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I can’t fucking believe that i’m so frustrated about this to actually google, “where did i leave my keys”.
You won’t be the first (or the last my friend!)
It won’t be long now I’m thinking before ‘essentials’ like Keys n Wallets will be RFID, GPS enabled so you can track them (literally via google or something) – or perhaps just merged into one device (cellphone I guess) that you _can_ dial.
Until then – don’t forget to look inside the dog…
[...] Google is also keen to reiterate it’s company’s unofficial motto: Don’t be evil. Using search engine data in this way brings up questions about privacy issues, but Google assures its users that they can not be identified from the data used in Google Flu. Which is nice. Now if they could just invent Google Where In The Damn Hell Did I Leave My Keys… [...]