Wish I had mod points to give you. Not the exact same, but still documentation:
I was just forced into wasting an entire day "documenting" what has been done for a project so far because the manager was too lazy just to ask me what had been done, and why it isn't working yet.
Probably never read the doc, and will end up asking me about it anyways...
If you do not wish to partake in the pre-made kits, buy plain bricks and roll your own fantasy just like the old days.
Plain Bricks have become my favorite ones!
You can make anything from plain bricks. You just have to scale it up a bit.
A Couple month ago, my wife asked me to make our sons name out of LEGO to hang on the wall in his room.
It ended up being almost 4ft long, and it looks awesome!
I had so many requests from friends to make them / get instructions, I ended up making a website to customize them yourself:
http://www.bricknamemaker.com
"Take it or Leave it"?
I would choose to leave it. Apple products, while "cool" and "neat" for the individual user, don't often work well in large enterprise environments.
This is just a fact of life.
Until better management tools are made to "manage" the apple devices / environment, they will still be a secondary (or greater) choice for enterprise environments.
If students could find a good tablet with some kind of wired / wireless (bluetooth?) keyboard AND some way to easily print things out for those archaic professors that still want physical papers turned in.. I bet ~9/10 students would choose a tablet of a desktop computer...
Then there are the IT minded students who would still have their laptops / desktop computers. Because, as any IT minded person knows, there are many (many) things you just can't do on a tablet (yet).
I setup my ATM pin so long ago, its still 5 digits... now, I don't think I want to change it since the dumb ass banks limit me to 4 digits.
This could never happen in Soviet Russia...
Because in Soviet Russia, the Satellites control YOU!
Awesome!
WHEN Can I order my Hoverboard?!?!?!
Nothing short of amazing...
I guess I will have to stick with making non-robotic LEGO models
1000000% Agree with the post topic...
I couldn't stop laughing when I read that line!
Given the fact that it is an Android device, I have faith that it will be hacked fairly quickly, and you will be able to do almost anything with it anyways!
Yes. I think it's called a mouse.
Really, you could just use the mouse wheel combined with a single key modifier (hold a key on the keyboard) that would rotate whatever plane (X/Y/Z) you wanted when you spun your mouse wheel.
If you think the system is working, ask someone who's waiting for a prompt.
