I like both Toyota and Audi. My mum's Audi was rear-ended by some girl who was txting at the wheel. Apparently her car hhad some damage, mum's Audi (A3 Hatch) looked completely unscathed.
Note: I had to write this as "My mum's Audi was..." as opposed to "My mum was rear-ended..."
The word 'accident' is a scapegoat term as to assume that there is no one (not even one's self) to blame. An accident is an avoidable incident, avoidable by being a little more careful.
Some ideas are worse than others. Any road advert that takes one's eyes from the road for more than two seconds is poorly designed -- especially if it is to convey road safety.
HTML is only portable and widely spread because every operating system that one would view an HTML file in has a rendering engine designed to render HTML -- yeah, a browser!
If, for example, Mozilla incorporated LaTeX into Gecko then LaTeX would do the job that your first bullet points out. Probably any implementation using LaTeX would be a on-the-fly compile and view as PDF.
W3C should actually just grow some balls and push OGG/Theora + OGG/Vorbis as suggestions, not requirements. Why can't Apple approach Xiph requesting a (obviously $free) "Patent License"... I'm pretty sure that Xiph would provide one if it cures Apple's worries about the patent issues.
Though, now with no suggested codecs involved Firefox+Opera will keep OGG/Theora and possibly work forward with getting more codecs, Google will continue getting what ever into Chrome/Chromium as possible, and Apple will get QuickTime codecs and, if they need to, OGG codecs.
Microsoft will lag behind until IE9 and release something that only supports WMA/WMV, etc or when IE dies and is replaced by something else...
Slashdot Mirror
Careful, you don't want Microsoft Sam telling you off for being mean to Clippy!
That, or someone mixed up various censorship blacklists with the data,
asfaik the 'squirted' song is destroyed after play or 10 minutes or something :|
You forgot, there would be some guy dressed up as a paperclip constantly bugging you asking questions like:
"It appears you are trying to browse for Office software, would you like some help on purchasing Windows Seven?"
Possums are marsupials, not rodents.
Genetics in robots is basically hard-coded or predefined information.
Well, you see, a the fourth failed attempt to decrypt the data would cause an earth shattering ka-boom ;)
If you can make something easily, quickly and pretty much pointless to any user and have people pay for it then you have won.
Digital Resource Management Act
Whenever I see RMA I think of the Resource Management Act.
I like both Toyota and Audi. My mum's Audi was rear-ended by some girl who was txting at the wheel. Apparently her car hhad some damage, mum's Audi (A3 Hatch) looked completely unscathed.
Note: I had to write this as "My mum's Audi was..." as opposed to "My mum was rear-ended..."
The invisible car in a Bond movie.
Hey, we all know that European cars are better than American cars. Just look at Audi versus Ford.
The word 'accident' is a scapegoat term as to assume that there is no one (not even one's self) to blame. An accident is an avoidable incident, avoidable by being a little more careful.
Some ideas are worse than others. Any road advert that takes one's eyes from the road for more than two seconds is poorly designed -- especially if it is to convey road safety.
If your smile number is too low the computer will give you a message such as, "lift up your mouth corners" or "why so serious?".
fix'd
HTML is only portable and widely spread because every operating system that one would view an HTML file in has a rendering engine designed to render HTML -- yeah, a browser!
If, for example, Mozilla incorporated LaTeX into Gecko then LaTeX would do the job that your first bullet points out. Probably any implementation using LaTeX would be a on-the-fly compile and view as PDF.
W3C should actually just grow some balls and push OGG/Theora + OGG/Vorbis as suggestions, not requirements. Why can't Apple approach Xiph requesting a (obviously $free) "Patent License" ... I'm pretty sure that Xiph would provide one if it cures Apple's worries about the patent issues.
Though, now with no suggested codecs involved Firefox+Opera will keep OGG/Theora and possibly work forward with getting more codecs, Google will continue getting what ever into Chrome/Chromium as possible, and Apple will get QuickTime codecs and, if they need to, OGG codecs.
Microsoft will lag behind until IE9 and release something that only supports WMA/WMV, etc or when IE dies and is replaced by something else...
But today is all about kill switches and things to stop others from doing things.
Wouldn't you program the robots into detecting an 'acceptable' amount of a certain material and stopping once there is that much there...
DO NOT WANT
Hey! I thought only free and open source software could use recursive acronyms -- GNU's Not Unix; WINE Is Not an Emulator; etc.
You made me realise that these ants have shown to be able to handle one thing greater than us: LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS.
Can they carry coconuts?
Wikipedia says no. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duct_Tape#Etymology
This story, and robotic search crawlers, makes me think about Robot Chicken.