Even if you can filter out the noise from the drone your drone shield's sitting on - how exactly does a drone shield sound?

Thin crust not yummy? You have a lot to learn, young padawan.

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I guess that's how the subprime mortgage crisis happened, right?

I will believe this when I see the first serious engineering application written in it. Like, Pro/E, SolidWorks, Matlab etc.

Have you started up Gimp recently? I don't think it would run reasonably well on an embedded device.

Why don't you start to pay attention yourself? The guy cooked up a solution that he can run on every device he owns, wondering how far he could take the principle of his solution. Then you advertise buying a separate hardware gadget as an improvement on that? WTH, man?

Installed Arch just a few days ago on an old asus netbook. First Linux distro here that came with two-finger-scrolling for X.org right out of the box.

The point is, this mode uses Gnome-Shell. I can't use Gnome-Shell on my Netbook, because i use external monitors with it in extend desktop mode and the intel driver for my hardware doesn't support 3d acceleration with these "large" virtual resolutions. So making Gnome-Shell look like Gnome 2 doesn't help at all.

Doesn't need to be a computer simulation. There already has been some research on how to model neurons in silicon. Just google it.

You don't tell me anything new. Birthday number x marks the end of year number x of your life. The same applies to years: new year 2000 marks the end of year 2000. If you begin counting at zero (like with birthdays), of course, as the ISO standard does. If you prefer the gregorian calender, then new year 2000 is actually the beginning of year number 2000. Because there's no year zero in this calendar.

Sticking to the standard is braindamaged now? I hope you don't develop any software that needs to implement any form of exchange data format.

First picture from the bottom on the left side: http://www.sdtb.de/Marine-Propellers.1945.0.html

On page ten (Warning: Large PDF): http://www.mmg-propeller.de/fileadmin/mmg/download/MMG_Image_BR_Eng.pdf

"Even ship propellers of more than eleven metres in
diameter can thus be machined with an
accuracy of a few hundredths of a millimetre."

Ok, it's made for machining casted propellers, but the dimensions come close :)

Didn't expect that comment :)

Was more interested in the "overlords = evil; 'greet' with superior firepower"-angle (and try to make a wordplay out of it), but ok :)

Sure it does. If your nationality is e.g. spanish, chances are rather high that your first language is spanish.