Watch the vid. Not only does it use a RasPi 5.0MP camera, but he was able to cheap out and use a mirror instead of a second upward looking camera. And yes, it aligns to fiducials. I was just disappointed the interview didn't show it in operation.
He says right in the video that it's accurate enough to place 201 sized components, as that was one of their design goals.
D&D as a system wasn't really all special; there were competing systems back in the days he was at TSR which were every bit as enjoyable and arguably easier to play. But D&D had two big things going for it. First, when the three basic manuals for AD&D were published it had by far the best organized and written materials. The Monster Manual was particularly useful. Second it had the network effect: it was the best system to learn to play because everyone else knew how to play it. You could start a campaign at a drop of a hat -- no need to bring everyone up to speed on yet another set of rules.
Actually, those two things made it remarkably special! It's the overall accessibility and organization that made the system work. While my friends and I tried to start out with Chainmail, we didn't have anyone to show us how so we never really figured it out, and it wasn't very satisfying. But when AD&D came out, we were able to read the books, grasp the concepts, and actually play the game. The game mechanics aren't important, as you can just skip over the awkward rules you don't like (psionics! Bah!) The real magic was the whole of the system didn't hinder our imaginations.
And Troy, if you're reading this, I want my White box set back, please, along with all the other supplements. You've had them for 35 years, now it's my turn.
Does it have Play on it though?
With Google moving the upgrades to android into services through Play, this is relevant to me.
I'd buy this to replace my broken Nexus 7 if it had the standard software.
Have you not read more than a couple Slashdot comments? Slashdot is filled with the gullible.
I've only seen meet local girl style fake dating site.
If I saw Youporn, etc. I wouldn't of said what I said.
Oh, also dick pills, and Usenet, Usenet being good, but not something that will give legitimacy to the common man.
Then why is right of return a sticking point in negotiating the establishment of a Palestinian state?
Grow up and get a bag, make sure it's nice.
Loved by ladies and men alike, and makes having random things handy so much easier (powerbanks, all of the keys, random things I want to read later, condoms, no need to limit which cards/IDs I keep with me to keep the wallet slim). Definitely worth getting rather than claiming it is somehow not for men. Note, it's brown that goes with everything, not black, when it comes to bags.
Especially when I used to smoke it was useful.
I actually find a jacket works well enough in the fall through winter, but purse for the summer for sure.
The G1 had an amazing keyboard.
It's the only keyboard I really liked on a full screen smartphone that I've used.
I liked the Nokia 6810 keyboard too.
Of course it's ads almost certainly aren't.
What real brands are they claiming are advertised on pirate sites?
By their own citizens?
Trials and jailtime.
Going into business with friends or relatives is not a problem.
Just treat it like a business. When your cousin comes to work for you, you're under no different obligations as an employer than you would be if they weren't you cousin.
Actually, that's a real problem for most of us. A familial bond is one of care and protection. Family means that you defend other members of the family, even when they're stretching boundaries. And we have different levels of permission based on context, where the boundaries outside of the family are different than the boundaries inside the family. For example, if a kid gets into a schoolyard fight, the father might defend the kid's behavior; but if the same fight occurred between siblings, he might punish both equally.
A sociopath has no problem flipping the switch, to decide that they can ignore the family ties. For the rest of us, it's not that easy. (Please note that I'm not saying people who successfully hire and manage family members are sociopaths! I'm just saying it's hard.)
Looking at it another way, if it were "not a problem", if it was easy to treat family members equally, the phenomenon known as the 'Son of the Boss' wouldn't exist. But it exists everywhere.
Er, why? Facebook presumably wants users to feel happy when they visit their website - exploring how to do that doesn't seem substantially different to OKCupid wanting to make lots of successful relationships.
It was just pointing out that your statement was the equivalent of "So tcp 80 won't be throttled but tcp 80 uses will be -"
If those in Gaza were actually targeting civilians, they death toll on Israel's side wouldn't be 32 soldiers dead out of 35 total dead.
If Israel was targeting rocket launchers, the death toll in Gaza wouldn't be 166 children out of 662 dead.
Being anti-Israel is not the same thing as being anti-Semitic.
Thus spake the master programmer: "After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
