The FDA warns that you shouldn't be screened with the device if you have had laser treatment, eye surgery or injections, as well as those with other conditions, like persistent vision loss, blurred vision, floaters, previously diagnosed macular edema and more
Not very intelligent if it can't spot any of those, is it?
A handful of Chinese own most of the cryptocurrency and are busy manipulating the markets* so they can take all the round-eyes life savings and college funds.
(*) By buying and selling between themselves at artificial prices
Honestly this seems the way of the future, it is sweeping the globe. It works better than money, and it has none of the down sides of the bickerings of the international community.
"Works better than money?" LOL!
No bickerings? LOL!
You're blowing off the "international community" and putting your money in the hands of a bunch of Chinese who've already shown that they'll manipulate the price all day long:
Damn straight. I've got an old LG with 3.5" screen here and every time I see it I think this would be perfect if they only updated it to a retina screen, etc.
Who wants to lug around a 6" beast all the time? (apart from people who want other people to see them using it).
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Screenshots would never be admissible as evidence.
Are you happy for your health-insurance company to know all your life details, too?
You could try and teach people to never click on a Facebook ad.
If you see something interesting (it happens sometimes) then google it in stead of clicking the ad.
It's probably never going to happen in the slack-jawed 3rd world of Facebook users, but... worth a try.
Or just work in a thing called a "building" where lots of other people are doing stuff.
Games almost never get new versions.
(for example)
The FDA warns that you shouldn't be screened with the device if you have had laser treatment, eye surgery or injections, as well as those with other conditions, like persistent vision loss, blurred vision, floaters, previously diagnosed macular edema and more
Not very intelligent if it can't spot any of those, is it?
This will only inconvenience their paying customers, not the pirates.
(as with all DRM)
Also: What's the decoder efficiency? Does it have hardware decoding on mainstream CPUs/GPUs?
Sorry, I forgot the apostrophe:
It should be "...take all the round-eyes' life savings and college funds."
The wristband might be a bit of a no-go since it requires the kid to wear something,
It also has batteries that can go flat, a battery powered siren system, etc.
Seriously: How did something as badly thought out as this, with as many failure modes as this, become "news"?
Oh, wait, it's Kickstarter and this is Slashvertising.
What's hard to understand?
A handful of Chinese own most of the cryptocurrency and are busy manipulating the markets* so they can take all the round-eyes life savings and college funds.
(*) By buying and selling between themselves at artificial prices
Here they are, all sitting in a row:
http://cointimes.tech/2017/01/...
Honestly this seems the way of the future, it is sweeping the globe. It works better than money, and it has none of the down sides of the bickerings of the international community.
"Works better than money?" LOL!
No bickerings? LOL!
You're blowing off the "international community" and putting your money in the hands of a bunch of Chinese who've already shown that they'll manipulate the price all day long:
https://hackernoon.com/the-gre...
All this announcement means is: They think they can game the system.
(Possibly by buying a load of cryptocoins then going around spreading rumors that they're "getting into crypto"...)
Damn straight. I've got an old LG with 3.5" screen here and every time I see it I think this would be perfect if they only updated it to a retina screen, etc.
Who wants to lug around a 6" beast all the time? (apart from people who want other people to see them using it).
I do
Sure, but are you prepared to pay $5000 for one?
(which is probably what it would cost if it were brought to market)
I thought not.
Your RISC/CISC processor isn't really what people used to call "RISC".
(And neither are modern ARM processors, they've gone over to the dark side in order to compete with CISC on performance...)
Yep, adding more guns and security scanners on all the entrances to their buildings wi.e a corporate image of tolerance and harmony.
It won't give anybody the impression that they're a big bad corporation or make them even angrier.
Is there a point to it or are they just out of real ideas?
I get the marketing angle, I'm sure Apple buyers won't want to be seen dead holding one of those traditional flat screens from last year.
What I'm wondering is if there's anything more than that.
*Apple users pay $1000 for a monitor.
And one that doesn't even have a DVI/HDMI connector.
In other news: People pay $1000 for a monitor.
Who says it's a regexp?
It could just be one of those weakly typed kiddy languages and somebody typed == instead of ===.
Right, they could plan that because they were 100% certain that all the fuel and thrusters would survive re-entry.
Uhuh.
Mod parent up. Do any of these people even know what a "blockchain" is?
(apart from 'a buzzword')
Hint: It's just a digital signature.
no amount of cell phone exposure will add heat faster than normal heat loss occurs
...or anything like the amount caused by going outdoors in the sun.
Are you saying my 1 ton car can't possibly kill you if you're in a 4 ton car?