It doesn't look like the cache updates at all so, I think they expire so they can ensure you have relatively up-to-date maps.

Exactly. I've nearly completely stopped updating on FB because it is such a pain in the ass to exclude certain people from updates. My grandma doesn't give a shit about my diatribes on web standards and only my wife cares about pictures of our cat.

Consider it a feature. I don't actually want all of my facebook friends on G+. All the services are geared towards actually communicating with people you like, rather than passively observing the lives of people you knew in grade school.

must have been a lot of people if Google started worrying about their server capacity.

exactly, and then if, for some reason your mother asks you if you've seen her updates today, you can just check them out and find out Grandma is in the hospital or something.

I'm not entirely sure how to respond to this.

I think Noah would have left that ark just HATING giraffes.

On the other hand, I'm still not entirely sure you still have the rights to those photos anyway so, maybe it's a wash.

Gotta nuke somethin'!

That's true, it isn't rocket science to create good security, which begs the question as to why Facebook has yet to implement a proper set of security measures.

wait, one is Circles and one is Sparks, right? If you like less info, don't add a Spark, right?

Using a Facebook login for your bank account is a great way to share with everyone that you don't really like your money.

I think the impact of tea candles, even tens of thousands of them, is pretty minimal or nonexistent when compared to major pollution sources.

It's built to split down to a strategically-placed bikini in every third shot.

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IIRC, The cars are constantly sensing and processing data in 360 degrees, including infrared; they don't need to look for eyes because they can probably see the whole deer.

I wouldn't say the AP won in a legal sense, in that they didn't set any kind of precedent. They merely had the financial power to see the case through and Fairey didn't; Therefore settling in the AP's favor was the best option for Fairey financially. We'll never actually know if Fairey's work could be considered…

I would assume the evidence implicated him in attacks against U.S. Govt. property; which would be grounds for extradition. However, we won't know for sure until a trial; which could be a while.

Firstly, I'd point out that nowhere does it say the device is handheld. Yes, he is holding a piece of the device in the picture but, there are many other pieces sitting on the table behind him.

Iron Man's suit is also built molecule by molecule and apparently has self-aware AI software. Heck, his current suit is stored in his bones and constructs itself by exuding out of his pores.