Then comes the malware which makes all the lights in your house turn on except for the ones in the room you're currently in... which would be ever so frustrating (and tempting)
IIRC, the new kinects that microsoft have been (are going to?) sell specifically for the PC (at a higher price, of course) were designed with a different sensor, such that the user could be much closer to the kinect than previously. This probably was the stepping stone for these new laptops.
For some reason whenever I need to use firefox to test a site or something, whenever I close it, I find that about 3 hours afterwards, its taking up about 2gb of ram. I have to kill the process manually. This happens without fail.
So yes, when it is freshly opened it may be better. But 3 hours after you close it, you shouldn't have to worry about it using up any ram, let alone 2gb.
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Google webcache has this
Where's the "+1, Depressingly true" mod option when you need it?
Then comes the malware which makes all the lights in your house turn on except for the ones in the room you're currently in... which would be ever so frustrating (and tempting)
Anything with a camera... who would have thought Glass would be any different? I'm confused as to why anyone would be surprised about this.
Hell no! They'll give themselves a raise for being 'green' since they don't have to travel anymore!
While we all know about Betteridge's Law, the answer here is yes.
I can't think of any line of phones where I would want to have each iteration.
Tell that to the Apple Fanbois
There was literally just a story on why we wouldn't be seeing this type of thing... I'm all for this, but I can see this getting sued into oblivion :(
The capacity and weight as well as power delivery, for taking off (with clouds above) and night flights.
Here's the article from less than 2 weeks ago about the same thing. They had a few interesting ideas.
Can it run Crysis?
IIRC, a trademark's lifespan is dictated by how long it is actively defended (in this case, by the IOC or whatever).
Because there could *never* be a breakthrough discovery/invention found within the next 10 years.
IIRC, the new kinects that microsoft have been (are going to?) sell specifically for the PC (at a higher price, of course) were designed with a different sensor, such that the user could be much closer to the kinect than previously. This probably was the stepping stone for these new laptops.
For some reason whenever I need to use firefox to test a site or something, whenever I close it, I find that about 3 hours afterwards, its taking up about 2gb of ram. I have to kill the process manually. This happens without fail. So yes, when it is freshly opened it may be better. But 3 hours after you close it, you shouldn't have to worry about it using up any ram, let alone 2gb.
If you ever were looking for a better time to use it, you won't find one.