Being able to customize the keyboard based on the current input required is one of the best feature of virtual keyboards. I thought everyone would be randomizing the keyboard for the "password" field by now.
I would love to have selective memory wiping capabilities. I could wipe my memories of watching Sword Art Online and watch it again for the first time.
Frankly, I'm putting better hopes into this kind of technology, for single-material printing. It's like a RepRap is an old plotter and the KAST is a laser printer that can print the whole page at the same time.
Why would you need 64GB of RAM for a 3D printer controller? Your main computer doesn't even have that much RAM and the files you're sending to the 3D printer aren't anywhere that huge either.
The Arduino had mis-aligned connectors, the Raspberry Pi had mis-aligned ports and now people make compatible clones by copying the same stupid mistakes.
If you limit their upload bandwidth to the point that they can't finish uploading something before the next one airs, they'll fall behind the regular cable/satellite schedule and people will stop downloading copyrighted material and subscribe to cable/satellite instead to watch their shows.
Or some stupid corporate thinking similar to that, I assume.
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Can you imagine Deckard and Navi teaming up...
Stay awhile and listen... Hey! Listen!
Or at least a concoction that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea.
1. Wrong thread.
2. Foxconn is replacing workers with robots, not Apple.
1,2,3,4,5? That's amazing, I got the same combination on... aw, forget it.
Being able to customize the keyboard based on the current input required is one of the best feature of virtual keyboards. I thought everyone would be randomizing the keyboard for the "password" field by now.
You just made the TSA's job even easier, you nincompoop.
Laws, paperwork, unions, paperwork, regulations and paperwork wouldn't allow this to happen.
That's the Zzz spot, not the G spot.
I would love to have selective memory wiping capabilities. I could wipe my memories of watching Sword Art Online and watch it again for the first time.
or should we say, Zap Brainnigan?
I think what AC is saying is that we're all stuck in The Matrix.
Is it similar to the KAST 3D Printer?
Frankly, I'm putting better hopes into this kind of technology, for single-material printing. It's like a RepRap is an old plotter and the KAST is a laser printer that can print the whole page at the same time.
What is this? An house for ANTS?
Why would you need 64GB of RAM for a 3D printer controller? Your main computer doesn't even have that much RAM and the files you're sending to the 3D printer aren't anywhere that huge either.
The Arduino had mis-aligned connectors, the Raspberry Pi had mis-aligned ports and now people make compatible clones by copying the same stupid mistakes.
Don't worry about him, he's gone bananas.
If you limit their upload bandwidth to the point that they can't finish uploading something before the next one airs, they'll fall behind the regular cable/satellite schedule and people will stop downloading copyrighted material and subscribe to cable/satellite instead to watch their shows.
Or some stupid corporate thinking similar to that, I assume.
Even simpler, legal and cheaper: I just wait for a year or two and then I can watch it on Netflix Canada.
No I didn't. And there's no such thing as "Square-Enix", "Sonic games on Nintendo consoles" or "Star Trek reboot" either.
Now get off my lawn!
A whopping 1024 bytes of RAM? You live in pure luxury my friend. Try to work with only 128 bytes.
So, 24 hours then?
Nah, that's okay. He's no Gordon Ramsay, but they do have a new Cook.
You don't have to do or learn something new every day at work, though.
You work at Sun? Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
That's weird, I found unknown shoes in my closet this morning and now everything tastes blue.