But you would still be a registered 3D printer owner. And everything that you print could have a small unique pattern, periodic differences in the droplet composition.
When you can create your own molds of clay / polymer / wax that can be used for casting much higher precision than cheap 3D printing and at a much lower price. I don't understand the hype around gun printing. Making plastic guns has been possible for decades.
>You could rig it to robotics and develop a whole new range of intelligent technologies.
It could also run all the worlds defense systems. Or even better how about our court systems. It would only take a millisecond to make a totally fair judge decision. That would save some tax money too.
"And, most importantly, how do you do so without stepping on anybody's feelings?" LOL..ROFL..LMAO..Very funny.
The reason why your older colleague doesn't do more than necessary is because that is what the majority of people do. Plain and simple. As a lead, all you have to do is hand out new assignments and reasonable deadlines based on estimates made together with old bob. Then watch what happens. You might be surprised how well, old timer adjusts to new challenges:) I have been working with old colleagues up to seventy years old that would take up any challenge and work like hell until you got scared and sick watching it. Your issue is probably more about yourself and how to assert other people, more than other people not being able to take it from you.
DRM, Flash and JAVA should GTFO of HTML Flash and JAVA probably crashes about a billion times a day (seems like half of the time on my system alone). They are full of security holes. There is no need for that. W3C should care about making HTML stable and reliable. Try to get WebGL and Web Audio into play instead of DRM. If DRM becomes part of HTML, HTML will stop being a world wide open standard as it is today. DRM advocates will only mess with HTML until it breaks. DRM is for propriatary systems only. As an open standard HTML can never be proprietary. Someone is messing with HTML because they need / want it. GTFO! Maybe W3C needs more funding, so much that they are willing to sell out to the DRM industry. If that is the case (i'm guessing it is) then we need a new standards body for HTML standard governance. Web streaming will hopefully always be off limits to the DRM industry. The web is a lot more than just entertainment business. It's how we all do business. Try to mess with that. W3C: when you have come to your senses, would you please get rid of "display:table", "display:table-row", "display:table-cell" etc from css? Thanks.
Some people study to get a degree because they are smart and get the chance, some because it brings prestige, respect and higher salaries. But the people who excel will always be the once who have a desire to learn and experiment through out their entire life. No matter the profession.
We can't see much with our telescopes.Twenty years ago we couldn't detect the planets that we can today. In twenty years or so from now we will be able to detect even smaller planets that we can today. I bet.
Sigh... you made me click on the link. Are you f#€%#€% kidding me?
Yup... please mod me down to terrible again, I like it. And FO with this stupid crap!!
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Then all we just need a ton of it to cancel out the weight of, lets say a car. It will be like the Blade Runner movie with cars, floating around in the sky, whizzing past each other. But not too close. Because that would set of one gigantic chain reaction of sympathetic mass annihilations, blowing earth out of its orbit around the sun.
If not Awesome! I never thought that this would ever be practical. This will solve several issues at once. How to get young geek to exercise. And play less than twelve hours a day. ( Doing more than one ironman a week is not only tough, but can be unhealthy too )
Get those head mounted displays on. Lawnmower man here i come.. huh chuckle cuckle. Have to admit that i'm looking forward to doing web design that incorporated 3D objects. Will there be a lot of chrome Victorian tea pots ot there?
MS is fucking their last customers over one final time, by undercutting start ups and other software companies trying to make a living. This must be their last straw that they are pulling *ggg*.
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Ten years more and it will be one core per pixel. That's insane.
Good argument :)
But you would still be a registered 3D printer owner.
And everything that you print could have a small unique pattern, periodic differences in the droplet composition.
When you can create your own molds of clay / polymer / wax that can be used for casting much higher precision than cheap 3D printing and at a much lower price.
I don't understand the hype around gun printing. Making plastic guns has been possible for decades.
That XP, IE6 and IE7 will still be around for an other decade o_O
>You could rig it to robotics and develop a whole new range of intelligent technologies.
It could also run all the worlds defense systems.
Or even better how about our court systems. It would only take a millisecond to make a totally fair judge decision. That would save some tax money too.
The tower looks likes a beacon on people walking by.
Love how the baby is totally consumed by the blue goggles. Hilarious.
Sacrifice the guilty to the Mayan gods
"And, most importantly, how do you do so without stepping on anybody's feelings?"
LOL..ROFL..LMAO..Very funny.
The reason why your older colleague doesn't do more than necessary is because that is what the majority of people do. Plain and simple. :)
As a lead, all you have to do is hand out new assignments and reasonable deadlines based on estimates made together with old bob.
Then watch what happens. You might be surprised how well, old timer adjusts to new challenges
I have been working with old colleagues up to seventy years old that would take up any challenge and work like hell until you got scared and sick watching it.
Your issue is probably more about yourself and how to assert other people, more than other people not being able to take it from you.
DRM, Flash and JAVA should GTFO of HTML
Flash and JAVA probably crashes about a billion times a day (seems like half of the time on my system alone). They are full of security holes. There is no need for that.
W3C should care about making HTML stable and reliable. Try to get WebGL and Web Audio into play instead of DRM.
If DRM becomes part of HTML, HTML will stop being a world wide open standard as it is today. DRM advocates will only mess with HTML until it breaks.
DRM is for propriatary systems only. As an open standard HTML can never be proprietary.
Someone is messing with HTML because they need / want it. GTFO!
Maybe W3C needs more funding, so much that they are willing to sell out to the DRM industry.
If that is the case (i'm guessing it is) then we need a new standards body for HTML standard governance.
Web streaming will hopefully always be off limits to the DRM industry. The web is a lot more than just entertainment business. It's how we all do business.
Try to mess with that.
W3C: when you have come to your senses, would you please get rid of "display:table", "display:table-row", "display:table-cell" etc from css?
Thanks.
Some people study to get a degree because they are smart and get the chance, some because it brings prestige, respect and higher salaries.
But the people who excel will always be the once who have a desire to learn and experiment through out their entire life. No matter the profession.
"450 Million Lines of Code Can't Be Wrong"
should have been
"450 Million Lines of Code Can't ALL Be Wrong"
That really works well too
Absolutely It's an outrage to modern science!
We can't see much with our telescopes.Twenty years ago we couldn't detect the planets that we can today.
In twenty years or so from now we will be able to detect even smaller planets that we can today. I bet.
Sigh... you made me click on the link.
Are you f#€%#€% kidding me?
Yup... please mod me down to terrible again, I like it. And FO with this stupid crap!!
"Slashdot only allows a user with your karma to post 2 times per day (more or less, depending on moderation).
You've already shared your thoughts with us that many times. Take a breather, and come back and see us in 24 hours or so.
If you think this is unfair, please email posting@slashdot.org with your username "Sla$hPot".
Let us know how many comments you think you've posted in the last 24 hours"
Ha ha ha sloooow claaap
Then all we just need a ton of it to cancel out the weight of, lets say a car.
It will be like the Blade Runner movie with cars, floating around in the sky, whizzing past each other.
But not too close. Because that would set of one gigantic chain reaction of sympathetic mass annihilations, blowing earth out of its orbit around the sun.
If not Awesome! I never thought that this would ever be practical.
This will solve several issues at once.
How to get young geek to exercise.
And play less than twelve hours a day. ( Doing more than one ironman a week is not only tough, but can be unhealthy too )
In five to ten years, NASA will live up to it's name ( as an administration ).
If the Saturn V project was done today, using todays project methodologies we could stack all the documentation onto a pile and walk to the moon.
Or in 10 years or in 20 years or the year after that or.... quiet please!
Not!
By the way The William Blakes wrote a song about this already:
http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858865927/
Get those head mounted displays on.
Lawnmower man here i come.. huh chuckle cuckle.
Have to admit that i'm looking forward to doing web design that incorporated 3D objects.
Will there be a lot of chrome Victorian tea pots ot there?
MS is fucking their last customers over one final time, by undercutting start ups and other software companies trying to make a living.
This must be their last straw that they are pulling *ggg*.
Much smaller though. But very impressive never the less, considering the available technology at that time.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/30/cia-dragonfly-drone-uavs-40-years/
We will all go to hell.. It's ova. See ya!