Right, because the rich are all about giving back to the society that enabled their success. "I pay all the taxes that are legally required and not a dollar more. I don't think you want someone as the candidate for president who pays more taxes than he owes." -the presumptive Republican nominee.
Right, the people responsible for programming it could never possibly imagine a car being a danger to anyone not in the vehicle. That's just a totally absurd design requirement.
Why would you want to? A drone's main advantage is that they don't have to be designed to support a pilot. It's not like the pilot "costs" anywhere near as much as the plane, either.
(I'm obviously speaking from a military/logistic point of view here - any avoidable loss of human life is tragic, but the beancounters aren't known for accounting for that.)
There's a nice RESTful SDK that looks pretty promising. Nothing stopping you from using it to make whatever front-end client you want. In fact, I'd bet that the official Google client is using it.
They're afraid of inciting more violence against the school and its students. It's easy to say "do your job" from way over here - not so easy when you may be directly further endangering hundreds of innocent students.
I was going to ask "Doesn't Amazon pay interchange fees, too?"
But then I realized that of course Amazon has the power to negotiate the fees that they pay, while my local coffee shop almost certainly cannot. So, consider this a "+1 Insightful," instead of a "-1 What?"
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Right, because the rich are all about giving back to the society that enabled their success.
"I pay all the taxes that are legally required and not a dollar more. I don't think you want someone as the candidate for president who pays more taxes than he owes." -the presumptive Republican nominee.
Racial profiling, if legal, will continue as long as we have racists in positions of power. Which is likely to be hundreds of years, at least.
"I disagree; that is objectively BS," opined the AC.
Right, the people responsible for programming it could never possibly imagine a car being a danger to anyone not in the vehicle. That's just a totally absurd design requirement.
http://www.connectorsupplier.com/sound_off_bishop_iPhone_Manufacturing_US_11-15-11.htm
Estimates place the cost of manufacturing in the US at about $20 higher per unit than in China, and this is without taking shipping costs into account. Not the $9500 you are estimating.
Instinct vs. learned behavior.
I agree, clearly not real people. Those passwords are way too strong.
Have you lived anywhere cold? Every year it snows the most when the high is around 20 degrees or so. The cold cold cold days are clear and windy.
Why would you want to? A drone's main advantage is that they don't have to be designed to support a pilot. It's not like the pilot "costs" anywhere near as much as the plane, either.
(I'm obviously speaking from a military/logistic point of view here - any avoidable loss of human life is tragic, but the beancounters aren't known for accounting for that.)
+1 Informative, because people seem to be unaware of this.
Opt out of censorship = opt in to porn.
Oh, yes, you're right. Thanks for the correction.
...gets it right twice a day.
So how about something that's not superhero oriented, like the very good Adventure Time? http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=11362
What's unrealistic about letting them use the code however they want?
AC's got a good point.
Doh. Meant 360 degree photos.
Logging internet traffic is going to be a drop in the bucket compared to taking 360 photos every twenty feet or so.
There's a nice RESTful SDK that looks pretty promising. Nothing stopping you from using it to make whatever front-end client you want. In fact, I'd bet that the official Google client is using it.
It's a girls' school.
They're afraid of inciting more violence against the school and its students. It's easy to say "do your job" from way over here - not so easy when you may be directly further endangering hundreds of innocent students.
Human rights existed before 1948, you know.
I was going to ask "Doesn't Amazon pay interchange fees, too?"
But then I realized that of course Amazon has the power to negotiate the fees that they pay, while my local coffee shop almost certainly cannot. So, consider this a "+1 Insightful," instead of a "-1 What?"
Many convictions of sexual harassment are based on actual sexual harassment.
Compared to the hundreds of dollars the conference + travel + lodging costs?