Do you really need IP infrastructure to move packets between your pockets?
This is nuts. There's a niche for bluetooth. The whole p2p bluetooth PAN-in-your-PANTS thing may sound silly now, but my bag would be a lot lighter if I didn't have to carry so many dangly dongles.
I think that Vernor Vinge is an essential geek read, most especially the loosely-related and absolutely fantastic pair, "A Fire Upon the Deep" and "A Deepness in the Sky".
And the Motie Books, "The Mote in God's Eye" and "The Gripping Hand" by Niven and Pournelle, are a great first contact story.
Also, anything by Robert Forward (especially Dragon's Egg and Starquake) is guaranteed to by intellectually fascinating and horribly written.
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"That" was a "nice" "article" about "something".
I don't understand why they passed up the opportunity to position their device on the formidable coattails of similar established products...
"Following in the time-honored tradition of the breakthrough Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble'..."
no no, that's my bag of dangly dongles, I just checked.
You know, I hadn't thought of that. Good catch. And that explains why my new cargo pants from Old Navy are IPv6-ready.
And fun for the whole family!
With a packet from your pocket,
we can jack it to a socket,
but with newey teeth of bluey,
do we need a GUI? Phooey!
Do you really need IP infrastructure to move packets between your pockets?
This is nuts. There's a niche for bluetooth. The whole p2p bluetooth PAN-in-your-PANTS thing may sound silly now, but my bag would be a lot lighter if I didn't have to carry so many dangly dongles.
I think that Vernor Vinge is an essential geek read, most especially the loosely-related and absolutely fantastic pair, "A Fire Upon the Deep" and "A Deepness in the Sky". And the Motie Books, "The Mote in God's Eye" and "The Gripping Hand" by Niven and Pournelle, are a great first contact story. Also, anything by Robert Forward (especially Dragon's Egg and Starquake) is guaranteed to by intellectually fascinating and horribly written.