Depends which definition you want to go with. I think these days most people would go with "an electronic device for storing and processing data," which this is not.
That said, it's actual name is still the "E6-B Flight Computer."
So all the race baiting about police brutality and how nobody believed him because he was white (and not a "n*gger" - his words) leading to a massively publicized suicide-note-rant-against-the-police on his twitter, that was actually covered on a similar website to this one, was legit?
What do you mean by "legit"? Are you asking if he actually said it, or are you asking if what he said was a resaonable description of actual events?
Because, in addition to the myriad other reasons people have already given you, not everyone in the world has an e-reader. Or the internet. Or electrical power.
Arca Space Corp Unveils Functional Turbine Powered Hoverboard
Maybe you should have looked up what a turbine is before using the word in your headline just because it sounds kinda cool and engineery.
As for "functional," well... that's in no way an understatement. Of any kind.
And the ad, jeez... you won't see anything this pretentious unless it's to sell perfume. "Freedom...!" Yeah, freedom to wobble about uncertainly on a massive slab ("not much bigger than a skateboard" - bollocks!) of plastic, continually staring down at your feet in sheer panic, from the looks of things.
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Depends which definition you want to go with. I think these days most people would go with "an electronic device for storing and processing data," which this is not.
That said, it's actual name is still the "E6-B Flight Computer."
Let's not and say we did.
and all I would do is muck everything up.
Better 16 years late then never, I guess...
Yahoo became the latest company promising to alert users who it suspected were being targeted by state-sponsored attacks
Google had previously assured their users that they would be warned of any potential government spying
UK ministers want to make it a criminal offense for tech firms to warn users of requests for access to their communication data
The first two situations involve the government going after the companies' users without notifying the companies
The last situation involves the government issuing a request to the company for information.
Seem like two different things to me.
The Hellschreiber is a communications device which has no idea whatsoever what the message actually is.
So just like a telephone, or a fax machine, or a TV...
Everyone agrees they are mentally ill and need help, but you can't force help on them unless they are violent.
I wonder if you could replace "force help on them" with "get the money to help them."
If there's anything we could reconstruct out of the fragments, he probably suffered torture at the hand of police.
I think about the most we can say right now is that he probably wasn't in a rational state of mind.
So all the race baiting about police brutality and how nobody believed him because he was white (and not a "n*gger" - his words) leading to a massively publicized suicide-note-rant-against-the-police on his twitter, that was actually covered on a similar website to this one, was legit?
What do you mean by "legit"? Are you asking if he actually said it, or are you asking if what he said was a resaonable description of actual events?
Car accident, drug overdose, heart attack, or ???
??? = none of your business?
I couldn't see anything in the article about how these are any "cleaner" than any other kind of fuel cell.
I'm guessing that the new compounds used are "cleaner" to produce than the old ones, but that is just a guess.
As somebody who sits in front of a computer most of the day...
http://abstrusegoose.com/354
This one was horrifyingly accurate when I first found it.
Medieval slide trumpet predates the potentiometer.
Medieval Slide Trumpet? I know they opened for Pink Floyd in '76 but I didn't think they went back that far.
So a deaf horse. Sheesh. I gotta do all the thinkin' round here?
The Rail Gun uses fast rotation technology to track your vision based on where you're pointing your Air Soft gun.
What does that mean? Either it's tracking your vision or it's tracking the gun. Which is it?
Also... what the heck is an Air Soft gun?
so that the maximum human lifespan would exceed 120 years?
It already has. Just the once, admittedly, but that's how maximums work.
Can I still has iPlayer?
The summary specifies radius, not area.
Is there another planet, space body, orbital object that has phone collection?
I can't definitively answer that in the negative. Can you?
Konami shut down a similar project not long ago – one which had the involvement of original Solid Snake voice actor David Hayter
Hayter's haters gonna hate.
It's excellent (took it twice).
If it was that good, you'd've only had to take it once!
Ba-dum-pum-pum.
Because, in addition to the myriad other reasons people have already given you, not everyone in the world has an e-reader. Or the internet. Or electrical power.
Why the fuck would you fiucking bother? Fuck fuckity fuck fuck fuck.
Link works with Addblock+ just fine, me thinks you never even tried to click on the link.
Or maybe he doesn't use Adblock+.
According to a story in Forbes
Naaaaah.
PS It's the same article you linked to just a few days ago.
Arca Space Corp Unveils Functional Turbine Powered Hoverboard
Maybe you should have looked up what a turbine is before using the word in your headline just because it sounds kinda cool and engineery.
As for "functional," well... that's in no way an understatement. Of any kind.
And the ad, jeez... you won't see anything this pretentious unless it's to sell perfume. "Freedom...!" Yeah, freedom to wobble about uncertainly on a massive slab ("not much bigger than a skateboard" - bollocks!) of plastic, continually staring down at your feet in sheer panic, from the looks of things.
It's probably deafening, as well.