1,006 megawatt-hours total. I guess they used all that up, so now they're closing it.

It also rounds out the teams nicely: Red, Green, and now Blue.

What does Data's evil brother have to do with this?

In an nVidia video about this they show a green screen mode. The system knows the camera field of view and projects a green screen (with tracking markers) over only that area. The rest of the surrounding scene is displayed normally so that lighting and reflections are consistent.

The best thing about graphene-based products is that we'll be able to power them with cold-fusion.

OS/2 2.0 was the shit. I used to have my phone number in my usenet signature, and once got a call from John Soyring, the guy in charge of the OS/2 program, to thank me after I posted a glowing review of it.

That one was mostly hand built in England. Which makes the poor quality entirely understandable.

Dead surprised to see the US on that list. No doubt they'll change their mind once they realize they can make a quick buck at the expense of the planet.

Get off my lawn.

Missed it by *that* much.

It's inspiring to see that Apple can still Think Different, and radically reinvent its products generation over generation. Who could have predicted such a groundbreaking development?

Both, neither, pick one. It's not a win for net neutrality though.

Netflix: "Comcast is preferring their own services over others! Net neutrality, net neutrality!!"
Comcast: "Alright, let's cut a deal."
Netflix: "Comcast is preferring their own services and ours! All is right with the world! Screw you, video streaming startups!"

We want to find ways to make the developer experience as powerful and simple as possible [...] extremely stylish

Failed, right out of the gate.

Summary is just some guy's half-assed opinion, and has nothing to do with the article.

It can "hover" into a building? Do you know how the threshold between "Hey we're just outside the window" and "oh now we're 2ft above the 3rd floor" and "yeah now our exhaust has nowhere to go" works?

I think they're referring to scaling the design down to micro-UAV size.