I second this. A local clone manufacturer has invaluable experience in this matter. I know I did when I built systems for a living. We can't all be expected to keep up with what's new, but someone who does it day in and day out is going to give you some really good information.
Switzerland issues fully automatic assault rifles (real assault rifles, not just "scary looking semi-autos") to every mentally competent male of military-eligible age. The type of weapons that are incredibly difficult to acquire in the US (for those of us not obscenely wealthy, anyway)
They also issue knives to their army with corkscrews and magnifying glasses....
What kind of data is being collected? Is it detecting the frustration level of the user? Maybe it could detect HOW HARD the user taps on the touch screen.... Maybe it's a PUNCH!
Current laws require these photos to be reviewed by a live human police officer who has to testify that the suspect car was in fact speeding. In this case, the failure can be attributed to "Human Error".
A friend of mine has a 62" Mitsubishi DLP. While the viewing angle is fine, it's only 1080i, has no 3d support, is huge and requires 2 people to move. It's not that heavy, just big. Also, the marketing team WAY over estimated the lamp life. We end up changing the bulb every 2-3 years. It's not that it outright fails, but that as it enters middle age, it gets too dark to be useful, and it's in my friend's basement that is nearly lightless all the time.
I purchased a Samsung DLP in 2007 with an LED backlight, and it has never dimmed. I think this one will last me for at least 15 years.
You assume that they can even see light in visible wavelengths. The light may just be a by-product of something else (shield generators, active sensors, etc...).
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Maybe that's where they should start looking for the operator....
The unboxing video on their website shows an ethernet jack, as well as a couple of USB ports.
I second this. A local clone manufacturer has invaluable experience in this matter. I know I did when I built systems for a living. We can't all be expected to keep up with what's new, but someone who does it day in and day out is going to give you some really good information.
They also issue knives to their army with corkscrews and magnifying glasses....
Kinda like the movie Mimic...
What kind of data is being collected? Is it detecting the frustration level of the user? Maybe it could detect HOW HARD the user taps on the touch screen.... Maybe it's a PUNCH!
Current laws require these photos to be reviewed by a live human police officer who has to testify that the suspect car was in fact speeding. In this case, the failure can be attributed to "Human Error".
Many boffins died to bring us this information.
Developers, Developers, Developers!
A friend of mine has a 62" Mitsubishi DLP. While the viewing angle is fine, it's only 1080i, has no 3d support, is huge and requires 2 people to move. It's not that heavy, just big. Also, the marketing team WAY over estimated the lamp life. We end up changing the bulb every 2-3 years. It's not that it outright fails, but that as it enters middle age, it gets too dark to be useful, and it's in my friend's basement that is nearly lightless all the time.
I purchased a Samsung DLP in 2007 with an LED backlight, and it has never dimmed. I think this one will last me for at least 15 years.
I really hate it when the headline isn't even a complete sentence.
yeah, I don't think rounded corners on the icons counts as an "incredible technological advance".
They're mutually exclusive.
Actually, it's recommended to drop acid before listening to Richard....
If that happens, you could just do what most people on ChatRoulette do....
Show 'em the DONG!
He's probably married.
Yeah, that sounds like something Kramer would say.
Coders should know how to code!
"Take your filthy paws of me you damn dirty ape!"
That was before the internet. People were dumber back then.
Then why aren't all aircraft designed like a flock of geese in formation? It would seem that would be the most energy efficient.
You assume that they can even see light in visible wavelengths. The light may just be a by-product of something else (shield generators, active sensors, etc...).
...but then you FIX IT. You don't let it continue to fail over and over again!
The worst my Chineese-made toaster could do is burn down my house.