The depressing thing is, as a man I can't really think of why we should be allowed to stick around. Come to that, why should people with disabilities be allowed to stick around, when a fully able-bodied society would be perfectly viable? Isn't that what he meant?
Yep, when this is built it will be much more convenient to travel out of Tokyo, check in for your flight, board the flight, wait to take off, fly to Nagoya, wait to get your bags at the other end, and then catch a train into the city. Or, you could just catch a nice fast train from the centre of Tokyo to the centre of Nagoya.
Reminds me a bit of this photo tourism application, a neat way of viewing hundreds of photos of a particular landmark: http://phototour.cs.washington.edu/
That sounds very useful to me. Boot the computer, and then let it sit there running since you can't run any apps or games, and wait for it to start a fire. Easy!
from TFA: "Two minutes in the microwave can kill many germs on kitchen sponges, but the sponges have to be WET."
I wanted to sterilize my sponge but I didn't know what WET stood for. According to Wikipedia, it could be either Western European Time, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Wuest Expanded Translation (a translation of the New Testament by Kenneth Wuest) or WET Web Tester, an automated web testing tool. I assume that my sponge is none of the last three, so how do I change the time zone setting of my microwave?
Hey, settle down, everyone knows that Western Australia doesn't exist. The summary is wrong, it should read "Jaycar Sunswift III today started on its 14000km journey across the world, including the Australian outback, in an attempt to beat the 8.5 day record from Perth, Scotland to Sydney, Australia."
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Yep, when this is built it will be much more convenient to travel out of Tokyo, check in for your flight, board the flight, wait to take off, fly to Nagoya, wait to get your bags at the other end, and then catch a train into the city. Or, you could just catch a nice fast train from the centre of Tokyo to the centre of Nagoya.
If you're a consumer, you're unlikely to be managing more than say 2.4 OS images at home
What is the 0.4? Windows 98?
Ten copies of WinME.
Reminds me a bit of this photo tourism application, a neat way of viewing hundreds of photos of a particular landmark:
http://phototour.cs.washington.edu/
Just think of the lucky buggers working on this who get access to wine and beer for work purposes!
It's because only mediocre companies outsource to Bangalore.
Yep. Other companies go to Hyderbad, including Google.
They must have painted the original with this material and can't see it anymore.
What? They don't make bright orange iPods?
100 bits ought to be enough for anybody.
so? It's time that this story was recycled.
I would start a company that drives truckloads of hard drives across the country. They didn't say anything about a latency problem...
Maybe this person should be suing Fox for airing the show that he released first, without his permission!
That sounds very useful to me. Boot the computer, and then let it sit there running since you can't run any apps or games, and wait for it to start a fire. Easy!
There's nothing ridiculous about the blue-ringed octopus.
I thought it was the Blue Screen Army.
from TFA: "Two minutes in the microwave can kill many germs on kitchen sponges, but the sponges have to be WET."
I wanted to sterilize my sponge but I didn't know what WET stood for. According to Wikipedia, it could be either Western European Time, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Wuest Expanded Translation (a translation of the New Testament by Kenneth Wuest) or WET Web Tester, an automated web testing tool. I assume that my sponge is none of the last three, so how do I change the time zone setting of my microwave?
I've seen toasters with wings though... I wonder if they were running Java?
Funny you should mention Chuck, brother of Robert who co-wrote that article.
At least they'll be safe in the Nullarbor, there's no trees for them to drop from.
Hey, settle down, everyone knows that Western Australia doesn't exist. The summary is wrong, it should read "Jaycar Sunswift III today started on its 14000km journey across the world, including the Australian outback, in an attempt to beat the 8.5 day record from Perth, Scotland to Sydney, Australia."
http://minesweeperlive.com/ - real minesweeper, not that flags game.