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 Les Paul Google Doodle Lets You Strum Guitar, Record, Playback Thursday's Google Doodle celebrates Les Paul with an interactive guitar that lets you play, record, and share your ditties. Share:   |  Facebook Photo Tagging: A Privacy Guide Here's a rundown of what Facebook is doing with facial recognition, what the restrictions are and how you can stop it from happening if you don't like it. Share: | Facebook on Face Recognition: Sorry, We Screwed Up! Facebook apologizes for its latest screw-up. Share: | Solar Flares Could Cripple Earth's Tech Infrastructure in 2013 If the Earth is hit by a massive shipment of electromagnetic radiation, it could knock out the backbone of our digital civilization, taking power grids, satellites and other communications systems offline for hours, possibly even days. 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