Too much torque in the experimental stage could lead to a grisly accident like the wearer's arm being ripped out of socket.
These force multipliers seem like cool accessories, but the manned robot will likely present too many restrictions in efficacy.
Look for this to go the way of manned space missions, at least for the foreseeable future. Cameras and remote operation, walker drones if you will, seem much more practical.
This is true as long as the markets remain truly free, and government oversight doesn't devolve into corporations writing their own regulations to suppress competition.
This is a systemic problem perpetuated by the companies who bid for government contracts.
Jobs bid and completed outside the influence of government (and perhaps organized crime... but I repeat myself) are not associated with cost overruns on every single project.
FTR, FTA, he won a $388 million lawsuit against the State of California for harassment and invasion of privacy, which is now being reviewed in the SCOTSO Nevada.
We could, and often do, argue all night whether the patent system should cease to exist in it's current form.
For the purposes of this argument, we are forced to stipulate that it presently exists. This is about a government patent office holding a grudge against an inventor for friggin' decades.
What if I put an XBox360 in a locked room with no windows, turned it on with a kinect camera pointing at a sign which threatens a top political figure. If someone acts on it, how would they justify their actions? Legally it would be extremely questionable and ultimately, it would not be a threat as much as it would be a trap for the government to fall into. After all, discovery would result in all manner of details which should enter public record....or I could disappear into a puff of darkness.
It would be one hell of an entertaining story for your cellmate in Guantanamo.
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These force multipliers seem like cool accessories, but the manned robot will likely present too many restrictions in efficacy.
Look for this to go the way of manned space missions, at least for the foreseeable future. Cameras and remote operation, walker drones if you will, seem much more practical.
This is true as long as the markets remain truly free, and government oversight doesn't devolve into corporations writing their own regulations to suppress competition.
The Craftsman/Craftstress behind either shenanigan will not be needing to work, then, unless they get nicked.
I'm wondering if he personally contacted all eleven users.
This is a systemic problem perpetuated by the companies who bid for government contracts.
Jobs bid and completed outside the influence of government (and perhaps organized crime... but I repeat myself) are not associated with cost overruns on every single project.
Taken out of context and going to be used by idiots to prop up the god damn false dichotomy.
If we're lucky, real lucky, the age of this -phage will be used against idiots who prop up the damn false god dichotomy.
Well done.
Perhaps there's a barrister out there who's bored at work?
Chuck Taylor's weren't responsible for the gain in vertical leap?
Well done.
We could, and often do, argue all night whether the patent system should cease to exist in it's current form.
For the purposes of this argument, we are forced to stipulate that it presently exists. This is about a government patent office holding a grudge against an inventor for friggin' decades.
It sounds like a lot of money, but I understand about $12 billion is in bitcoin, er, facebook stock.
that is exactly where the laws of probability are greatest for containment.
Please understand the person you tell may be no better at keeping it than you were.
Full-voting member of the Slapaho tribe?
Sure, it is possible but it is equally not possie.
Probably, less than equally possible.
Nonetheless, these poor bastards are postulating intelligently with scant additional evidence about a theory yet to be empirically proven.
If they lack a quality necessary for scientific breakthrough, it is not imagination.
prior to the Snowden revelations,
it wasn't always cool to be a tin-hatter.
Denver could beat Seattle......
The Meadows had forecast that very probability prior to the contest.
Are you fucking stupid?
Nope. His mom had him tested.
There is no way you're wrong.
but before the shouting about statistical noise begins,
RTFA... it sounds plausible.
are you currently reading The Catcher in the Rye?
Perhaps if the God you refer to is Tyche.
What if I put an XBox360 in a locked room with no windows, turned it on with a kinect camera pointing at a sign which threatens a top political figure. If someone acts on it, how would they justify their actions? Legally it would be extremely questionable and ultimately, it would not be a threat as much as it would be a trap for the government to fall into. After all, discovery would result in all manner of details which should enter public record. ...or I could disappear into a puff of darkness.
It would be one hell of an entertaining story for your cellmate in Guantanamo.
Maybe these guys?
Your stewardship of Mt Gox resulted in a fairly significant black eye for the very currency you've plundered and/or allowed to be plundered.
I find your lack of remorse disturbing.