Collide with helicopters and planes? Trains and automobiles? Drones aren't high-altitude flyers nor near-ground flyers either. That's like being afraid that our moon's orbit is going to collide with Mars.
Followed that in those region, the water saving was so efficient, that the consumption dropped below critical threshold for the infrastructure. To maintain it, it now needs to be flushed out on regular basis, which in turn lead to a higher overall water need as before the initiatives.
People need to have access to that kind of information so that they can react accordingly, individually. And not buried in twelve sub-levels of the municipal website either. Something easy to access that loads instantly, such as a 100KB website. All you need is the municipality logo (small PNG), maybe a low-details map of the area using the ressources and an easy-to-read status of the system (let's say red, yellow, green, like traffic lights) with a one-sentence description about what each color means.
Everyone is talking about climate change, energy efficiency, etc. And the future is supposed to be 30% energy losses everywhere just because people are too lazy to connect fucking cables?
Just because it won't solve 100% of the problems doesn't mean it shouldn't be applied as one of multiple solutions.
As for your "recorded half-way through" comment, it would be clear that the video didn't start at the beginning and that the cops arrived late at the scene. If a jury can't understand that, you're fucked anyway.
This is one thing that annoys me with a lot of projects. You may have been working on it for weeks, months or even years, but always assume it's completely unknown to new visitors. The very first thing you need to do is describe on the front page of your Website what your project is.
Hosting doesn't have to be on the Internet. With all the projects out there and after reading the summary, I was wondering why anyone would need a media hosting platform in their house (think local iTunes server for your own files). Turns out it's a Web-based hosting platform like YouTube, etc.
Constantly rolling in new features is going to be the way they get customers used to the idea. Apple does it with iOS, and most people (consumers) are comfortable with constantly-changing software. Businesses are a whole different story.
But businesses are still run by people, so what's going to happen if your 10-years old "business OS" can't keep up with the always-up-to-date OS of phones and tablets? People will switch to OS X at home and after that, they'll want to switch the business too. Lack of software is not a problem, because if there's enough demand, supply will follow. That's what Microsoft is afraid of.
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You realize cars are something people use to travel right?
Collide with helicopters and planes? Trains and automobiles? Drones aren't high-altitude flyers nor near-ground flyers either. That's like being afraid that our moon's orbit is going to collide with Mars.
I guess the people at Google think they can force their way into the delivery market.
I'll wait for the iDrone.
Not sure about 19 pounts, but 19 pounds is indeed 8.61826 kg.
People need to have access to that kind of information so that they can react accordingly, individually. And not buried in twelve sub-levels of the municipal website either. Something easy to access that loads instantly, such as a 100KB website. All you need is the municipality logo (small PNG), maybe a low-details map of the area using the ressources and an easy-to-read status of the system (let's say red, yellow, green, like traffic lights) with a one-sentence description about what each color means.
You could do that for water, electricity, etc.
Everyone is talking about climate change, energy efficiency, etc. And the future is supposed to be 30% energy losses everywhere just because people are too lazy to connect fucking cables?
This race is doomed.
À cause que je parle français je suis supposé être anti-anglais?
And why 111 vs 38 instead of 75 vs 74?
Only the zealots do that.
Wouldn't that be "problem 33% solved?"
Just because it won't solve 100% of the problems doesn't mean it shouldn't be applied as one of multiple solutions.
As for your "recorded half-way through" comment, it would be clear that the video didn't start at the beginning and that the cops arrived late at the scene. If a jury can't understand that, you're fucked anyway.
To see the possible alternative outcomes. Just because they're advanced posthumans who survived doesn't mean they took the best path to get there.
145 posts and no one has made the single-word "Whoa" post in reference to Neo from The Matrix.
Of course it walked away. Thanks to Hitachi, they can even dance.
I archive all my stuff directly at Netflix.
That was true about a decade ago. Since then, the companies have been able to come up with a much better glue to hold the bits to the tape.
This is one thing that annoys me with a lot of projects. You may have been working on it for weeks, months or even years, but always assume it's completely unknown to new visitors. The very first thing you need to do is describe on the front page of your Website what your project is.
I guess I won't wait for the "Klingonized" version, then.
Hosting doesn't have to be on the Internet. With all the projects out there and after reading the summary, I was wondering why anyone would need a media hosting platform in their house (think local iTunes server for your own files). Turns out it's a Web-based hosting platform like YouTube, etc.
Your post is more informative than the whole summary.
But businesses are still run by people, so what's going to happen if your 10-years old "business OS" can't keep up with the always-up-to-date OS of phones and tablets? People will switch to OS X at home and after that, they'll want to switch the business too. Lack of software is not a problem, because if there's enough demand, supply will follow. That's what Microsoft is afraid of.
Or they could use the Firefox and Chrome release cycle, which means three new versions every week.