Avatars

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   by Avatars 5y ago

   The answer is very simple. They do not want technology from other countries that would benefit this one to gain a foothold. It has NOTHING to do with safety. It's all about restricting technology from one region to another. For instanc
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   by Avatars 5y ago

   On the face of it it's a terrible idea. Adding complexity, BT, to a construction workers table saw. I mean, you can't just add BT to every expensive tool to begin with. This will cause more problems than it solves. It'd be mu
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   by Avatars 5y ago

   "Why is there no high quality method for voice control of a PC?" For the same reason there's no standardized encryption for everyone's comms. Or, 'Why is there no software for gps that works on pc's that is eas
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   by Avatars 5y ago

   Of Maus and Man.
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   by Avatars 5y ago

   My uncle used to work for McDonnell Douglas and regaled me with stories of people standing around or hanging out in the parking lot, basically getting payed to do jack all. At the time he told me this, almost 40 yrs ago now, they were in a