OMG, such an effort to wait the 15 minutes to preheat an oven. and how much are you going to pay in utility costs to have your oven on while you're commuting home? and how hard is it to notice that you only have say 2 eggs left.
so if someone breaks in and robs you while you are 3000 miles away, what are you going to do? take the next plane back? in the old days people were friendly with neighbors who checked on their homes while they were gone
i had the same thing but the point is the paper says you have a high cholesterol. if the doctor ignored it and you got very sick then in theory you can sue the doctor for malpractice for not taking the proper actions as defined in the physician's desk reference
so what would i do with a computer in my fridge, toaster, oven, AC, on my clothing, etc? all wired into the internet and open to hacking? i still need to put the toast into the toaster to actually make the toast, although i'm sure some technofiends will put the toast in, walk away and use an app via wifi to start the toasting process
i can see real medical uses for this as well, but having this sold at retail will just fill up emergency rooms and doctor offices with hypochondriacs wondering why their heart rate is.0001% above last week's
or one of the other dozen gurus to tweet or post you gizmo to google plus or wherever. or call their "journalist" buddies to have them write an article on their website or blog
not really, most movies from the last few years were shot with 4K cameras. just like most movies starting in the late 90's were shot on HD cameras in anticipation of blu ray and HD adoption.
the studios need to get the 4K masters and put them on a new format for 4K
unlike 100 years ago, books are so cheap now its ridiculous. public domain is not that big a deal. and thanks for amazon, publishing your own work is easier than at anytime in history. write a story and publish it to the kindle store
its not that hard to make up a story original enough not to get sued. i'm finishing up one now to sell, i have at least a dozen ideas for the future and read new books almost every week with original ideas
its not like thousands of new works of art, literature and music haven't been made in the last 40 years most of them are a lot better than the post war crap i grew up on
you get a lot better performance from native apps on IOS and not the browser and apple has a free ibooks textbook creation program to make textbooks for schools. they can even do it themselves and not buy from the big publishers
the graphical beasts of today are nothing more than slightly more complex interactive movies of the 90's walk in line, talk to NPC's kill someone grab loot repeat
at least on the consoles. if you want different genres you have to play on the PC for strategy and mobile for puzzle games. even then there is no need to play the original Sim City to enjoy today's farm or city or whatever building games.
OMG, such an effort to wait the 15 minutes to preheat an oven. and how much are you going to pay in utility costs to have your oven on while you're commuting home? and how hard is it to notice that you only have say 2 eggs left.
so if someone breaks in and robs you while you are 3000 miles away, what are you going to do? take the next plane back?
in the old days people were friendly with neighbors who checked on their homes while they were gone
i had the same thing but the point is the paper says you have a high cholesterol. if the doctor ignored it and you got very sick then in theory you can sue the doctor for malpractice for not taking the proper actions as defined in the physician's desk reference
so what would i do with a computer in my fridge, toaster, oven, AC, on my clothing, etc? all wired into the internet and open to hacking?
i still need to put the toast into the toaster to actually make the toast, although i'm sure some technofiends will put the toast in, walk away and use an app via wifi to start the toasting process
i can see real medical uses for this as well, but having this sold at retail will just fill up emergency rooms and doctor offices with hypochondriacs wondering why their heart rate is .0001% above last week's
still trying to find a use case outside the crazy data driven people and the attention starved 20 somethings who want to share everything
youtube bought a superbowl ad which made them popular, rode the wave and then sold out to google
you're supposed to sell to best buy and other retailers at these shows
not to end customers
or one of the other dozen gurus to tweet or post you gizmo to google plus or wherever. or call their "journalist" buddies to have them write an article on their website or blog
not really, most movies from the last few years were shot with 4K cameras. just like most movies starting in the late 90's were shot on HD cameras in anticipation of blu ray and HD adoption.
the studios need to get the 4K masters and put them on a new format for 4K
you can see the individual brain cells of the russian drivers splatter on the camera as they get hit by trucks on the highway
well worth the $3000 TV and the $100 a month internet bill to go with it
unlike 100 years ago, books are so cheap now its ridiculous. public domain is not that big a deal. and thanks for amazon, publishing your own work is easier than at anytime in history. write a story and publish it to the kindle store
its not that hard to make up a story original enough not to get sued. i'm finishing up one now to sell, i have at least a dozen ideas for the future and read new books almost every week with original ideas
the latest 10 SH stories aren't in the public domain, only the earlier ones are
its not like thousands of new works of art, literature and music haven't been made in the last 40 years
most of them are a lot better than the post war crap i grew up on
you get a lot better performance from native apps on IOS and not the browser
and apple has a free ibooks textbook creation program to make textbooks for schools. they can even do it themselves and not buy from the big publishers
It's the perfect geek social network
No one uses it
scam the public
make money
hire lawyers
throw some cash at the gubment
profit
the graphical beasts of today are nothing more than slightly more complex interactive movies of the 90's
walk in line,
talk to NPC's
kill someone
grab loot
repeat
at least on the consoles. if you want different genres you have to play on the PC for strategy and mobile for puzzle games. even then there is no need to play the original Sim City to enjoy today's farm or city or whatever building games.
every summer there are stories of the ice melting and falling into the ocean and whatever and how there won't be any ice left soon
That you eat?
And there is corruption there?
No way
not for hours of detailed surfing on a site
if you want a good experience for mobile, code an app
Why?
There is this thing called a tv with 40" inch screens
chances are you have some oldish hardware from the last 5 years that you can run vmware or hyper-v on and roll any instances you want to fool around
your mom can still use those apps at their current versions and if she resets her ipad she can still download the older versions of those apps
what's the problem? new features need the new API's in the newer version of the OS