We hooked up a 900Mhz radio to a Nook so that we can intercept packet radio data from barges and send debugging packets, it's great in the sun because, well, you can see the damn thing. Couldn't have done that without android.
They should be hammered with this. Make it simple, so that staffers can relay the information. Make it a net neutrality issue. Make it a no-pork issue.
This is great news because it's a simple message. Someone needs to ask, at the right moment, "So Mr. Verizon Guy, were you bullshitting last year, or are you bullshitting now?"
great battery life, runs Android and is easy to root so you can do other stuff with it... I'd have added a keyboard on the back, for typing with fingers while holding it. Why not just make more of that?
http://hackaday.com/2012/04/23...
This has been published April 2012, the provisional patent is from October 2012, so Makerbot wasted some time and money, by the look of it.
Good times. I felt insanely clever when I figured out how to start with 255 bullets by changing a byte in the game executable. Had people ask me for a copy, even... of course my dumb ass wouldn't charge for the trick.
Yeah, if there's one time when lethal force is justified, it's this. Doesn't excuse scumbags tazing grannies, but kudos to this officer for handling a dangerous situation optimally.
send a letter like that to the wrong person, you will see exactly what happens if you set up a protection racket where the marketplace is already full.
1) Make phone ring.
2) Hello, I am a NASA/Coast Guard contractor. They don't give a shit about my phone, but you can access their data from it, so I'm going to have to call Homeland Security.
3) Retrieve phone.
Okay, but there is some correlation between "person who mugs people for their smartphones" and "drug user with confiscatable stuff".
I found a guy who stole my bike once, got a campus cop to get an actual cop to go with me to take it back (to her credit, the campus cop was super nice about it), real cop knocked at the guy's door, guy opens door while smoking a joint, I see an arrest being made, and I'm told that to get my bike back I'd have to buy it back at auction, at which I flipped out both of those people and walked home.
YOLO!!!!!!!!!!11111
Jokes aside, I do have to wonder how many animals end up making the trip -- a spider is going to have a much easier time surviving this than anything warm blooded.
In the meantime, waterbears are calling everyone else amateurs... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...
http://spiritplumber.deviantar... This is a SLIGHT fictionalization of what happened to me when faced with a derpy administrator -- the dates and names have been changes but you can probably guess my age by the stuff referenced in.
Ultimately, teachers and administrators operate in loco parentis; the parents have to get mad.
Didn't Newt Gingrich also want to estabilish a moon base?
It sounds cool, and we should do it, but it's fast becoming the thing to say when you want to sound lofty and forward-thinking but put no real effort behind it.
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Come to think of it, if the US government wants to talk to Snowden or Assange so bad, can't they just do so by teleconference?
To clarify, that's part of my job, I don't send data packets to barges for fun :P
We hooked up a 900Mhz radio to a Nook so that we can intercept packet radio data from barges and send debugging packets, it's great in the sun because, well, you can see the damn thing. Couldn't have done that without android.
They should be hammered with this. Make it simple, so that staffers can relay the information. Make it a net neutrality issue. Make it a no-pork issue. This is great news because it's a simple message. Someone needs to ask, at the right moment, "So Mr. Verizon Guy, were you bullshitting last year, or are you bullshitting now?"
great battery life, runs Android and is easy to root so you can do other stuff with it... I'd have added a keyboard on the back, for typing with fingers while holding it. Why not just make more of that?
Actually that's the CIA's job. The NSA is supposed to do internal counterespionage.
I wonder how much it pays to the first person who sorts this one out? I wonder if this is happening to the human brain?
http://hackaday.com/2012/04/23... This has been published April 2012, the provisional patent is from October 2012, so Makerbot wasted some time and money, by the look of it.
My laser shark is at http://igg.me/at/minilaser/
2) Place it in a window in view of the door, or where you suspect people may want to break in and enter.
3) Add a high voltage sign near it, possibly on the door itself.
Good times. I felt insanely clever when I figured out how to start with 255 bullets by changing a byte in the game executable. Had people ask me for a copy, even... of course my dumb ass wouldn't charge for the trick.
Yeah, if there's one time when lethal force is justified, it's this. Doesn't excuse scumbags tazing grannies, but kudos to this officer for handling a dangerous situation optimally.
send a letter like that to the wrong person, you will see exactly what happens if you set up a protection racket where the marketplace is already full.
Eh, if the police mowed down my kids, that country wouldn't have a police force anymore come next year.
I'm legitimately curious how the cops react to that.
Also, y'all are civilians too. You are a police force, not a gendarmerie.
1) Make phone ring. 2) Hello, I am a NASA/Coast Guard contractor. They don't give a shit about my phone, but you can access their data from it, so I'm going to have to call Homeland Security. 3) Retrieve phone.
Robert Peel would probably strongly approve of helmet/badge cameras, if you read his writings.
Okay, but there is some correlation between "person who mugs people for their smartphones" and "drug user with confiscatable stuff". I found a guy who stole my bike once, got a campus cop to get an actual cop to go with me to take it back (to her credit, the campus cop was super nice about it), real cop knocked at the guy's door, guy opens door while smoking a joint, I see an arrest being made, and I'm told that to get my bike back I'd have to buy it back at auction, at which I flipped out both of those people and walked home.
That's pretty much what Free to Play (Pay to Win) already does.
http://igg.me/at/minilaser/
YOLO!!!!!!!!!!11111 Jokes aside, I do have to wonder how many animals end up making the trip -- a spider is going to have a much easier time surviving this than anything warm blooded. In the meantime, waterbears are calling everyone else amateurs... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...
http://spiritplumber.deviantar... This is a SLIGHT fictionalization of what happened to me when faced with a derpy administrator -- the dates and names have been changes but you can probably guess my age by the stuff referenced in. Ultimately, teachers and administrators operate in loco parentis; the parents have to get mad.
Too many bioscientists are not a problem if we can come up with a sufficiently high matching hunchback population. http://project-apollo.net/mos/
Didn't Newt Gingrich also want to estabilish a moon base? It sounds cool, and we should do it, but it's fast becoming the thing to say when you want to sound lofty and forward-thinking but put no real effort behind it.