I've had you on my watchlist for the last few months because your apartment is across the road from mine and you don't close your bedroom curtains at night. In case it matters, you're in the 10:25-10:35 time slot.
... and it's known as time. You can't do SMD easily with a breadboard. And you can't have every breakout board at your fingertips with the crazy packages they invent on a daily basis. Sometimes custome copper is a necessity.
I *don't* want them to have my signature. My signature changes everythime I use it. It's not secure. Maybe if I was signing things more than once a year that would change. Compared to signing I might as well use a one-digit code.
So I guess they'll need a photo of me then, right? How about some of my DNA, hair and skin samples, and fingerprints too? Store it all on your super secure networks.
Here in Melbourne, Australia our train system has a unique movement footprint. Accellerating and breaking for no reason, trains that skip stations or terminate at random ones; this baby's got it all. Good luck decoding the position from that.
There are so many of these crappy articles every day that I've just started ignoring anything that "starts with a bang". It's such a shame what has become of slashdot lately.
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What's a JPEG at -90% compression? Whoa. Mind blown.
We need to encrypt everything. Leaving SMS encrypted leaves us open to terrorist attacks.
And we need licencing for SMS use too!
Why not just tell them they'll get to read other people's gossip without them knowing?!
That's interesting, because the cost of a degree keeps going up.
Who is Hedy?
I've had you on my watchlist for the last few months because your apartment is across the road from mine and you don't close your bedroom curtains at night. In case it matters, you're in the 10:25-10:35 time slot.
Enough of this BattleBots chitchat. I want to hear more about Family Feud!
Yep, I was about to post that. We all know that robots WILL do this, so I'm not sure why the author is being so conservative.
This is so much more about physical keyboard vs touch pad than it is about voice recognition.
... and it's known as time.
You can't do SMD easily with a breadboard.
And you can't have every breakout board at your fingertips with the crazy packages they invent on a daily basis.
Sometimes custome copper is a necessity.
I already have. Inadvertently. Through Slashdot.
Bye Slashdot.
I'm sick of the videos and silly new poll positioning and STARTS WITH A BANG.
Any recommendations for other tech news sites?
This is a porn-driven OS enhancement, right?
I *don't* want them to have my signature.
My signature changes everythime I use it. It's not secure. Maybe if I was signing things more than once a year that would change.
Compared to signing I might as well use a one-digit code.
Classic slippery slop argument.
They already have photos, so what's a few more. Don't fight the slide.
Maybe we should be shocked about the fact they take photos of us already.
So I guess they'll need a photo of me then, right?
How about some of my DNA, hair and skin samples, and fingerprints too? Store it all on your super secure networks.
Here in Melbourne, Australia our train system has a unique movement footprint.
Accellerating and breaking for no reason, trains that skip stations or terminate at random ones; this baby's got it all. Good luck decoding the position from that.
I really hope this leads to another wireless charging standard.
There are so many of these crappy articles every day that I've just started ignoring anything that "starts with a bang".
It's such a shame what has become of slashdot lately.
So dumb.
Yeah, but it still seems like a strange number to me. Not octal enough. :)
Is 49 the number of GPIO pins on an Arduino Mega or something?
Exactly what I was thinking.
Why are they posting every single article on Slashdot? Do they have a deal with the owners?!
So you're saying he should only accept people who have played a bit of Kerbal Space Program?
I remember when we used to receive DVDs with new hardware. That was almost a week ago now, when I purchased a new modem.