Comment Re:hacker vs hacker (Score 1) 124
You mean biscuit vs cracker
Comment These type of information (Score 1) 57
are often hidden from the public. You don't tell what you are going to do. Did the US bragged about Stuxnet before using it? The worse thing that could happen is North will sabotage some "projects" that they have and blame it to the South.
Comment For simplicity's sake (Score 1) 478
Put the limo out of the picture. Let's say you can have an infinite space to implement this. Is there such technology that will render all cameras useless except for the one(s) you have? One can suggest to have total darkness inside and have an IR camera for you to use but does your guest/client want to party inside in total darkness? What if someone brought an IR camera too? What if someone used the built-in flash on their cellphones?
Honestly I would like to mod the article as troll...
Comment Re:Numbers aren't the story (Score 1) 189
if the 200k are much better quality
IF
Comment Obligatory bash.org (Score 1) 322
Comment In a Prominent Company (Score 1) 322
Based in Redmond
Comment That would not be a problem (Score 2) 53
If they sent Curiosity to Uranus
Comment 2013 (Score 3, Funny) 114
Year of the Windows Phone!
Comment Internet Rule (Score 1) 144
#34
Comment Old joke (Score 0) 140
During a press conference
President: We will beat other countries by sending the first man on the sun!
Press: Will they get burned?
President: I have thought about that so we will be sending them during the night!
Comment Just be sure (Score 1) 566
Not to upgrade Girlfriend 7.0 to Wife 1.0 http://www.indranet.com/potpourri/humor/girlfriend_upgrade.html
Comment I used a sudoku-solver (Score 1) 179
The site that I used was http://www.sudokuwiki.org/sudoku.htm . One of the feature of this site is to tell you the possible techniques that you can use on solving a given sudoku. Unfortunately, when it analyzed the sudoku found in the fine article it could not tell what technique to use. I used a sudoku app on my java phone to record the sudoku but it wont accept puzzles with less than 22 givens, Yeah the site brute forced the puzzle and solved it but it cannot solve it by normal means.
Submission + - Leap Motion, the 3D gesture control that's like Kinect on steroids (theverge.com)
abednegoyulo writes: Leap Motion's not the household name Kinect is, but it should be — the company's motion-tracking system is more powerful, more accurate, smaller, cheaper, and just more impressive. Leap CTO David Holz came by the Verge's New York offices to give us a demo of the company's upcoming product (called The Leap), and suffice to say we're only begrudgingly returning to our mice and keyboards.
Comment Re:Android is virus laden (Score 0) 98
I'd mod you up if I could...
Submission + - Nokia's new cheap models bet on games, web access (reuters.com)
abednegoyulo writes: FTFA:
Nokia patched up its ailing basic phones offering on Tuesday with two models offering access to games, applications and the Internet, hoping to regain its footing in emerging markets.
Nokia patched up its ailing basic phones offering on Tuesday with two models offering access to games, applications and the Internet, hoping to regain its footing in emerging markets.
