If your keyboard is not working, and turning it off and on doesn't work, and rebooting your computer doesn't work, and you're sure it's not the batteries, just try pushing the buttons especially the all can control key several times and see if that helps; a key may get stuck in the down position you may not even realize it.

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There is this company website I found that exposes TONS of private data.

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I know you're going to ignore this, so it's really your own fault when you get bit by it. But just because you're not going to do it doesn't mean that you shouldn't, this is good advice (if I do say so myself).

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Sorry for my stumbling in this one, I distracted myself and went to the wrong place for the web applications / online services anyways if you've joined the Microsoft Partner Network but have had trouble finding your software downloads and license keys hopefully this helps. https://www.microsoft.com/msppdd/Home/Index

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This doesn't apply just to PayPal, but the latest phishing email I received was a decent fake of an email from PayPal; but there's a few telltale signs, don't fall for them.

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I look at statistics for the last year on https://netmarketshare.com about web browsers. Chrome dominates on desktop and mobile, and overall Safari is the second most important, but you shouldn't ignore Edge/IE.

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High-level APIs like tf.keras enable developers to train models easily and effectively. This session will introduce these APIs, and notebooks you can run live in the browser to get started using Colab. We'll walk you through writing your first neural network in TensorFlow using just 10 lines of code with tf.keras, and then will introduce you to Eager execution. We'll close with educational resources you can use to learn more about ML. By releasing easier and more intuitive APIs, we hope to make TensorFlow an open source machine learning framework more accessible for all.

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John Maeda gave a great short talk and a interview with Hannah Beachler all about inclusion and diversity from multiple angles with a ton of facts, and opinions; go check out the video.

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The developer keynote went over a bunch of things to kind of showcase what all the different sessions later could be about, so listen and and figure out what's most important to you so that you can tune in to the other sessions that will mean the most to you.

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Everyone at IO got the "Oprah" treatment with "you get a domain, you get a domain... everybody gets a domain name!", but even if you aren't there you could still learn about this new TLD.

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