Incidentally, I never read anything by Lovecraft, but am a big fan of Tolkien. I came up with this nickname on the spot.
528 karma · joined October 3, 2011
Incidentally, I never read anything by Lovecraft, but am a big fan of Tolkien. I came up with this nickname on the spot.
and yet, someone has to call the ceasar naked
keep voting down, for me it's karma points well spent
this one is merely on the Kinect level
Not to mention that building a drone with capabilities similar to a manned fighter is a very hard problem and you can be quite sure that US's rivals (China, Russia) are decades away from fielding one.
Hasn't Apple heard what Poland did to ACTA? We love it when some big American entity comes pushing around and stepping on the little guy. We've got our pitchforks and torches always ready. Come, Apple, come.
either point to the YouTube video itself http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-s_3b5fRd8
or to the show page at http://foundation.kr
Don't give News Corp the traffic it doesn't deserve.
Suggests that there's going to be no Pebbles, while in reality the watches are seriously delayed.
Cheap link bait.
so what's new
they did other stuff: made things better, connected in new ways, etc.
i still don't like their stuff - for aesthetical reasons
so what
get a life
See here a British youth journalist challenge Buzz Aldrin about it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kKFYTBo6kA
Of course, most people have pretty childish tastes and prefer shiny things. But I guess de gustibus non est disputandum.
[And yes, I do feel like I have a bit too much karma... ;]
still, pretty cool
You might think: so what, I'm not a terrorist. But think twice, because people opposing US interests (and the interests of some of the most powerful lobbies, like MPAA & RIAA) are increasingly being afforded the treatment you'd expect for a terror suspect.
DON'T START A COMPANY IN THE U.S.
DON'T KEEP YOUR ASSETS IN THE U.S.
DON'T KEEP YOUR DATA IN U.S.-owned DATA CENTERS
(That includes non-US data centers belonging to US companies, like Amazon AWS servers in Ireland.)
Otherwise you're exposing your company and your users to the arbitrary, predatory practices of US "law enforcement" system, which happily does the bidding of US content industries.
If something looks waaay too good to be true, it usually is.
$337 for 27'' H-IPS doesn't exist in the real world. They must have cut corners on something - and pretty badly.
...First example already provided in the Disqus guy comment: 30% failure rate in 3 months. I rest my case.
Did the seller honor them properly?
yes, 16:9 are cheaper than 16:10
And from that I drew a (simplified, yes) conclusion that more electronics => more processing => better picture.
And monitors by input ports. ;)