Comment Next stop: (Score 1) 152
Chapter 11.
Chapter 11.
Ancient TV RC used ultrasound transmitters. They are no more used in the civilized world, but maybe in Cuba are still there. People of the embassy were busy with two remote controls in a fight to decide which TV sitcom to view and...
Workers surviving to the personnel reduction will be cut by the laser beam.
...Samsung announced that it will enter in partnership with Nokia and Vodafone to bring 4G connectivity to the Moon. Samsung will develop a new fuel and ignition system for space rockets, thanks to the experience gained with the Samsung Galaxy project.
> Global warming is real.
Unless declared integer.
...does it block Windows ?
...but you will never know what I am listening with my headphones!
> to build a city you need to send hundreds or thousands of everyday construction workers, electricians, plumbers, etc.
Finding a plumber during a weekend on Earth is near impossible. Just imagine finding one on Mars!
You need to find more clever methods to grab the noise of my PC fan, however.
Actually it will be a very safe car for pedestrians. If autopilot software fails, battery blows up the car, avoiding collateral damages.
This old but effective technology has been discontinued for sea navigation around 1990 to be replaced by Loran-C and GPS. Although not so accurate, it was very reliable, and cheap to mantain and use. LF beacons still survive for aerial navigation, although the transmitter number has been significantly reduced recently. It wouldn't be that bad to have them ready to be switched on when needed.
And for sure they will discover that with ham radio you can talk just like with skype! Having them to embrace ARRL will be the last straw for a dead hobby.
If we are living in a simulation, many questions come to the mind...
etc...
Since they are state employees, figures are probably correct. Outsourcing this activity could work better, of course.
...caused by yoga lessons ?
Work continues in this area. -- DEC's SPR-Answering-Automaton