All of these robot prototypes is in the hopes of building the perfect accomadating girl.
A robot that's shall be able to handle the most virilest of j-boys!
Does anyone else find it strange that half the comments at the bottom of the article were people wanting to have sex with the dancing robot?
I wonder how many slashdot readers are informed enough to realize whether the live in the ridings of these politicians and actually vote/campaign accordingly....I suspect most of us feel good enough about ourselves just reading these stories, and feel we are too busy to give our time to actually doing something.
When you have an apathetic and uninformed electorate
combined with serious lobbying from corporations, the corporation's "right" to make money takes precedence over the individual's right not to be shot in the head....although I suspect you are exaggerating.
Oh, I don't know. Apple's Mail.app has an integrated Baysian filter and it isn't hard to set up at all. One click to turn on training mode, then you just say "Spam" or "Not Spam" to every email that's identified incorrectly. When it stops making mistakes, one more click to go from training to actually filtering.
Outlook is quite common on Windows boxes as a simple mail client, witness the popularity of spam viruses. If it wants to be an Outlook replacement how could it hurt to include such an excellent feature.
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I wonder how many slashdot readers are informed enough to realize whether the live in the ridings of these politicians and actually vote/campaign accordingly....I suspect most of us feel good enough about ourselves just reading these stories, and feel we are too busy to give our time to actually doing something.
When you have an apathetic and uninformed electorate combined with serious lobbying from corporations, the corporation's "right" to make money takes precedence over the individual's right not to be shot in the head....although I suspect you are exaggerating.
And are these 50 million + people all registered voters in the United States of America?
Hmmm....maybe they should branch out into item hunting bots for RPGs to help finance their other activities.
Oh, I don't know. Apple's Mail.app has an integrated Baysian filter and it isn't hard to set up at all. One click to turn on training mode, then you just say "Spam" or "Not Spam" to every email that's identified incorrectly. When it stops making mistakes, one more click to go from training to actually filtering. Outlook is quite common on Windows boxes as a simple mail client, witness the popularity of spam viruses. If it wants to be an Outlook replacement how could it hurt to include such an excellent feature.