That's not how Windows works, it's not running a continuous render-loop like a game.

Or they could try 2-year contracts. That's an established way to keep customers without actually trying to make them want to stay.

And I've seen plenty of people who turn on 'hands free' mode and then hold the phone a few inches away from their head.

For when an Amazon drone just isn't fast enough.

Cortana, Spartan, now this.

You just know that people with no kids would buy that too, just so that they could re-enact launching a missile every time the kitchen towels were running low.

The same-day Amazon Fresh service seems to have such thing (I found it when searching to see if this new product was a joke).

https://fresh.amazon.com/dash/

You mean like Alt-Space M or Alt-Space S in Windows?

I searched for "confirmation bias is false" and got lots of hits. so what's your point?

Yes, my wife mentioned reading about a similar situation recently. This must be it

http://m.startribune.com/lifes...

You can't really know who that person will become in future years well enough leave a meaningful message. Better to just create some good memories now.

In this case state that you only accept applications encrypted to your public key.

For a while, at least, the installer from winscp.net included an installer for other bundled software.

findimagedupes builds a database of fingerprints (basically a scaled-down monochrome image) and can call an external program with the matching duplicates. You could read the resolution in the external script using jhead or exiftool.

Yes, I first heard of similar devices decades ago. Back in the 70s, I think, there were handheld units and I remember seeing a sonar system built into spectacle frames (I don't know if it was a practical design, not sure how it was powered).

I think that the story here is that it's cheap and built into a watch, although I'd have thought that a handheld device would still be better for aiming as well as battery life.

"Reaction time is a factor in this, so please pay attention. Now, imagine you see some children on your lawn. What's your reaction?"