Comment Re:Botched understanding of science? (Score 1) 795
Truth... is a river.
And neither does the American Secret Service. If you intend to use this technology to engage in terrorist activities, we will find you. You can't escape the SS.
Apparently you didn't read the news this weekend.
Actually, give me one regulatory agency that has shrunk or disbanded itself when it was no longer needed.
Your request contains an assumption that you have provided no reason to believe is true.
Ignoring the desires of 40% of the population is a wee bit undemocratic, wouldn't you agree?
Uh, no, if the other 60% desired otherwise, ignoring the desires of 40% of the population would, by definition, be completely democratic. That's why we don't have true democracies.
NFC payments, big screens, and optical image stabilization are the second coming, apparently.
I see what you did there.
...for real estate agents to create quick walk throughs or better descriptions of property.
Similarly, if the resolution is good enough, it might let contractors and designers get an accurate model of a room without needing to use a camera and tape measure on every surface.
Why does it need to be an everyday thing? Most smart phone users don't take photographs every day, but they put the camera on there nonetheless.
Sadly, I'm not sure that's true.
Good ones: Inkscape, Thunderbird, Blender, VirtualBox, Linux...
Crappy ones: GIMP, Tahoe-LAFS, Ubuntu, Kdenlive, XFCE...
I personally think that you hit the sweet spot when you have a name which sounds cool and professional, is easy to remember, and at least tries to vaguely describe the function of the program.
A lot of software fails your last requirement (Thunderbird, Blender, Linux for a lot of people), but that isn't limited to open source software. While Microsoft has the reasonably-named Windows and Word, they also have Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint.
By contrast, if you wanted to resurrect, say, WinCE?
Have you ever considered a career pitching horror movies to Hollywood studios?
...and it is amazing how hard it is for some people to understand the difference between losing market share in a saturated market and your market share growing slower than a still expanding market. In percentages your market share may be declining even though your sales are still growing.
Uh, the definition of "market share" is the percentage of the whole, no matter the size of the market. If the percentage is going down, then by definition they are losing market share, even if raw sales numbers are increasing.
Whether the most important number is market share, raw sales number, amount of profit, or something else, that depends on who you ask.
I already have a program to read all logs, more or less.
So what program do you use, and what's wrong with it that it doesn't quite let you read all of the logs?
Boeing has more union employees. Democrats are always in the pocket of BigLabor. Boeing is going to get favorable treatment from a administration led by a Democrat.
Seems like you could have put in more effort, but I'll give an extra point for the nice use of capital casing on "BigLabor".
6/10
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.
