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Runs Android 13 with Pixel wallpapers and bootscreen, and Circle to Search works too!
Seems like I have accidentally deleted my class notes from my google notes. Does anyone know who could help me find them, recover them? There is nothing in my trash to recover, so where did they go? I have sent an email to google, but I am sure someone has had this happen to them and thought maybe I could get some help? Thanks.
I tried searching for things like "area of (shape)" and it shows the type in normally. But when I tried on "prism", it doesn't show things like the other ones but shows text instead of doing the input - output calculation
(As you can see in the image, usually most of area of shapes have those just like the first image (cube). But... the Prism one doesn't do that)
I keep getting these errors in incognito while browsing google that say they have detected unusual traffic and they want to make sure I am not a robot. It had a disclaimer their that it detects requests from my network which appears to violate their Terms of Service.
It started a couple days ago, I am not going to lie, I have pretty serious anxiety and I have a tendency to Google a lot of things, and I got that error when doing paranoid googling. Now anything I try to Google in incognito mode is giving me that error. I am not, nor have I sought out illegal content/weapons/anything dangerous to public safety.
Is it something I googled that set off this error (I don't know what I could google that would violate their TOS besides the aforementioned things), is it from Googling too much, or is there something else that is wrong? I am on apartment wifi, but I think each room has its own modem if I'm not mistaking, so I don't know what the problem could be.
Seriously. Some of the pix are beautiful but are so out of context I can't tell if I'm looking at a micro or a macro shot of something.
I don't know if Google looks here, it kinda looks like a spam sub now, but I'm cage you're looking, Google+ was ahead of your time.
I am done with Facebook. I'm looking for an alternative.
Incredibly the instructions Google gives to remove the intrusive Gemini from Gmail don't even remotely work. Does anyone have instructions that do work?
Here is what Google says:
I use Collections a lot on my phone, but while I am able to access it, idk how to save/add items to it via pc?
I recently tried to use Pic related for a large zip file from Google drive. Has anyone used it? It seems kind if sketchy and i wanted to be extra sure.
Upon searching for how to implement working date & time access into my program, the ai overview decided to tell me the date based on my actual town. I'm really confused now, did the ai always have access to this information? I see it only works when querying for "ollama current date and time", but not simply "date and time" or "date". The weirdest thing was that the sources it linked had nothing to do with its response. Is this normal?
Last December, Google unveiled Willow, the world's most powerful quantum computing chip to date! 🌟
This groundbreaking innovation not only made headlines but also prompted the US government to rethink its encryption strategies.
Curious why? Here's the scoop: https://medium.com/@py.js.blog/beyond-the-binary-google-willows-journey-into-parallel-dimensions-caa4c4cffa5b
💻 Get hands-on! Try out quantum computing with a fun, beginner-friendly code snippet I created: https://github.com/noobyogi0010/quantum-explorer
Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just quantum-curious, dive in to explore the future of computing. 🌌