Comment Wow (Score 1) 50
Nothing short of amazing...
I guess I will have to stick with making non-robotic LEGO models
Comment Re:Funniest bit was on Sony (Score 1) 354
1000000% Agree with the post topic...
I couldn't stop laughing when I read that line!
Comment Pre-Ordered on day 1 (Score 2) 291
I placed my pre-order on day 1, however if there isn't a way to browse the internet WITHOUT Silk, I won't use it much at all.
Given the fact that it is an Android device, I have faith that it will be hacked fairly quickly, and you will be able to do almost anything with it anyways!
Comment Still on FF (Score 1) 585
I'd consider switching if the UI for Chrome didn't SUCK!
A customizable interface... One of the best things FF has going for it! (well the huge lib of add-ons is nice too :)
A customizable interface... One of the best things FF has going for it! (well the huge lib of add-ons is nice too
Comment Laughable headline (Score 1) 337
Does "best job" mean "most easily replaced" for budget reasons?
Must be why my job was "outsourced"
Comment Re:Dials for manipulating 3D objects (Score 1) 271
Yes. I think it's called a mouse.
Really, you could just use the mouse wheel combined with a single key modifier (hold a key on the keyboard) that would rotate whatever plane (X/Y/Z) you wanted when you spun your mouse wheel.
Submission + - World's first Lego autopilot
zlite writes: What's the best way to create a UAV for less than $1,000? Use the new Hitechnic gyro sensor for Mindstorms NXT to create a Lego autopilot! This one can turn a R/C plane into a drone, keeping the aircraft level and returning it to the launch area. Add a Bluetooth GPS module and a microcam and you've got a fully autonomous surveillance platform.
Submission + - RIAA sues paralyzed stroke victim
Waylon writes: "It seems the RIAA will sue anyone, anywhere, even if you're a paralyzed stroke victim. Yes, Warner Music and the RIAA are suing a retired railroad man in Florida whose left side has been paralyzed by a stroke and whose sole source of income is his disability check.
From the article: "Although the defendant John Paladuk, an employee of C&N Railroad for 36 years, was living in Florida at the time of the alleged copyright suit, and had notified the RIAA that he had not engaged in any copyright infringement, and despite that the fact that Mr. Paladuk suffered a stroke last year which resulted in complete paralysis of his entire left side and severely impaired speech, rendering him disabled, and despite the fact that his disability check is his sole source of income, the RIAA commenced suit against him on February 27, 2007.""
