Let's say facebook has 1b active users. Let's say they have a revenue of $6b. Let's say from the $6 per user revenue, they kick $1 back to each user per year.
Looking for funding without a physical proof of concept?
How much would it cost to create a prototype? Get a used lawnmower engine, find a piston from a slightly larger used lawnmower engine (up to here you spent about $50), then turn some grooves in there and see how it purrs.
What are we talking about? a couple hundred bucks?
It would cost way less to try this in real life than all the computer simulations. Something smells fishy.
the BB10 line of phone is the worst "innovation" in mobile technology, maybe of all time
You're a moron, shouting your idiotic opinion, based on some BS articles you read on the internet.
You know what's the worst "innovation" in mobile technology? The keyboard on iOS 7. Where the keys don't change when you are typing caps vs lower case.
Huh. Pretty funny. If it was Apple suing, you'd be all supportive. I mean look at that phone, it has a touch screen, charges over USB and has a backdoor for the NSA. Those are obviously Apple original only features, magically invented by Apple, doesn't even matter if it's patented. Apple wins, case dismissed.
No way you used a blackberry keyboard. I have fat fingers and can type many times faster on the blackberry keyboard than on any other smartphone keyboard, be that physical or touch screen. _The_ best thing about blackberries is the keyboard. Although I have to say the new blackberry OS is pretty good, too. Shame it's too late.
Because the government is not a whore. Yes, they collect data, too. But they don't turn around, spread their legs, and sell it to whoever pays $20 for it.
It's baffling that such a large project would use bzr as source control. Bzr doesn't have branching. Before you yell at me, I know, there is a command to create a "branch", but it is essentially a copy of the whole repo. Unusable for any project larger than a couple files. I would not be one bit surprised if it in fact was dying.
This is the result of picking a tool based on "what's trending this hour", "their website looks better", "look, they have an ipad app", "the ceo's son uses this" etc..
Happens way too often. Instead of doing some research. Sleep in the bed you made.
This is not a home computer to tinker on. Whoever has the application and $$$ for it, will not buy equipment like this without extended warranty and most likely on site service.
I suspect this is just some stupid click bait, or/vertisement for ifixit or apple.
Wow. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
First, you need to show some numbers proving that "people are.. moving spaces more often than they used to". Nowadays it's much easier to work from one location and connect through the internet. Saves cost and time wasted on moving around.
Do you even know what an editor does? Because if you did, you would have a better idea of what equipment an editor uses. Like a couple huge ass monitors. Studio speakers. Mixers. For more important things, in a sound insulated room bay and a color correct environment. Lots of mirrored and networked storage.
No, editors don't run around with their mac pros and all that shit attached to it. If they need to do something on location, they bring their laptops, or they bring them a van with editing equipment in it.
Let's also stop pretending that there is this huge population of editors, or that a huge percentage of editing jobs require a machine of this caliber.
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Magyar, in Hungarian, can be used as a noun or an adjective. It translates to "Hungarian person" or "Hungarian" respectively.
Hungary in Hungarian is Magyarország (which translates to "Hungarian country" word by word).
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He could improve it though, just by reversing the order:
HuSsY H4x0r
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I'm just worried it would take lots of extra time and effort to type something like H4x0r HuSsY multiple times a day.
Now _THAT_ is how you make the big bucks.
Let's say facebook has 1b active users. Let's say they have a revenue of $6b. Let's say from the $6 per user revenue, they kick $1 back to each user per year.
Yeah, still no thank you.
Looking for funding without a physical proof of concept?
How much would it cost to create a prototype? Get a used lawnmower engine, find a piston from a slightly larger used lawnmower engine (up to here you spent about $50), then turn some grooves in there and see how it purrs.
What are we talking about? a couple hundred bucks?
It would cost way less to try this in real life than all the computer simulations. Something smells fishy.
A 'virtual model' equates to 'proof-of-concept'? Since when?
This is an interesting question, I'd also love to hear what the US Patent Office has to say about it.
killer volcano, killer warming and the killer earthquake
heck, for bonus let's throw a meteor in there, too
and the best thing? we can avoid all this, if we just create a tax for it!
the BB10 line of phone is the worst "innovation" in mobile technology, maybe of all time
You're a moron, shouting your idiotic opinion, based on some BS articles you read on the internet.
You know what's the worst "innovation" in mobile technology? The keyboard on iOS 7. Where the keys don't change when you are typing caps vs lower case.
Works (at least for some time worked) for Apple. Why not give it a shot?
So what.
Huh. Pretty funny. If it was Apple suing, you'd be all supportive. I mean look at that phone, it has a touch screen, charges over USB and has a backdoor for the NSA. Those are obviously Apple original only features, magically invented by Apple, doesn't even matter if it's patented. Apple wins, case dismissed.
No way you used a blackberry keyboard. I have fat fingers and can type many times faster on the blackberry keyboard than on any other smartphone keyboard, be that physical or touch screen. _The_ best thing about blackberries is the keyboard. Although I have to say the new blackberry OS is pretty good, too. Shame it's too late.
"I'm surprised that anyone who's used a micro-qwerty would want a touch screen keyboard."
There, I fixed it for you.
When can I have it in my phone?
Because the government is not a whore. Yes, they collect data, too. But they don't turn around, spread their legs, and sell it to whoever pays $20 for it.
Really? more ambitious than the 200k people signed up to colonize Mars?
/. just needs some more click bait for traffic? Slash-bait? /bait?
Or
It's baffling that such a large project would use bzr as source control. Bzr doesn't have branching. Before you yell at me, I know, there is a command to create a "branch", but it is essentially a copy of the whole repo. Unusable for any project larger than a couple files. I would not be one bit surprised if it in fact was dying.
This is the result of picking a tool based on "what's trending this hour", "their website looks better", "look, they have an ipad app", "the ceo's son uses this" etc..
Happens way too often. Instead of doing some research. Sleep in the bed you made.
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2312 by Kin Stanley Robinson
A sci-fi masterpiece that will leave you a lot to think about.
To avoid fail, you need to use well established abbreviations in the post title, or explain fashion of the day abbreviations in the post.
hahahahaha hah hahaha. oh my god, that is the joke of the year. thanks for the laughs, apple!
judging from the reactions on this board
Your judgement is incorrect. People are just pissed that they were not selected for the beta program. Let's try a different post:
Google glass giveaway!
The first 10k commenters will receive a free pair of Google Glasses.
How long would it take to get 10k posts?
This is not a home computer to tinker on. Whoever has the application and $$$ for it, will not buy equipment like this without extended warranty and most likely on site service.
/vertisement for ifixit or apple.
I suspect this is just some stupid click bait, or
Wow. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
First, you need to show some numbers proving that "people are.. moving spaces more often than they used to". Nowadays it's much easier to work from one location and connect through the internet. Saves cost and time wasted on moving around.
Do you even know what an editor does? Because if you did, you would have a better idea of what equipment an editor uses. Like a couple huge ass monitors. Studio speakers. Mixers. For more important things, in a sound insulated room bay and a color correct environment. Lots of mirrored and networked storage.
No, editors don't run around with their mac pros and all that shit attached to it. If they need to do something on location, they bring their laptops, or they bring them a van with editing equipment in it.
Let's also stop pretending that there is this huge population of editors, or that a huge percentage of editing jobs require a machine of this caliber.
Dude! You just posted this same thing yesterday!
/vertisements?
Or they paid for two