Been wondering what it would be like with 10s of cars, across multiple lanes and in both directions, having LIDAR and/or RADAR actively sweeping their surroundings....
Every manufacturing plant I've done wireless for had to go 5G because the 2.4 interference given off by the equipment. It's allowed to spew 2.4 (under incorrect reading of the ISM rules that are largely unenforced), so someone must have taken that as a challenge.
I've actually only seen that in a couple of US/MX plants, and it was usually due to older equipment, especially USW.
I've noticed that there's a lot of things America cannot do because it is larger than e.g. individual European countries. Thinking the individual states should figure out some of the infrastructure, they are separately small enough to be able to do stuff...
The last shooting w/ multiple victims in Denmark (that I'm aware of), used a stolen assault rifle, that wasn't subject to the full extent of the gun-control laws. That particular oversight was/is being addressed.
Which country? Because, what you describe violates chapter 10 of the ECHR, which applies to all 47 countries in the Council of Europe, and even as a Guest Worker you would be covered by it (IANAL).
Main wiring-harness for a decent sized modern car is easily in the 100-200 piece range - yes, that's the most complex component (followed by dashboard and center-console).
Source: A decade in the automotive industry, working in US, EU, Middle East, Africa and east Asia.
Unfortunately these virtues seem to have fallen by the wayside to an extent, and the dominance of Samsung, (LG?), and Apple has pushed them out of the market it seems.
Those virtues reduce profit and/or increase costs, which both executive managers and customers hate.
If I could afford one, I'd have ordered it - would definitely have been awesome to have a keyboard option, but stores positively hate them due to higher return-rates and lower profit.
Rovio will transform itself into a third rate animation company rather than a third rate mobile game company
Is it a third rate company? I've not played Angry Birds in a while (I quite when I managed to nuke it and lose my progress), but I though it was a very well done game. Why do you think it's third rate?
I'd suspect he/she is the kind who doesn't accept something being a game, unless its minimum hardware requirements include a 400 USD mouse.
Incidentally, when I got into IoT and "that stuff", the first thing I did was starting to write my own software to control lights. So far only made it to a generic library, with a reference implementation etc, partly because all the smart-home equipment is too expensive... and companies don't always share (local) APIs.... and I'm lazy... but at least I got it pushed to Github.
But really, only buy stuff that has a local API (i.e. can be accessed directly via (W)LAN), so you're not 100% dependent on cloud-stuff.
So your complaint is Siri doesn't understand that you want to use military time?
Why you call it "military time"? Pretty sure a 24 hr clock is default for most western civilians and civil governments.
Disclaimer: I've only been to little over half of those western countries, and only the larger ones, so there may be significant groups using a 12 hr clock, and I only know the 4 most-common languages in the west, and a couple of minor ones.
Bill Gates, via the Bill&Melinda foundation, is allegedly trying to improve living-conditions for some of the poorest people on this planet - this runs counter to the goal of extremist Islamic leaders.
Here's a problem: If this requires sending data of any kind to Amazon in order to turn on my lights (see: examples above), then it WILL fail eventually, and it wont score a sufficiently high WAF.
I'm in Belgium, on Proximus, and not heard of this - not saying it doesn't exist, might have been on a different network:) But yeah, 25€ for GoT is not an option, and I'd rather just buy the BDs.
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Been wondering what it would be like with 10s of cars, across multiple lanes and in both directions, having LIDAR and/or RADAR actively sweeping their surroundings....
Every manufacturing plant I've done wireless for had to go 5G because the 2.4 interference given off by the equipment. It's allowed to spew 2.4 (under incorrect reading of the ISM rules that are largely unenforced), so someone must have taken that as a challenge.
I've actually only seen that in a couple of US/MX plants, and it was usually due to older equipment, especially USW.
I've noticed that there's a lot of things America cannot do because it is larger than e.g. individual European countries. Thinking the individual states should figure out some of the infrastructure, they are separately small enough to be able to do stuff ...
The last shooting w/ multiple victims in Denmark (that I'm aware of), used a stolen assault rifle, that wasn't subject to the full extent of the gun-control laws. That particular oversight was/is being addressed.
As a German citizen who cares about rudimentary quality control
...this seems redundant ....
I'd say "Get a Jolla and a TOHKBD", but seems the guy making the keyboard went on vacation to Chile and not been heard from since.
OSX: Spend 25 USD to upgrade the OS
Windows: Spend 30 USD to NOT upgrade the OS
But out here in the non US, he's generally quite liked. Basically, he's not Bush.
Didn't they give him a Nobel prize for not being Bush?
Which country? Because, what you describe violates chapter 10 of the ECHR, which applies to all 47 countries in the Council of Europe, and even as a Guest Worker you would be covered by it (IANAL).
Main wiring-harness for a decent sized modern car is easily in the 100-200 piece range - yes, that's the most complex component (followed by dashboard and center-console).
Source: A decade in the automotive industry, working in US, EU, Middle East, Africa and east Asia.
Unfortunately these virtues seem to have fallen by the wayside to an extent, and the dominance of Samsung, (LG?), and Apple has pushed them out of the market it seems.
Those virtues reduce profit and/or increase costs, which both executive managers and customers hate.
If I could afford one, I'd have ordered it - would definitely have been awesome to have a keyboard option, but stores positively hate them due to higher return-rates and lower profit.
I bought a Jolla phone - no native Google or Facebook app, no eavesdropping :)
Rovio will transform itself into a third rate animation company rather than a third rate mobile game company
Is it a third rate company? I've not played Angry Birds in a while (I quite when I managed to nuke it and lose my progress), but I though it was a very well done game. Why do you think it's third rate?
I'd suspect he/she is the kind who doesn't accept something being a game, unless its minimum hardware requirements include a 400 USD mouse.
That was the increasingly preachy-and-tedious new stuff. The original was a good mix of thought and action.
From what I've seen, the Jar-Jar trek movies have been a horrid mix of action and, uhm ... something ...
Incidentally, when I got into IoT and "that stuff", the first thing I did was starting to write my own software to control lights. So far only made it to a generic library, with a reference implementation etc, partly because all the smart-home equipment is too expensive ... and companies don't always share (local) APIs .... and I'm lazy ... but at least I got it pushed to Github.
But really, only buy stuff that has a local API (i.e. can be accessed directly via (W)LAN), so you're not 100% dependent on cloud-stuff.
So your complaint is Siri doesn't understand that you want to use military time?
Why you call it "military time"? Pretty sure a 24 hr clock is default for most western civilians and civil governments.
Disclaimer: I've only been to little over half of those western countries, and only the larger ones, so there may be significant groups using a 12 hr clock, and I only know the 4 most-common languages in the west, and a couple of minor ones.
Bill Gates, via the Bill&Melinda foundation, is allegedly trying to improve living-conditions for some of the poorest people on this planet - this runs counter to the goal of extremist Islamic leaders.
on it's skin...
"on it is skin", "on it has skin", or "on it was skin" ?
Here's a problem: If this requires sending data of any kind to Amazon in order to turn on my lights (see: examples above), then it WILL fail eventually, and it wont score a sufficiently high WAF.
Pretty much every large company I've ever seen has had core business logic built in Excel :)
Yes, Matt LeBlanc will carry the show .... /me coughs gently
That would be the "best" way to expose an insecure voting system...
"And the numbers are in from Florida; Hillary gets 13% of the votes, Trump manages 19%, and Putin wins the state with 71%"
ya, an HDMI splitter + high-end capture-card would have interfered with the rendering....
I'm in Belgium, on Proximus, and not heard of this - not saying it doesn't exist, might have been on a different network :)
But yeah, 25€ for GoT is not an option, and I'd rather just buy the BDs.