My 4 year old Palm Treo cellphone already does this - I have a programmable IR remote builtin and I can surf the web, twitter, send email, etc.
Again, how is this not prior art?
Don't blame their webserver/fileserver for not being able to see the movie they raved about.
It is the laziness and irresponsibility of the slashdot editors to not provide a bittorrent link. I am disgusted that slashdot raves about a site/file/mpeg then DDOSs it so that nobody sees it. This is particularly bad when a hobbyist site is crushed.
I'm a little sick of luddites deciding matters of technology policy for the entire country.
Whoa. I lived in Maine during the first Gulf War and had to rely on a grainy PBS signal for info. Cable was not an option and Sat TV would have a meant mini-deforrestation of my property. The arrogance of the parent comment underlies the technological isolation of rural America.
What's next-- the forced elimination of analog radio?
This would make an interesting reality TV show where once a week a coder is voted off and has to walk a gang-plank to sleep with the phishes. "You ARE weakest geek...Goodbye."
Think Gillivan's Island meets The Aprentice meets MTV's The Real World and call it: The Virtual World
While an application of this technology could be used to stealthly deliver narcotics from South America or WMD from who-knows-where. With a zero sonar fingerprint, a submarine glider drone would be tough to stop.
What happens if you had a prior IP agreement with another company? You have two companies laying claim to your prior work.
If the first company's agreement supercedes the second, I would propose you create a company and assign yout IP rights to the new company prior to signing the new agreement.
...if/. would generate and post a bittorrent link for all the media files BEFORE the article is posted.
/. DDoS of content providers is so uncool.
(I realize that NPR was posting the file later today, but do you think you could have waited before posting the article? And then provide the bittorrent link?)
Richard has used.NET for five years, he was on the technical preview for COM+2 which was the technology that eventually became.NET. Richard has decided to break his link with.NET, this site will continue to contain the free.NET resources that Richard has produced over the last 5 years, but Richard will no longer be available to do any more work on.NET. He will not write any more.NET articles, no more.NET books and will no longer speak at.NET conferences.
That is one very long gravy train he has jumped off.
Evade Police (in realtime.) Option to display Wifi Hotspots. Option to display topological map. Option to display hooker hangouts. Interface it with Grand Theft Auto, so I can play Grand Theft Auto IV - Bath, Maine
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Make sure to specify the three orifice model.
My 4 year old Palm Treo cellphone already does this - I have a programmable IR remote builtin and I can surf the web, twitter, send email, etc. Again, how is this not prior art?
The best comparison is $ per mile (or euro per km)
I've used webcams for breast examinations for years.
OpenSUSE
opensUSE
insertFOOT
Don't blame their webserver/fileserver for not being able to see the movie they raved about.
It is the laziness and irresponsibility of the slashdot editors to not provide a bittorrent link.
I am disgusted that slashdot raves about a site/file/mpeg then DDOSs
it so that nobody sees it. This is particularly bad when a hobbyist site is crushed.
Mod me into oblivion, I don't care.
Shouldn't there be a butt-ugly histrograph warning?
Whoa. I lived in Maine during the first Gulf War and had to rely on a grainy PBS signal for info. Cable was not an option and Sat TV would have a meant mini-deforrestation of my property. The arrogance of the parent comment underlies the technological isolation of rural America.
What's next-- the forced elimination of analog radio?
It Just Sucks.
Furthermore, doesn't this venture sound like a geek-cruise
http://www.geekcruises.com/ gone bad?
This would make an interesting reality TV show where once a week
a coder is voted off and has to walk a gang-plank to sleep with the phishes.
"You ARE weakest geek...Goodbye."
Think Gillivan's Island meets The Aprentice meets MTV's The Real World
and call it: The Virtual World
While an application of this technology could be used to stealthly deliver narcotics from South America or WMD from who-knows-where. With a zero sonar fingerprint, a submarine glider drone would be tough to stop.
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And if you that was absurd, recently a WWII Japanese submarine that was orginally intended to carry plague rats to America was just found off of Hawaii.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld
An inkjet tattoo for the needleprobic.
Just think, that with the proper drivers, you can print from any application.
What happens if you had a prior IP agreement with another company? You have two companies laying claim to your prior work.
If the first company's agreement supercedes the second, I would propose you create a company and
assign yout IP rights to the new company prior to signing the new agreement.
(I realize that NPR was posting the file later today, but do you think you could have waited before posting the article? And then provide the bittorrent link?)
Idiot. If you had RTF link, you would had known that it is:
By the way, how many hours per thumb do you get out of that device?
I suppose we are going to here the whiners from the Save the Thumb Foundation now...
That is one very long gravy train he has jumped off.
...but here's where to grab it once it is released:
http://torrent.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/
my swivel chair revolves around a black hole.
Yet Another Feature...
Evade Police (in realtime.)
Option to display Wifi Hotspots.
Option to display topological map.
Option to display hooker hangouts.
Interface it with Grand Theft Auto, so I can play
Grand Theft Auto IV - Bath, Maine
Robots doing 'The Robot'
Damn GEICO for that commercial.
Damn them to hell.
Are we the message?
Are we the medium?