They may not have name or other personal information but they can store person's face, clothes, accessories and people they hang out with (faces again). They can use face recognition to identify the person and their traveling habits, places they shop etc. etc. By associating different pieces of information a personal sketch can be created for each unique face. As much as I would like all these technologies to come into play, I do see things may go on a slippery slope if this data is shared with parties who have persons image and identity information.
I got a fix for air bag deployment, attach the iPad behind the steering wheel..... wait.... its blocking my screen.... ok another fix....and work with iPhone resolution.... wait...... why did I buy an iPad?
Wozniak: The iPhone, because of the apps. By the way, I solved the problem of battery life and [the lack of] multitasking on the iPhone.
Interviewer: Really?
Wozniak: Yeah. I just have two iPhones, so if the battery runs down on the first one, I can use the other. And if I'm talking on one, I can use the other one to look something up. You would not believe how much use I get out of that.
I, too, have designed a flawless spam filter. It works under similar principles, will filter 100% of incoming spam, will generate 0 false positives, and it's super easy to use:
if(is_spam(message)) { delete_message(message); }
I need both IE and Firefox for my work. I set bing as default for firefox and google for IE for every machine I work on. With chrome I think Opera would be a good choice.
What is needed is a Registry of Non-Patentable funded by a portion of fees from patent application. This will help in:
1- Converting all ridiculous patents as non-patentable.
2- Providing a way to protect for any future patent application by patent troll. (peace of mind for business reducing unnecessary protection patent applications)
3- Allow obvious to be filed by public.
Does something like this exists?
good point. I was trying draw parallel to something like Freedom of press and responsible journalism. But damn those computers always screw my mind in thinking in terms of == and !=.:)
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They may not have name or other personal information but they can store person's face, clothes, accessories and people they hang out with (faces again). They can use face recognition to identify the person and their traveling habits, places they shop etc. etc. By associating different pieces of information a personal sketch can be created for each unique face. As much as I would like all these technologies to come into play, I do see things may go on a slippery slope if this data is shared with parties who have persons image and identity information.
That's why we at PETA asked congress to stop all the Pork spending.
I got a fix for air bag deployment, attach the iPad behind the steering wheel.....
wait.... its blocking my screen....
ok another fix....and work with iPhone resolution....
wait...... why did I buy an iPad?
It is a well written bill with unit tests included.
No I have not! What is this "Apple" you speak of?
Bad Apple.
Did they release the complete specs? we can have open source project for that.
At least this collision won't result in bad sectors or bad motor.
Just as Wozniak commented:
Interviewer: What's your favorite phone?
Wozniak: The iPhone, because of the apps. By the way, I solved the problem of battery life and [the lack of] multitasking on the iPhone.
Interviewer: Really?
Wozniak: Yeah. I just have two iPhones, so if the battery runs down on the first one, I can use the other. And if I'm talking on one, I can use the other one to look something up. You would not believe how much use I get out of that.
Call Jack Bauer and he'll figure it out in 24 hours.
When Nathan Myhrvold left Microsoft I was wondering what was on his mind? Now I know....Bugs
According Bill Gates "Usability" is the stamp you put on packaging.
I, too, have designed a flawless spam filter. It works under similar principles, will filter 100% of incoming spam, will generate 0 false positives, and it's super easy to use: if(is_spam(message)) { delete_message(message); }
int is_spam(){ return 1; }
Occasional users will still get free access to a certain number of articles per month. Most of the key details are not yet determined
Wait, is that key details in the ARTICLE?
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Scientists warn of a deadly meteor that will hit the earth in 3 days striking the state of insanity. sourced from napster for news.
I need both IE and Firefox for my work. I set bing as default for firefox and google for IE for every machine I work on. With chrome I think Opera would be a good choice.
What is needed is a Registry of Non-Patentable funded by a portion of fees from patent application. This will help in: 1- Converting all ridiculous patents as non-patentable. 2- Providing a way to protect for any future patent application by patent troll. (peace of mind for business reducing unnecessary protection patent applications) 3- Allow obvious to be filed by public. Does something like this exists?
good point. I was trying draw parallel to something like Freedom of press and responsible journalism. But damn those computers always screw my mind in thinking in terms of == and !=. :)
Freedom of speech != Freedom to offend