Latitude
596th strip of the webcomic xkcd
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Latitude
Summary
Latitude is a comic strip[1].
Key Facts
- Latitude authored Randall Munroe[2].
- Latitude's instance of is recorded as comic strip[3].
- Google Latitude is named after Latitude[4].
- Latitude's part of the series is recorded as xkcd[5].
- Latitude's depicts is recorded as Cueball[6].
- Latitude's depicts is recorded as Megan[7].
- Latitude's depicts is recorded as Black Hat[8].
- Latitude's depicts is recorded as smartphone[9].
- Latitude's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial[10].
- Latitude's part of is recorded as xkcd[11].
- Latitude's language of work or name is recorded as English[12].
- Latitude's issue is recorded as 596[13].
- Latitude's publication date is recorded as +2009-06-12T00:00:00Z[14].
- Latitude's main subject is recorded as Google Latitude[15].
- Latitude's main subject is recorded as sex shop[16].
- Latitude's main subject is recorded as Fry's Electronics[17].
- Latitude's main subject is recorded as hardware store[18].
- Latitude's main subject is recorded as treatment of burns[19].
- Latitude's main subject is recorded as Subway[20].
- Latitude's work available at URL is recorded as https://xkcd.com/596/[21].
- Latitude's title is recorded as Latitude[22].
- Latitude's first line is recorded as We're in a narrow window in which people are using Google Latitude, but haven't learned the habit of turning it off when they're doing something discreetly.[23].
- Latitude's last line is recorded as I wrote an app to log friends' locations and work out addresses and business names.[24].
- Latitude's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[25].
- Latitude's explain xkcd ID is recorded as 596:_Latitude[26].
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Works and Contributions
Latitude authored Randall Munroe[2].