The suit's controller package needs to calculate over several measurements if objects are getting closer to you before issuing a warning. Then the article's example of walking between library bookshelves being problematic wouldn't be anymore. Bonus points if it also accounts for the relative direction and size of projectiles to determine if there truly will be a collision or not.
Too bad I don't have any points to mod you up right now, it's time someone talked sense around here.
All these FOSSheads ultracompact devices to be fully modular, and they'll never stop complaining until they have everything... except with computers, which can always be faster.
Which is also why I specifically bought an HTC Aria without subsidy a couple years ago and still use it today. I just flashed CyanogenMod 10.1 (Jelly Bean) on it and it feels like I have a new phone.
"the duration of 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium-133 atom."
And if you wanted an article that actually intelligently criticized Windows 8 instead of that completely unscientific article from Scientific American:
If Microsoft paid them, wouldn't other major software brands want funding to port to Windows 8 too? And after that, what if other OSes wanted popular software ported to their platform? Sets a terrible precedent IMO.
However, they could either A) make a substantial anonymous donation to the Kickstarter fund or B) outright buy VLC and internalize the development team.
I recommend Asus too. Their computers are the best looking next to Apple's design, durable, and have an extremely good price-to-performance ratio. Don't get Asus and Acer confused, Asus is a much superior brand.
The new design strongly highlights the current tab, but subdues the other tabs into an ambiguous text and icon soup; they do not have shape. I'm having a hard enough time getting my parents to grasp the concept of tabbed browsing, must Mozilla and Google make it so much harder with this and the obfuscation of the new tab button?
I was convinced when they took off the back cover of the HTC Thunderbolt and resubmerged it. It would be nice if phones started being shipped with this preapplied.
Didn't DuPont already make hydrophobic coating for pants?
Take a Linux CD ISO and extract it to a FAT32 USB drive (7-zip can do that). Delete isolinux.bin and rename isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg. Then grab syslinux.exe and run "syslinux.exe -mifa [drive]:"
You can still use the drive for storage.
There are also many tutorials out there for installing Windows 7 from a thumbdrive.
Yes. In fact, giving free software implies that you think they don't know how to use computers, and that you're a cheapo to boot. People like to load what software they please on their computers, regardless if they had to pay for it or not, what's important to them is that they chose to do it. Big computer companies and lots of geeks just never get that.
That solution has always befuddled me. Why bother physically securing hardwired, functioning USB ports when you can
1. Remove the USB ports or
2. Disable the USB ports in Group Policy.
The simplest way to prevent burglars from coming in your windows is to not have windows. Though you may like your windows, USB ports are not a necessity.
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The suit's controller package needs to calculate over several measurements if objects are getting closer to you before issuing a warning. Then the article's example of walking between library bookshelves being problematic wouldn't be anymore. Bonus points if it also accounts for the relative direction and size of projectiles to determine if there truly will be a collision or not.
Too bad I don't have any points to mod you up right now, it's time someone talked sense around here. All these FOSSheads ultracompact devices to be fully modular, and they'll never stop complaining until they have everything... except with computers, which can always be faster.
Which is also why I specifically bought an HTC Aria without subsidy a couple years ago and still use it today. I just flashed CyanogenMod 10.1 (Jelly Bean) on it and it feels like I have a new phone.
All the better to confuse the enemy!
Now I can't buy any cables till they replace them with this. Damn you, technology.
The mass of X number of molecules of element Y = 1 gram.
Like there is for the second:
"the duration of 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium-133 atom."
And if you wanted an article that actually intelligently criticized Windows 8 instead of that completely unscientific article from Scientific American:
Windows 8 — Disappointing Usability for Both Novice and Power Users
Stop propagating the myth Steve Jobs started that few people bother to test first hand.
Here's some articles from people who actually USED Windows 8:
Surprisingly, touchscreen laptops don't suck
Touchscreens and the Myth of Windows 8 ‘Gorilla Arm’
If Microsoft paid them, wouldn't other major software brands want funding to port to Windows 8 too? And after that, what if other OSes wanted popular software ported to their platform? Sets a terrible precedent IMO.
However, they could either A) make a substantial anonymous donation to the Kickstarter fund or B) outright buy VLC and internalize the development team.
a prelude to the first war in space?
Unidirectional microwave-only cloak -> omnidirectional visible light cloak?
It's gonna take a little more than "a few years".
...1.9 times the radius of the Earth...
I believe a planet with 7.1 times the mass of Earth, assuming the same density, would only have 1.1923 times the radius of Earth. Check your math.
It's amazing how hard scientists work to recreate apocalypse scenarios from fiction. In this case, Metal Gear Solid 4.
If you have a Mac Mini or other living room media center setup, use this Logitech app or a similar app to control it.
Those with further interest in the article may find this informative:
http://www.geant2.net/upload/pdf/LHC_networking_v1-9_NC.pdf
Apparently, CERN uses BGP between T0 and T1, and uses only ACLs, no firewalls, for security.
I recommend Asus too. Their computers are the best looking next to Apple's design, durable, and have an extremely good price-to-performance ratio. Don't get Asus and Acer confused, Asus is a much superior brand.
The new design strongly highlights the current tab, but subdues the other tabs into an ambiguous text and icon soup; they do not have shape. I'm having a hard enough time getting my parents to grasp the concept of tabbed browsing, must Mozilla and Google make it so much harder with this and the obfuscation of the new tab button?
I was convinced when they took off the back cover of the HTC Thunderbolt and resubmerged it. It would be nice if phones started being shipped with this preapplied. Didn't DuPont already make hydrophobic coating for pants?
I'm able to get to it through this link though:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/30/technology/hacker-attacks-like-stratfors-require-fast-response.html
don't require bulky air compressors and have been around for decades, and far surpass this in strength and precision.
Electroactive polymers
Move along people, nothing to see here but balloon animals.
Wow, I never knew that. It's amazing what Wikipedia gets wrong all the time. Dang that unarbitrated hogwash.
The purified water doesn't taste very good, but when it's the difference between hydrating and not hydrating, aka life and death, it's worth it.
Take a Linux CD ISO and extract it to a FAT32 USB drive (7-zip can do that). Delete isolinux.bin and rename isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg. Then grab syslinux.exe and run "syslinux.exe -mifa [drive]:"
You can still use the drive for storage.
There are also many tutorials out there for installing Windows 7 from a thumbdrive.
Yes. In fact, giving free software implies that you think they don't know how to use computers, and that you're a cheapo to boot. People like to load what software they please on their computers, regardless if they had to pay for it or not, what's important to them is that they chose to do it. Big computer companies and lots of geeks just never get that.
That solution has always befuddled me. Why bother physically securing hardwired, functioning USB ports when you can
1. Remove the USB ports or
2. Disable the USB ports in Group Policy.
The simplest way to prevent burglars from coming in your windows is to not have windows. Though you may like your windows, USB ports are not a necessity.