Ah, but in these cases, consent was probably given to take the pictures, but later retroactively revoked. This law makes the retroactive revocation of consent legal.

the Mac version is worse...

actually the tri-core part is just a quad core part that is only guaranteed to have 3 working cores. makes yield much higher if you can still use the chip with defects in one core

though you could say the same thing about playstation vs xbox, with the whole complicated emotion engine programming vs directx

It's the cell phone network congestion that is the issue these days, not airplane crashing. Up in the air your cellphone can see multiple towers simultaneously and cause network issues.

I think the issue is that the military drones can't LEAVE military airspace currently, so to get them out into civilian airspace (for whatever reason) requires following the FAA rules.

I'm on AT&T Uverse, and they don't seem to care with hundreds of GBs per month.

2+2 seems big? I drive home from work each day on a highway that has a 10+10 section for about 3 miles before it splits into two 5+5 highways (and stay at 5+5 until the next split/merge)

actually, if you consider a rotating reference frame, centrifugal force does exist

ah, but don't you have to account for local variances, since all the fresh water from the ice won't be evenly spread across the entire water body instantly? couldn't the ice cause a temporary higher rise in the local vicinity untill the salinity equalizes?

Something out of wood, 3d printed plastic, or hell, even play-doh would make a good physical prototype for things like those camera cases or phone holders. Electronics can be prototyped with breadboards, dev boards, or generic programmable devices (FPGAs for ASISs).

Even if a prototype costs over $1000, if the creator doesn't want to invest any of their own money to make a prototype, why should the general public want to invest.

Right, like that Orbit smartphone ball could have a prototype made out of wood or 3D printed plastic, and that would satisfy the requirement just fine. It doesn't have to be representative of the final product, just a physical prototype that shows that the creator is actually doing something other than blowing hot air.

I think thats just for the bare board. Costs more to get them to solder everything on.

Sweet, a hot air ballon car! Zepplin with wheels?