Comment Re:Wearable device feasibility (Score 2) 180
Except that, for Glass, it makes all the sense having a Camera. Being able to capture what you see (be it for fun, security, or even mischievous purposes) makes a whole lot of difference.
Except that, for Glass, it makes all the sense having a Camera. Being able to capture what you see (be it for fun, security, or even mischievous purposes) makes a whole lot of difference.
It's about time they restrict (or at least make it more difficult) for people to have older cars instead of new. Like Japan. The older the car gets, the more expensive it it to keep it with the regulations.
For example, the same thing should be applied to Brazil (where I live). Here, licensing and taxes for older cars are cheaper than newer ones, because it's based percentage of market value. And if the car reaches 20 years-old, it's not even taxed anymore. It's stupid, making it easy for some ignorant douche to keep a dangerous, slow, polluting piece of 80's crap on the street. It should be the other way around.
'It would be considered as an [incentive] to terrorism and would give precise ideas to terrorists on the know-how (the methodology) and the details regarding the USA (but also how to find weaknesses in other countries).
Should we really believe that the so called terrorists don't already know what he's talking about? And why should we believe that, just because it hasn't been exploited on a large, TERRORIST, scale?
I mean, be them terrorists, but very likely, they're not stupid. If he in 4 months "discovered" this, I see nothing keeping some bright young hacker with a strong motive from finding this out too.
Machines have less problems. I'd like to be a machine. -- Andy Warhol