that during a disaster a large proportion of the individuals that had great part in the mess that requires them to go into a bunker are going to be nice and safe, thus allowing the mere remains of society to get on with the remainder of their lives (as long as that may be).
I wonder how many folks in a real nightmare scenario would say "screw it" and stay with their families, what's the contingency rules? would they be "ordered" to do their job or is it assumed they will do it anyway because of summary consequences?
all the joys of the varied alien landscapes of fps and maybe practical real world simulation, be it lacking the feeling of jumping/climbing and the feeling of freefall, plus of course the lack of weight.
Maybe if they could make the "sphere" the actual projection screen, mount it on something mobile and maybe have some kind of force feedback bodysuit? Hmm, I feel a patent looming.:)
And the heliodisplay is completely cool, a volume projecting version would be even cooler.
brussels is in belgium. liege is in belgium. waffles made in either of those two places are in belgium. belgian waffles come from belgium. everything comes from belgium!!!
You might find that other countries have the technology to make waffles.
Also, french fries come from belgium. This is all very confusing and pointless. -1, Redundant please.
Wouldn't be suprised if the idea hasn't already been thought of, "Department of Communications - Bringing you the truth about your tax dollars at work"
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most of the time the machine was broken
and if he arranged one fan to suck and one to blow and somehow put the airflow in a loop
maybe he could get perpetual motion.
your sig clarifies your statment.
So I have to guess the other comments.
He attached a fan to an electrical supply?
All I can say is, as an article, that blows.
so are we, but the portions are smaller and more expensive.
someone will be extracting patent licence fees.
This caused me to be suprised that my original sblive basic model is capable of 96KHz 32bit float audio.
How common is this really? Or is endemic a better word?
aside from bigger particles
that during a disaster a large proportion of the individuals that had great part in the mess that requires them to go into a bunker are going to be nice and safe, thus allowing the mere remains of society to get on with the remainder of their lives (as long as that may be).
I wonder how many folks in a real nightmare scenario would say "screw it" and stay with their families, what's the contingency rules? would they be "ordered" to do their job or is it assumed they will do it anyway because of summary consequences?
I've paid less for cars
we lost 21 slashdot readers that day
I know I'm supposed to be sickened by that.
but hahahaha
It's nice that someone has made bender.
so that's "unlikely" as in "can" and "can" as in "will"?
someone in the gambling industry messed up their bribe schedule or something?
as described by the owner of the chains
by that I suppose they mean locking out the phone o/s to those who pay for certificates to sign their software with.
nobody will be able to crack that
it's often interesting to see the reaction of powerful folks not getting what they want on demand.
Seems like the toys are getting thrown straight out of the pram.
Or is this significant of something deeper going on?
so in a way, the title of the piece, was completely accurate?
all the joys of the varied alien landscapes of fps and maybe practical real world simulation, be it lacking the feeling of jumping/climbing and the feeling of freefall, plus of course the lack of weight.
:)
Maybe if they could make the "sphere" the actual projection screen, mount it on something mobile and maybe have some kind of force feedback bodysuit? Hmm, I feel a patent looming.
And the heliodisplay is completely cool, a volume projecting version would be even cooler.
sms is charged at a ludicrous £/E rate/MB to start with.
and charging a tax on each email??
What confusion of basic moneygrabbing greed, nonsense and outright stupidity is caused by the crack these folk are on, seriously?
There's just no words for this, only a sequence of dots at the end of this sentence.....
brussels is in belgium.
liege is in belgium.
waffles made in either of those two places are in belgium.
belgian waffles come from belgium.
everything comes from belgium!!!
You might find that other countries have the technology to make waffles.
Also, french fries come from belgium.
This is all very confusing and pointless.
-1, Redundant please.
the user could have inherited it from a parent.
No, hang on, this is slasdot.
Wouldn't be suprised if the idea hasn't already been thought of, "Department of Communications - Bringing you the truth about your tax dollars at work"
a moment of aberration
somewhat lucky he didn't get multiple lawsuits dumped on him
So what are the odds of the exact same story happening in some other companies resulting in legal action and being blacklisted?