Comment Re:forcing users to upgrade (Score 1) 455
Might be true for apps but not yet for games. But yeah, he should try it at least.
even if this system could detect the bullet the instant it was fired and then somehow compute it's exact trajectory in that same instant and then figure out how the target must move to avoid it, do you really think it would be physically possible for a person to move fast enough to dodge not one but multiple shots in that kind of time frame?
And how could that suit possibly find out about the velocity of his car? However, don't let us forget that this seems to be an absolutely new technology. Give it twenty years and it will be usable.
Use less energy.
That's so stupid. We have so much energy out there. Why should we use less? We need to advance our technologies to gain more energy out of the sources we already have.
Don't ask me why I would time something so stupid in my day to day life, but I pride myself at quick withdrawals. Wait a minute...
Me too. Because I get sick each time I see someone using the device for at least 5 minutes.
How about you just do your job?
It's not about that we'll do it, it's about the fact that we'd like to be able to do it.
What it really means: This would be good for girlfriends wanting to know where their boyfriends are [..]
Hehe nice! But this would also give me the perfect excuse. I would reverse engineer my GPS device and let it send bogus data!
Fine, then please check Google Maps if you don't believe me!
As long as we get some return on the investment I'm all for it
Like, say, protection from terrorists?
No, it's not. There, a picture of me:
All the Linux distributions are "bloated" [...]
My Gentoo is not.
An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.
