores another win.