"But Goodenough’s battery has pure metallic lithium or sodium on both sides. Therefore, the voltage should be zero, with no energy produced, battery researchers told Quartz. Goodenough reports energy densities multiple times that of current lithium-ion batteries. Where does the energy come from, if not the electrode reactions? That goes unexplained in the paper. The unstated physics would lead to creation of a battery that, once charged, requires no further energy in order to keep pushing out electricity—violating the laws of thermodynamics."
The batteries you mentioned have DIFFERING materials on each side. This one doesn't. Hence the mystery. Sound like BS to me. If you have something, prove it.
Addiction isn't a disease. It is a choice. Everyone likes to "feel good". Everyone. But stop being so narcissistic thinking that you have to feel good all the time. Life isn't supposed to be like that.
Is it AI? Or just one of those old fashioned programs hooked up to a voice recognition front end and a back end database? The former gets all the VC money.
I knew the industry would abandon VR and focus on AR. VR will never work due to how it creates motion sickness in most people. Please note: I didn't say it creates motion sickness in the special snowflakes here on Slashdot, or any of the tons of people they know. I mean most people. So put down that pen and stop writing that angry letter to me.
AR has technical problems to solve. VR has physiological problems to solve. You can't solve the latter, unless you interface with the inner ear. Maybe use a babelfish.
It isn't a psychological problem, it is physiological. Your inner ear has a disconnect between what it is sensing and what you are seeing. You can't solve that problem (unless you interface with the inner ear somehow).
Correct. Everyone knows Slashdot people don't get motion sick, or get malware, or create bugs when writing software. I'm talking about those OTHER people.
Yeah but those tons of people are all special snowflakes. Of course they don't get motion sick. They probably all are fighter pilots too. I'm talking about non-Slashdotters and the "tons of people they know".
Yes...they don't make me motion sick. But the older you get the more susceptible you are. I probably couldn't handle playing Descent now. But VR is much much worse than any video hame.
As a SJW you should know that your post if very offensive and has triggered me. By the way, everyone here knows you are the most special snowflake on Slashdot.
I forgot to mention that the special snowflakes here of course are not affected by motion sickness. Just non-Slashdot people of course. So don't get mad at me.
...is none. Virtual reality will never work. The disconnect between what your eye sees and your inner ear senses will cause motion sickness in the vast majority of people. This is a physiological problem that cannot be solved. AR is the future, VR is dead. Microsoft is finally doing something smart by ignoring VR and going straight to AR.
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Bullshit. Google can make direct revenue from pushing ads on Home. That is what they are doing, no matter what the lying exec says.
Thats weird. You seem like such a reasonable person.
So no one noticed this during testing? A system hang? Really? This isn't FDIV, you might not notice that.
Uh uh. The e-Cat was "independently verified" too. You guys fall for it every time.
You forgot to mention that e-Cat. That "works" too. By "works" I mean it is a complete fraud.
It does mention it in the paper if you read hard enough, especially the summary.
It explains it:
"But Goodenough’s battery has pure metallic lithium or sodium on both sides. Therefore, the voltage should be zero, with no energy produced, battery researchers told Quartz. Goodenough reports energy densities multiple times that of current lithium-ion batteries. Where does the energy come from, if not the electrode reactions? That goes unexplained in the paper. The unstated physics would lead to creation of a battery that, once charged, requires no further energy in order to keep pushing out electricity—violating the laws of thermodynamics."
The batteries you mentioned have DIFFERING materials on each side. This one doesn't. Hence the mystery. Sound like BS to me. If you have something, prove it.
...that is Goodenough for me.
Addiction isn't a disease. It is a choice. Everyone likes to "feel good". Everyone. But stop being so narcissistic thinking that you have to feel good all the time. Life isn't supposed to be like that.
Is it AI? Or just one of those old fashioned programs hooked up to a voice recognition front end and a back end database? The former gets all the VC money.
Of course it doesn't.
I knew the industry would abandon VR and focus on AR. VR will never work due to how it creates motion sickness in most people. Please note: I didn't say it creates motion sickness in the special snowflakes here on Slashdot, or any of the tons of people they know. I mean most people. So put down that pen and stop writing that angry letter to me.
Found the Seattle "I live in Seattle and work as a maintenance worker and use dialup" troll.
Clickbait tactic. People were probably thinking "Nike".
If you get all employee changes immediately, why do you need a current employee list quarterly? Isn't everything perfect in your world?
AR has technical problems to solve. VR has physiological problems to solve. You can't solve the latter, unless you interface with the inner ear. Maybe use a babelfish.
It isn't a psychological problem, it is physiological. Your inner ear has a disconnect between what it is sensing and what you are seeing. You can't solve that problem (unless you interface with the inner ear somehow).
Correct. Everyone knows Slashdot people don't get motion sick, or get malware, or create bugs when writing software. I'm talking about those OTHER people.
Entirely possible.
Yeah but those tons of people are all special snowflakes. Of course they don't get motion sick. They probably all are fighter pilots too. I'm talking about non-Slashdotters and the "tons of people they know".
Yes...they don't make me motion sick. But the older you get the more susceptible you are. I probably couldn't handle playing Descent now. But VR is much much worse than any video hame.
As a SJW you should know that your post if very offensive and has triggered me. By the way, everyone here knows you are the most special snowflake on Slashdot.
Right...I mentioned that in my follow up reply. You and your friends are special snowflakes of course. My comment doesn't apply to people like you.
I forgot to mention that the special snowflakes here of course are not affected by motion sickness. Just non-Slashdot people of course. So don't get mad at me.
...is none. Virtual reality will never work. The disconnect between what your eye sees and your inner ear senses will cause motion sickness in the vast majority of people. This is a physiological problem that cannot be solved. AR is the future, VR is dead. Microsoft is finally doing something smart by ignoring VR and going straight to AR.