The sensitivity option controls how sensitive the remote is to infrared light, not how sensitive it is to motion. I saw several sources get it wrong pre-release.
You're trying to purposefully break his analogy, but it didn't work. If you buy Microsoft, then you've become part of the entity that has written the code.
I guess you could say that you could buy Microsoft and then GPL the Vista code and then sell Microsoft and look at it but that's kind of a silly extreme, wouldn't you agree?
Trivial to break. Wrapping the cloth around a pole is just an easier way of looking at every x letters. It'd take about 2 minutes to brute force the value for x manually, a program with a dictionary could do it in milliseconds.
You're absolutely right about them trying to get the result they wanted, except that if you've ever seen the show you'd know that the mythbusters were probably doing everything possible to make the ship go up in a spectacular fireball. If they failed to blow something up, it was not for lack of trying. The last time they attempted this myth, they aimed the rig at a bunch of oil-soaked cloth and it STILL didn't do anything.
And not only that, but it's not even valid HTML... It is valid CSS and "Made With Opera" and a bunch of other stuff that matters about 0.0001% as much as valid html does, so that's just great to know.
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This concept is straight out of the worst episode of Farscape, and that's saying something.
RTFA- the $30 is for a new game. Isn't out yet.
The sensitivity option controls how sensitive the remote is to infrared light, not how sensitive it is to motion. I saw several sources get it wrong pre-release.
The Wii comes with a boxing game, I haven't played it yet though.
It has accelerometers AND the sensor thing. Tennis actually just uses the accelerometers, it works quite well no matter where you're facing.
Wow, he sounds like a total nutjob.
If anything, blocking a site should be worth more than double, since most people I know seem to just ignore warning dialogs.
You're trying to purposefully break his analogy, but it didn't work. If you buy Microsoft, then you've become part of the entity that has written the code.
I guess you could say that you could buy Microsoft and then GPL the Vista code and then sell Microsoft and look at it but that's kind of a silly extreme, wouldn't you agree?
Maybe they wanted soda?
Does the name "Geek Squad" kind of offend anyone besides me, even just a little bit?
This old troll copy/paste seems eerily on-topic.
It doesn't? d'oh.
two words: outlook express
Trivial to break. Wrapping the cloth around a pole is just an easier way of looking at every x letters. It'd take about 2 minutes to brute force the value for x manually, a program with a dictionary could do it in milliseconds.
No images and compression on the text would probably change that quite a bit.
The RIAA is not affiliated with the government in any way, they cannot make anything illegal.
hahahaha yeah I'm sure that Google reads slashdot at +5 for user feedback data.
FUD? on slashdot? I never!
You're absolutely right about them trying to get the result they wanted, except that if you've ever seen the show you'd know that the mythbusters were probably doing everything possible to make the ship go up in a spectacular fireball. If they failed to blow something up, it was not for lack of trying. The last time they attempted this myth, they aimed the rig at a bunch of oil-soaked cloth and it STILL didn't do anything.
Of course! After all, government was originally created to tap into this newfangled "Domesticated Agriculture" income stream.
How is this powered? I imagine it would be a good application for RFID. The microphone itself could be powered by an RF transciever worn externally.
Can't wait for a bluetooth (lol) version of this.
Because they know how to use a question mark!
I'd wager that a fair percentage of drivers don't realize that they have to change the oil, either.
Firefox still doesn't pass that test...
And not only that, but it's not even valid HTML... It is valid CSS and "Made With Opera" and a bunch of other stuff that matters about 0.0001% as much as valid html does, so that's just great to know.