We are a small organization, I mainly want to make sure my boss don't get overwhelmed by techno-blabble. I will surely attend the meetings but the final decision is not mine. Also, I worked in IT in the past, but my main job is in marketing...
Modern geeks being the modern day lady-man, it could just work! Then again, they see themselves as being somewhat manly or is aspiring to be... tough one!
Welcome to the wonderful world of planned obsolescence and adults that never really grow up needing expensive toys to be happy. Thank god I moved back to the back country, where men are men, not glorified adolescents.
Sure I can, but I don't have the right to do it. As in "Can I go to the bathroom?" vs "May I go to the bathroom?". The first my be asked to your doctor after some weird accident, the second should be asked in a classroom.
All I want is a monitor that retracts when someone try to put its finger on it to show me something. Extra points if it detects the level of greasiness.
Yeah, in 1984 the cameras in our houses were government installed. Today we pay for them and carry them around. I would not be surprised if the capability to operate the microphone and camera remotely was standard issue for CIA (to use on foreigners, but still).
We are a small organization, I mainly want to make sure my boss don't get overwhelmed by techno-blabble. I will surely attend the meetings but the final decision is not mine. Also, I worked in IT in the past, but my main job is in marketing...
Thank you very much for this reminder. It may be the single most important cue in all the comments.
Modern geeks being the modern day lady-man, it could just work! Then again, they see themselves as being somewhat manly or is aspiring to be... tough one!
Welcome to the wonderful world of planned obsolescence and adults that never really grow up needing expensive toys to be happy. Thank god I moved back to the back country, where men are men, not glorified adolescents.
probably running some version of eyeOS!
Quite the opposite, the weaker the mind, the more work it has to do to accomplish the most simple tasks.
ALL recording devices should show an "on air" led near the lens.
Sure I can, but I don't have the right to do it. As in "Can I go to the bathroom?" vs "May I go to the bathroom?". The first my be asked to your doctor after some weird accident, the second should be asked in a classroom.
Most children are sticky. The job of a parent is an ongoing struggle to teach its children good habits.
FTFY ;-)
It would still need to be plugged in!
Thin client: A customer weighting less than 100 pounds.
The sensor could be used to make the monitor move backward when a finger is approaching. There are valid uses... we just need to be creative.
All I want is a monitor that retracts when someone try to put its finger on it to show me something. Extra points if it detects the level of greasiness.
How the hell can you get beaten up by a Low Earth Orbit?
...syadesehtsdik!nwalymffoteg
I taught it stands for Incompetent Execution #6.
You realise ActionScript is based on ECMAScript, right?
A bad analogy is what gives you lack of credibility.
Javascript is great, the client-side DOM sucks balls.
Maybe he actually enjoy running microsoft?
Dump terminal: 1. A terminal that connects exclusively to /dev/null. 2. A thin client used in garbage disposal business.
If you bothered to red the paper, you would know it is more of a social essay than an engineering one.
Yeah, in 1984 the cameras in our houses were government installed. Today we pay for them and carry them around. I would not be surprised if the capability to operate the microphone and camera remotely was standard issue for CIA (to use on foreigners, but still).
This is the idiot tax. By taking wealth from people unable to think, we restrict their ability to feed children and slow down the epidemic. Brilliant!
Must be time for another crocodile dundee movie.