Comment Re:What could possibly go wrong? (Score 2) 84
A year is too short of a time to assess the long term consequences.
A year is too short of a time to assess the long term consequences.
The only information that I could find was about an experiment in Brazil, that even though it reduced temporarly the population of mosquitoes it had unforeseen gene contamination.
"Life finds a way". You don't mess with evolution. I can guarantee that this will go wrong. Some of these "sterile" flies will not be sterile because of some genetic anomaly and then only these flies will have offspring and then you just created a completely new species, since you killed of the old species.
No need to make one from scratch just install Home Assistant on the PI and then connect whatever smart sensors you have (WiFI, Zigbee, ZWave) and you have yourself a nice automatic monitoring system with a nice online dashboard.
No David you are simply incorrect. After NN was thrown out your current data is being throttled on daily basis depending on what kind of data it is and where it's from. The problem is that most users just have no idea that this is actually taking place, and this includes David here. It takes a university reseacher to actually find out this information:
If you are using Unity switch engines as soon as you can, this is just the beginning. They have shown what they want too accomplish in the future and even their new fee plan still includes the install fee, they just renamed it to "initial engagement" but it is still the same thing. Don't say I didn't warn you.
If you have insider information and you sell shares before the information hits the public, it's insider trading plain and simple. When you can schedule both the trading and the "company changes" far in advance how is that not unfair advantage and not insider trading?
I would recommend everybody to immediately switch to some other graphics engine, before it's too late. This just shows exactly what they are trying to accomplish do and you can expect more of these things and shenanigans in the future. Consider this your warning.
Yes. This means your competitor can run a script to install/uninstall your game in a loop and bankrupt you in a few hours.
Just give these guys a couple of shotguns and the problem and the "mystery" will be solved in no time.
So anybody wanna give their best shot when this project will enter the Google graveyard? I give it two years.
OMG They are buying our kids and locking them in!
In reality unless we can get kids to program their own tools you'll always need to use some software created by someone else.
The correct way to do this would be for the government to require all software used in schools and in the public sector to be open source. Then instead of paying for software they could just use the money instead to fund these projects and everyone would benefit.
Bwahahaha...that's a good one.
Don't rely on Google anything. The Google graveyard has become massive at this point.
There has been a cure for cancer "just around the corner" for the last 80 years. Every week in the media there is this groundbreaking research that promises cure for cancer. This is not happening ever. There will never be a cure for cancer in the foreseeable future.
The cost of feathers has risen, even down is up!
