I don't know. This guy's resume and accomplishments sound very good, but he just did a pretty questionable AMA (Ask Me Anything) on reddit yesterday:

A lot of dodging and unanswered questions. At the end of the day, he's yet another typical politician. Just this one is slightly more concerned about technology than the rest of them...

It's actually pretty interesting technique that they used. They don't just clump up the mutas. From the results page:

Contemporary StarCraft wisdom tells us that the best way to use mutalisks is to clump them. In human versus human battles, this makes it difficult to single out the weaker mutalisks, because the units are stacked on top of each other. However, UC Berkeley’s team identified a flaw in this tactic; it reduces the damage output of each individual mutalisk, because not all mutalisks will fire when using this tactic. Instead, they employed a model in which mutalisk are always moving, maximizing damage output while simultaneously maximizing movement.

Video can be found at the bottom of the page.

I think Infra-red cameras will work better for your case. Sure, the colors aren't natural, but it works much better in low light.

Same with any typing correction features, it only works on proper English (or whatever dictionary used).

It will be useful for typing more formal things like documentations, reports, etc. Not for chatting.

Time to get a PCIe PCI controller card.

I think YesScript is better.

If you disable all JavaScripts, sometimes you don't even know what you're missing in a website.

Google is only one part of the Open Handset Alliance. Sure, they are the bigger driving force of the development, but with Android there's always an option not go with the Google-integrated phone. There is a choice. With the iPhone you don't have a choice.

Robots.txt is futile.

It's possible that he may suspect this "flying saucer" is some other countries' new secret technology that is used to spy/attack them. Thus he call in the security.

Firefox already does this, just open in your address bar: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul

To have completely different sessions of Gmail (or other services), open the incognito window (Ctrl+Shift+N). I find this mode really handy for web development to test stuff that require a secondary account.

Firefox also has something similar, but last time I checked, you can't go Incognito and normal mode at the same time, unlike Chrome.

Yes, but what if the government forces you to beat your child or you will be kicked out from the country (or worse: got jailed)?

Well, maybe not that extreme as "beating your own child", but you get the picture.

They could be units that were made by a separate company for display model purposes.

Just like those fake TVs in IKEA. They're only the shell without anything inside.