Comment: Re:professional? well no (Score 2) 80
Exactly I don't want to loose body parts because of some packet loss. A rc heli is pretty much a lawn mower flying upside down, getting hit by a rotor blade would not be a fun experience.
Exactly I don't want to loose body parts because of some packet loss. A rc heli is pretty much a lawn mower flying upside down, getting hit by a rotor blade would not be a fun experience.
That sir is not a full collective pitch 3d capable helicopter.
Controlling a simple rc car is a rather simple task. Lets see someone strap that system into a full collective pitch rc chopper and control it from a idevice. The idevices make for a horrible control interface for any rc application.
What a jerk, just 2 billion in taxes this year?
Terminal velocity delivery is lame, slap a 20 ft long booster section to the back of that thing and hit mach 5 before impact.
I will just buy it direct from your chinese distributor either your brand or a knock off.
You see all of this push to move manufacturing off shore is starting to bite back. The wheels are already in motion, why should I even pay a US middle man when I can buy direct from his source.
It's true the world is doomed it is 2012.
E85 was and still is a bad idea not because of the use of ethanol as a fuel but because the blend is not selectable at the pump. Ethanol is a great fuel but nothing but pure race engines are designed to use it to it's potential.
I managed to be the lucky one to acquire a boss written system. I ran grep across the 200k lines of spaghetti php code, the word function did not appear once. Needless to say he got it back rather quickly as I departed. I am sure to this day he still considers himself a master at application development.
If I cannot ask you pointed questions related to what I am intending to hire you for I should not be interviewing. I place far more value on what someone has done in the past, work and job history.
On one recent occasion I terminated a interview when asked such questions. Then immediately hired by a competitor the next day for twice the rate.
lisp, v.: To call a spade a thpade.