Exactly. I'm on the west coast- the Pacific Coast Starlight goes over 1500 miles with NO wifi access at all. And I can drive to Seattle faster in a Prius than on either the PCS or the Cascades.

I'm on the West Coast, you insenstive clod. The rolling stock of the Pacific Coast Starlight hasn't been upgraded in over 30 years.

Take a look at the demo video. The deer apparently got away, as when the sight gets back on it after the shot is taken, it is running away, looking uninjured.

I'm not sure why he mentioned NTFS. I believe the Windows file modified event is sent for any changes on any disk type, even on remote NFS mounts, that are done by a process on the local machine that is using the Windows api to create files. If it is limited to NTFS then Microsoft is completely bonkers.

This isn't for Developers to receive funds. This is for developers to make products they sell through the market to retailers in farmer's markets, who sell goods to take funds through paypal.

Hmmm....An idea. Tie this SDK to an SDK for instant background checks, and make an app that allows dealers at gun shows to become compliant with firearms background check laws.....

Two options there that I've used with his stuff:
Free, Librivox.org. Kind of boring and robotic, but loads of Chesterton audio books there. YMMV in terms of quality, as Librivox is read by volunteers, but there's one pretty good one who has done lots of the essay collections.
Slightly more expensive, Theater of the Word. Kevin O'Brian is an excellent Thespian, and a member of the American Chesterton Society, and his theater company has done both the Philosophy and the Father Brown Mystery series in audio books, as well as selected scenes. The debate video I posted was one of theirs, and for just plain Chestertonian-commentary-on-Modern-American-Philosophy, you can't beat the original videos of Stanford Nutting and his rather theologically diverse family (almost as diverse as the non-denominational Guitar Mass Catholic Stanford himself).

Woooooosh

The original unit should be put back and allowed to fail...

480 comments, and nobody mentioned the Calapuya of the Pacific Northwest, who used to use field burning to get their top delicacy- roasted grasshopper.

No physical attribute, but human beings are not purely physical (if you were, you wouldn't be able to create anything). Of course, neither is a computer, but a computer isn't programmed to have a soul either- a computer is a tool, nothing more, and we're a LONG way from granting free will to even a dog, let alone a computer.

Silicon isn't compatible.

Soul is Software, wetware is hardware

Most of his books are available in e-book form cheap or free- they fell out of copyright in the 1950s.