Google has the brains and money to create a way to compensate for those factors, I'km sure. I'm sure it can be done with a redundant scanning mechanism and some gyroscopes or something along those lines (although, I'm confident it's much more difficult than that explanation).

Years ago, I did the same thing in my bedroom (I was about 12 or 13 at the time). I thought it was hilarious having a broken image hanging in a frame on my wall.

Oh I'm retired now, but, I was in... pharmaceuticals

This guy knows...

Definitely not tinfoil... Not INSIDE the walls, anyway. Just use it as wallpaper on all your walls, ceilings, and floors so that the government can't get to your brain with their psychic warriors.

I knew the OBVIOUS answer, but I'm just not convinced that lining the walls with tin foil is an actual solution. I was thinking on something INSIDE the wall, that you could have put in during construction/remodeling. Like some sort of insulation.

What to insulate your house with?

In case anyone wanted to actually see the picture (or didn't know which picture the article was referring to).

Agreed.

You don't waste a time slot if step 1 is an online release of the pilot. It MIGHT cost them a few bucks over the course of a month or so (depending on bandwidth), but you don't need to provide a room and refreshments for the focus group. In the long run they'll get more (possibly better quality) reviews, a better look…

If you don't pay for it, the only people you're saying "fuck you" to are the artists.

*applause*

I think 'everyday', in this instance refers to it being lightweight enough to wear in hot temperatures, but thick enough to keep cold rain at bay.

I think I found some footage of you from earlier....

Researchers at Purdue University, apparently.

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Without a data connection, the GPS chip can only spit out coordinates, I would assume. That's why you need to tether or connect to an access point in order to use GPS.

Never give up, never surrender!

As long as they call it "Bob".