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I wonder if a 3d printer hot end could be added to this thing? It'd be the perfect (ie cost-effective) way to print small figures (eg minis for wargames)!

I consider the movie to be the end of the series, but it was definitely going downhill before that point -- looking back on it after reading this article, I would have to agree with his findings. Homer vs NY was the last good one.

Better yet, have something that looks like this at the top of the subreddit view:

[ Sidebar > ]

When the user clicks it, Alien Blue would show the sidebar. The sidebar view would have this at the top to make it easy to return to the post view:

[ < Posts ]

Helicopter had "hold to increase elevation" rather than "tap to fly up"... and was a MUCH better game for it.

So... my question is: How does this work with things like games or other hardware-acceleration-intensive programs?

If there's no performance loss, great.

Yup. But no one says "Bing it"...

Cricket isn't very well known in the northwestern hemisphere.

Yeah, I just tried it with the inverted question mark (¿) and interrobang (‽) -- both attempts had the correct glyph for the first result.

Maybe we're training it?

What do you think of nciku.com?

It'd be nice to take credit, but it's not my page =-)

Yeah, it seems like they're taking the drawing and matching the edges and points up with edges and points in a font file. Hopefully they'll start weighing by frequency and add more glyphs soon!

It doesn't support every unicode character yet, but it's getting there. For example, it recognized the Kannada character ttha (ಠ), but it doesn't know the poop (💩) character.

That's because it's often really "startup news" =-(

"Submit a patch."

I know exactly what you're talking about. I have to deal with a lot of the "I have to print email to read it!" mentality at work. We started to track the printing and discovered that a building of approximately 1300 users was printing 100000 pages a month. The worst part is that every user has at least two devices (computer and phone, sometimes tablet) and access to the full Google Apps.

Things like Windows Server (required for SCCM, I believe), Jamf Casper, and FileWave all cost money.

"We're really shy unless we're singingly horribly or stomping on a pad in front of people!"

It's funny how that works.

She's the food equivalent of Jenny McCarthy...

Hopefully no one will downvote you for this comment.

Tighter pants would lead to more force being exerted from multiple angles.

I suppose that the pants' tightness would also be a factor. Roomier pants would theoretically be less likely to bend a phone than hipster-tight pants.

In the interest of accuracy, iOS 8 is being forced on people through programs that require iOS 8. However, the historical trend has been to support up to two versions behind unless the program relies on something that is not available in the older versions.

I suspect that there are quite a few people like myself who are waiting for a jailbreak to be released before upgrading.

Just in case someone doesn't realize it, "Wave" is a joke/troll...

Yeah, exactly. I have more fun making the character that I choose the best it can be relative to its starting state, not every other character in the game.

I guess that "works" just means "starts".

That's like a winedb entry that says "game works" followed by "crashes after intro video"!

Yeah, the only one that I know is my friend Adolph Mussolini Stalin. He always gets weird looks for some reason.

Well, Apple does basically have enough money to buy the entire US Government...

Well, except for the mouth cancer...

My phone certain did not automatically download Songs of Innocence. For those users whose phones DID automatically download it, they must have enabled the "automatically add purchased content to this phone" feature.

According to my research, Apple has NEVER used the "kill switch", unlike Google: 'Google also possesses a remote "kill switch" for Android apps, but unlike Apple, it has made use of the feature before. In 2010 the Android security team deleted two apps created by a security researcher after they "misrepresented their purpose in order to encourage user downloads." Its kill switch is referred to by the company as the "Remote Application Removal Feature.' [1]

[1] http://www.businessinsider.com/brazil-orders-apple-to-use-ip...

Probably not... otherwise it'd be much more "well-known"