Comment Re:So what they need, then... (Score 1) 185
Although that sounds vaguely like the premise of some sort of science fiction story
I would actually lean more towards:
@see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freejack
Although that sounds vaguely like the premise of some sort of science fiction story
I would actually lean more towards:
@see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freejack
No one who can afford Two Bits
I think we'd all be happy if they charged the company's heads with RICO violations.
The idea is totally impractical, of course, which is why it's science fiction and not a product.
Kinda like the horseless carriage. I mean, its possible, but its completely impractical since you would need to stop and chop wood for the boiler every few miles, and the uneven roads will be much harder to navigate on.
Sometimes obstacles change with times, and what looks hard now will be less hard later.
With the autonomous thing, they could also bring themselves in to the mechanic for checkups/tuneups/maintenance while you're at work (or over night?) etc.
Far too true:
Obviously these people have read something besides 1984 and are trying to stop the logic next steps.
When a place gets crowded enough to require ID's, social collapse is not far away. It is time to go elsewhere. The best thing about space travel is that it made it possible to go elsewhere. -- Lazarus Long
No, those smell like money sniffing dogs.
Really depends how much experience you have. If you've been one place for 20 years, yeah, sure. If you've been 5, with different responsibilities and in different areas, no.
Actually for the Tibetan monks its a push.
Meditative practices can also help a person increase the flow of oxygenated blood in their body (what Qi really means) and help with the ability to consciously direct it.
(slips on robes) "These are not the terrorists you're looking for."
I thought the same thing after watching: http://youtu.be/urglg3WimHA
You joke, but I know there's been lots of talk about releasing excess Carbon into the environment. (see: Melting Icecaps, Rising Waters, Cats and Dogs Living Together, etc.)
I wonder if these blooms aren't a counterpoint to something like that (a theoretical carbon sink?).
To this day I have the schematic for an apple 1, but I just can't quite bring myself to attempt it. Plus the fact that a lot of the IC's don't exist anymore could lead to some real headaches. Still, I think it would be a good adventure in learning how to fabricate digital equipment.
I was thinking that too, but just decided to get a newer model and let someone else put it together.
They even threw in a BIOS, OS, Drivers, Utility software and Apps!
since he said "it slows down when cornering" it could be that a sensor detects the centripetal force of the cornering?
UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things. -- Doug Gwyn
