Did the blurb just say the ACM was for programmers? The only people I know who give the slightest of shits about ACM are students and professors. For computer programmers my ass.
One problem: T-Mobile does not really provide service. You're lucky if you get one bar on your cell phone with T-Mobile because too many times I've had to turn off/turn on my cell phone just to try to get service.
So how would the AFAA (Action Figure Association of America) implement some kind of DRM on action figures anyways? Would they try to force a blacklist of designs onto every 3d printer?
Too bad for them the first thing I'm printing out is an army of pirates.
I wonder what the RIAA thinks of all these copies of 'Thunderstruck' on the Iranian computers. If it wasn't the US government making this malware they'd probably demand a license fee for each playing of 'Thunderstruck' on a computer in Iran.
Can this improved Android translator give consistent translations when translating the translated result back to its original language? From my experience with translators and languages, translating East Asian (and probably most non-European) languages into English gives you really shitty results.
There goes the Linux version of Skype (not that it was good, but you can expect it to lag further behind than the other platform versions or cease to exist altogether).
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Did the blurb just say the ACM was for programmers? The only people I know who give the slightest of shits about ACM are students and professors. For computer programmers my ass.
http://xkcd.com/844/
Description reads more like a sociology paper to me.
the entire userbase constitutes Facebook's privacy 'red team'.
One problem: T-Mobile does not really provide service. You're lucky if you get one bar on your cell phone with T-Mobile because too many times I've had to turn off/turn on my cell phone just to try to get service.
Well, they really do love bukkake over there....
Wrong country.
How far is this man away from Congress?
People in China being arrested for bribery? Sounds like they didn't bribe the police enough.
So how would the AFAA (Action Figure Association of America) implement some kind of DRM on action figures anyways? Would they try to force a blacklist of designs onto every 3d printer? Too bad for them the first thing I'm printing out is an army of pirates.
After all, you can't print illegal shapes if you don't know shapes!
That would've made Apple v. Samsung a lot more interesting.
I hope iPhone users don't freak out when their Java apps suddenly start printing 500 line stack traces.
How about something obnoxious like "America, Fuck Yeah" or "Trololol"?
I wonder what the RIAA thinks of all these copies of 'Thunderstruck' on the Iranian computers. If it wasn't the US government making this malware they'd probably demand a license fee for each playing of 'Thunderstruck' on a computer in Iran.
Can this improved Android translator give consistent translations when translating the translated result back to its original language? From my experience with translators and languages, translating East Asian (and probably most non-European) languages into English gives you really shitty results.
Making people's harem anime dreams come true...several tens of thousands of dollars at a time.
:O
P.S.: A feminine robot not made in Japan?
Rohit Gupta: "I have a truly marvelous proof of the Riemann Hypothesis which this TV show is too short to contain. But at least I know I proved it."
Last time I checked, GIMP offered the user the choice between choosing whether to use single-window or multi-window interfaces.
That Photoshop copy was probably either pirated or purchased for 10 yuan...from a guy who pirated it.
When corporations and the government have pretty much circumvented the way American government is supposed to work, why have a Constitution at all?
How is there an article about robots and robot love without any mention of Japan in it?
More proof that just because you're a professor or student from Harvard, you aren't instantly a respectable or knowlegeable authority.
There goes the Linux version of Skype (not that it was good, but you can expect it to lag further behind than the other platform versions or cease to exist altogether).
Nice boat.
IN a few years the contents of Urban Dictionary will be added to the Oxford English Dictionary as well.
Coming soon to a camera near you.