It's called ActiveSync, and there are implementations (e.g. z-Push, funambol) that have worked on everything from Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones to the iPhone since primordial times, for tasks, contacts and notes. Unless I didn't read TFA and it's talking about something else...
Now somebody just needs to find the buggy buffers and write a few exploits. Nothing like the 20 year-long beta to get critical OS components to a state where sudo is now in *BSD/Linux.
Myself, I'm waiting for an update to the visual cortex-stimulating Dream Machines of the 1960s.
There is a whole spectrum of these gadgets available, and I imagine many of them are quite good. Still, the best dream machine is the one that will lie next to you and excite some circuits you never thought existed... Shagadelic, baby!
To be honest, when somebody is not aware of the intricate and precise relationship between the masses and distances of the Earth, the Sun and the Moon, the importance they play (tides anyone?), how fine tuned these values are, and the effects the slightest variations in these values can have on a biblical scale, that person should not be allowed to talk on the matter.
Furthermore, if ravaging our Planet has taught us anything, is that both mining products and byproducts leave behind extensive pollution, disruption to the surrounding and global ecosystem and is something which is not sustainable in the long term, and that applications that originally required the use of metals, for example, can now be achieved using carbon and nano, and that the future is likely with these materials.
Oh yeah, recycling, anyone?
If he's looking for tritium up there, let's see a working tokamak first - the rest is trivial, Falcon Heavy should be ready by then. Otherwise, think about what effect snatching a piece of the Moon is likely to have on Earth and on a global scale.
Slashdot Mirror
I wonder how CmdrTaco hasn't been pulled in with all the Slashdotting that happens to dozens of websites around the world every day... !
It would probably still be cheaper to buy pre-built stuff from China. The most expensive component they are probably shelling out for is Pringles.
And important security features such as popup blocking.
It's called ActiveSync, and there are implementations (e.g. z-Push, funambol) that have worked on everything from Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones to the iPhone since primordial times, for tasks, contacts and notes. Unless I didn't read TFA and it's talking about something else...
I have a box sitting in a decomissioned nuclear bunker running OpenAFS and securely wrapped Samba.
Now somebody just needs to find the buggy buffers and write a few exploits. Nothing like the 20 year-long beta to get critical OS components to a state where sudo is now in *BSD/Linux.
Any remember this? NSA Advises Upgrade to Windows 7 ;)
Well, they can eat their fucking radish
There is a whole spectrum of these gadgets available, and I imagine many of them are quite good. Still, the best dream machine is the one that will lie next to you and excite some circuits you never thought existed... Shagadelic, baby!
Then again, who thought sharks were your typical Brittney Spears fans?...
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Shake a fin on me.
Unreal Tournament is the first thing to come to mind.
...more than meets the eye.
developers, developers, developers, developers, developers.
Who would ever need more than 1mbps, right?
Yours sincerely has been doing it for ages now!
This is not the energy you are looking for...
The Taliban could do with one of these. They are seriously deprived of love (and as a result of every other step that leads to prosperity). IMO
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We bring you peace.
To be honest, when somebody is not aware of the intricate and precise relationship between the masses and distances of the Earth, the Sun and the Moon, the importance they play (tides anyone?), how fine tuned these values are, and the effects the slightest variations in these values can have on a biblical scale, that person should not be allowed to talk on the matter.
Furthermore, if ravaging our Planet has taught us anything, is that both mining products and byproducts leave behind extensive pollution, disruption to the surrounding and global ecosystem and is something which is not sustainable in the long term, and that applications that originally required the use of metals, for example, can now be achieved using carbon and nano, and that the future is likely with these materials.
Oh yeah, recycling, anyone?
If he's looking for tritium up there, let's see a working tokamak first - the rest is trivial, Falcon Heavy should be ready by then. Otherwise, think about what effect snatching a piece of the Moon is likely to have on Earth and on a global scale.
Shut up.
I did actually watch the video, but with no sound...
Does it run Linux?
If once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny.
Been waiting for 6 months to get one! Not really...
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Cell voice mail Slashdotted. Work/Home mirror anyone? ^_^
If Amazon, Apple and Sony get the message this would take care of a hefty share of offenders.
Might as well draw a flat line reminiscent of a comatose vegetable...