True, but networked computers would also be able to coordinate their entrances onto congested roadways. Quality of Service scheduling could be applied to cars on the road just like it currently gets applied to packets on a telephone network. (assuming nobody reprograms their software to 'cheat', anyway;))
Sounds good until you get routed via China on your commute or find a firewall in the middle of the freeway.
The big question: will I be able to put something else on there? Like what OpenWRT did for routers?
Not likely, In my new car, Toyota even have protection on the SD card for the maps.
Even writing a new file to the card that it wasn't expecting was enough to start warning messages popping up.
Until we can actually leave the solar system if not the entire galaxy (physics not withstanding), perhaps it would be best to keep a low profile; as in don't announce our presence. If aliens can reach Earth, it would be easy for them to track down other colonies nearby and commence with the extermination.
How the heck will we kick start the Federation if we keep a low profile!
The sooner we got to warp, the sooner the Vulcans will start paying attention.
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Holding up a camera phone is pretty obvious, having your glasses on record isn't.
Finally, Spongebob gets dialup!
You should rent it to them for testing purposes.
Are you kidding??? Those massive multicolor buttons are all the rage these days, just look at Windows 8
Still a long way to go to Linux 95.
747's per football field
Maybe you put the people in the airbags, and they just bounce to safety?
In Soviet Russia, airbags are put in people...
True, but networked computers would also be able to coordinate their entrances onto congested roadways. Quality of Service scheduling could be applied to cars on the road just like it currently gets applied to packets on a telephone network. (assuming nobody reprograms their software to 'cheat', anyway ;))
Sounds good until you get routed via China on your commute or find a firewall in the middle of the freeway.
Technically, if that is a dog whistle, it means you are also a Space Nutter (whatever that is), since you were able to hear it as well.
Maybe he just has a lot of space between his ears.
Nvidia probably disagree with you.
Is that all! If you aren't piping it through 3 firewalls, 2 satellites and a dial up connection, you just aren't trying hard enough.
The big question: will I be able to put something else on there? Like what OpenWRT did for routers?
Not likely, In my new car, Toyota even have protection on the SD card for the maps. Even writing a new file to the card that it wasn't expecting was enough to start warning messages popping up.
Give whole new meaning to the DROP command.
Check out the new Kepler release. Kepler was an iteration with a focus on improving the performance issues Juno had.
http://eclipse.org/kepler/
Kepler is pretty nice UX wise.
I've got no idea what it does, but I want Stardust just for the cool name!
Until we can actually leave the solar system if not the entire galaxy (physics not withstanding), perhaps it would be best to keep a low profile; as in don't announce our presence. If aliens can reach Earth, it would be easy for them to track down other colonies nearby and commence with the extermination.
How the heck will we kick start the Federation if we keep a low profile!
The sooner we got to warp, the sooner the Vulcans will start paying attention.
A Hindenburg that floats.
Um, airships do float.
How does Google take these 'street view' pics again?
By walking around with a huge backpack in this case.
If only we had a vehicle we could send up with some astronauts to fix it. Couldn't be any harder than fixing Hubble could it? Oh, right.....
I've always disabled that service and the Apple startup things, my phone still works fine I just have to open Itunes myself when I want to sync.
They've been using hotmail for years, this isn't news, just an upgrade.
I don't know whats worse, Google applied for this, or the USPTO approved it.
This car has a key-less ignition.
Most still have some form of safety cutoff. In my Toyota holding the button for 3 seconds cuts the power, just like a computer power switch.
Next he needs to do a reboot of Stargate, then he would have worked on all of the Star+* franchises.
Please don't give MGM ideas.....
People complain the electric car takes 8 hours to charge. This thing takes a week to remove the fuel cap!
Who wants a solar powered cpu or gpu? Pretty sure it's a dark and dusty place in my computer, not the sort of place the sun shines.