Surprised they need a manned mission for this. Seems like a sweeping pattern that could just be programmed to run at regular intervals. The drone would need to be autonomously charged somehow though.
If everything worked out of the box, now that would be revolutionary. I'm still struggling to get integrated webcams and broadcom wifi drivers working on some older platforms.
Motorola and ASUS already tried the "my phone is my PC" trick with their docking stations. Didn't seem like anyone wanted the concept, so what's different about this go-around?
A large corporation here in town has a rotating temp program where they hire you for 18 months and then let you go for 3 before you're then free to apply again for another 18 month stint. This way they get out of having to offer you a full-time position and benefits.
A stand and a few servo motors. Why even have a human shooter with all their breathing and giggly muscles. Already broadcasts to your phone, just laser mark the target and let the gun do it's thing (that's essentially what's happening anyway.)
No, has nothing to do with pronunciation. You'd actually see knockoff computers with these types of labels on their products and on the boxes. Always made me laugh to see what creative ways they'd come up with to alter the original brands. Zony, Tony, Panasoanic, etc.
One-time online activation seems to work pretty well and as an end-user I find this the least objectionable. Issue a unique code to the user and have them enter that into an online form and give them an activation code. Make sure the user can find this unique code/activation again if at some point in time they need to reinstall the product and limit the number of re-installs allowed to some reasonable number.
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The background is way too busy and distracting. Also white text on black backgrounds are not easier to read.
"Strip" - [game name here]
Surprised they need a manned mission for this. Seems like a sweeping pattern that could just be programmed to run at regular intervals. The drone would need to be autonomously charged somehow though.
If everything worked out of the box, now that would be revolutionary. I'm still struggling to get integrated webcams and broadcom wifi drivers working on some older platforms.
So a selling strategy for the 3D printer makers would be to put out an extensive library of common household objects for use with their printers.
Apparently my boss has had an iodine deficiency for some time...
... or Sarah Connor for that matter?
Allow network domain participation and authentication. Bundle in full versions of Office. Heavy discounts year over year.
Motorola and ASUS already tried the "my phone is my PC" trick with their docking stations. Didn't seem like anyone wanted the concept, so what's different about this go-around?
A large corporation here in town has a rotating temp program where they hire you for 18 months and then let you go for 3 before you're then free to apply again for another 18 month stint. This way they get out of having to offer you a full-time position and benefits.
I think it's out of happiness to finally get my life back from the insane limbo of boredom.
What could possibly go wrong... just sayin'...
.. I see them rolling off of the assembly line.
I bought a laptop and a desktop this year to get off of Windows XP and purposely avoid Windows 8. H8 Win8...
A stand and a few servo motors. Why even have a human shooter with all their breathing and giggly muscles. Already broadcasts to your phone, just laser mark the target and let the gun do it's thing (that's essentially what's happening anyway.)
No, has nothing to do with pronunciation. You'd actually see knockoff computers with these types of labels on their products and on the boxes. Always made me laugh to see what creative ways they'd come up with to alter the original brands. Zony, Tony, Panasoanic, etc.
One-time online activation seems to work pretty well and as an end-user I find this the least objectionable. Issue a unique code to the user and have them enter that into an online form and give them an activation code. Make sure the user can find this unique code/activation again if at some point in time they need to reinstall the product and limit the number of re-installs allowed to some reasonable number.
That's why you don't buy the computers wrapped in saran wrap at the Yongsan electronics mall...
Ouch, talk about a nasty kidney stone...
"Captain's log...."
Nothing beats the original... I said, 'NOTHING BEATS THE ORIGINAL!' (needed to shout over the keyclick noise...) ;-)
Just saying...
The slow melting was okay, but since it was electrically activated, I think explosive bolts would have been far more dramatic...
Ace Ventura package delivery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q6_9A90cUk
I don't want cheesy-poof grease on my screen.