“Fire him. He was clearly looking for a way to circumvent security and caught the flaw as he was snooping around.

That was way cooler than I was expecting; thanks for sharing that!

That’s what I thought.  I guess I’m confused as to why the author of this article can’t switch then...

That actually made me chuckle out loud.  =D

“I’ll get annoyed that my credit card information isn’t as convenient to access, and passwords to obscure websites aren’t saved.”

“At the very least, I now Google is tracking my searches in the blessed Omnibox”

“That kind of speed paved the way for better in-browser apps, such as email, calendar, and spreadsheets, which of course Google would”

“Should you tip? yes. Everywhere.”

“While that’s happening, the Spyra One also pressurizes its internal water tank, so as soon as you pull the trigger, it’s ready to fire.”

“110 million adults are thought to be living with a sexually transmitted infection at any one time.”

I was wondering the same thing.  Did he purchase a license from Disney to sell this?  

“A lot of people still plug into big sound systems at home or parties, or like using their superior auxiliary headphones that they spent several hundred on, or don’t like the idea of having to stop and charge their headphones every few hours or being pissed that they forgot to charge the night before so oh well I…

“That’s the point. It isn’t a lifeboat. It’s a boat designed for recovery.”

Why have auto-playing video with sound?

“Thanks and here, here!”

“Well on top of seasoning, salt water boils faster.”

I signed up months ago to receive notice when Google One was available, and I still haven’t received that email. I signed up again this morning, when I started reading that it was going to be made available today, and I still haven’t recieved an email. I downloaded the Google One app on my Google Pixel and that also…

I heard from a friend that Google will theoretically scan for copyrighted files. The file is still accessible to you in Google Drive, however, nobody else you’ve shared it with will see it. However, if that file is in an encrypted archive, Google cannot scan it and it will remain available to everyone you share it…

Gotcha.  I wasn’t sure if there was some obscure California law saying there was some weird minimum.

“If a driver passed by an LPR four times throughout a city, an officer with access would know where and at what time of day.”