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by dm2 13y ago
It might be a challenge but there's no need to completely dismiss the possibility. Here is a $5 keychain that can record for 1.5 hours. http://www.amazon.com/808-Car-Chain-Camera-Recorder/dp/B0084... I'm
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by dm2 13y ago
Consider that it happens regularly every couple of years, especially when you have multiple smoke alarms. Then if you have high-ceilings it makes it much more difficult (have to go get a ladder in the middle of the night). It will freak kid
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by dm2 13y ago
The prototype hardware running Glass is not ideal for AR but it appears to be technically possible and obviously very useful. http://www.slashgear.com/google-glass-augmented-reality-gets... http://www.popsci.com&
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by dm2 13y ago
It doesn't seem like that would be too difficult to offload most of that processing to a smartphone. I think they made a mistake not making Glass an accessory for Android rather than it's own device. It also wouldn't be impos
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by dm2 13y ago
This "problem" can pretty easily be fixed with a more flexible frame and a slim carrying case. It's prototype hardware that you are critiquing. Google Glass is more than just the hardware, it's the software and combinati
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by dm2 13y ago
Will Glass allow for an augmented reality experience using the camera? From what I've read there are limits on what apps can access and when they can use the camera. I envision being able to look at an object (or person) and have a box
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by dm2 13y ago
Best I can do for ya: https://www.google.com/search?q=glass+emulator https://github.com/Scarygami/mirror-api https://glass-python-starter-demo.appspot.com/ https://developer
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by dm2 13y ago
While they do focus on advanced projects, any project that is cost-effective and beneficial to a Defense agency will be given the necessary funds to get it done as soon as possible. It seems like they are getting faster and faster when goi
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by dm2 13y ago
I think the one you're missing that is most important is the current state of battery technology. Notice how the indoor version of BigDog has a tether for power and the outdoor has a very loud engine. That noise hardly acceptable on th
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by dm2 13y ago
http://html5-demos.appspot.com/static/css/filters/index.html http://www.soundstep.com/blog/experiments/jsdetection/ http://webcamtoy.com/
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by dm2 13y ago
A CIWS will kick in at about 3 miles and has a 100% kill radius of over 1 mile. This will increase when the system has been upgrade to use lasers (soon). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close-in_weapon_system The CIWS is
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by dm2 13y ago
Awesome product! The beginning of the video needs to be redone, stop switching the camera angle and get rid of the techno music. I'd recommend starting the video with a timelapse of a printing with some basic explanation audio.
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by dm2 13y ago
I think the difference is "armed" verses "guns drawn". You can't expect anyone to raid an allegedly illegal operation or building or confront someone without at least having a weapon on them. A gun in my face or poi
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by dm2 13y ago
What you stated doesn't really provide a good reason for not providing sources. Imagine turning in a paper to a professor without sources and telling them that they should verify the information themselves.
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by dm2 13y ago
If the final safeguard wasn't in place, rather than just "5 of the 6", then wouldn't the bomb detonate at the proper altitude automatically? One of the two floated down with a parachute like it was suppose to. Would ther
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by dm2 13y ago
I don't think one has ever been detonated and nobody really knows how much radioactive material would even be spread.
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by dm2 13y ago
Are there any arguments against a "Mandatory Reasonable Patent License Fee" law that requires patent holders to license their patent? Maybe have it kick in one year after the company offers it to the public or other companies. If
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by dm2 13y ago
Any computer with sensitive files should have them encrypted, or preferably have your entire hard drive encrypted. They should also be backed-up in case the computer is lost, stolen, destroyed, or seized. If a person or company keeps sensit
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by dm2 13y ago
Picture of one of the bombs taken with a GameBoy camera. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Goldsboro_nuclear_bomb.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1961_Goldsboro_B-52_crash > "large enough
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by dm2 13y ago
http://www.atomicarchive.com/Almanac/Brokenarrows_static.sht... "Nuclear Weapon History" would be a very fun class IMO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_weapons http:/&
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by dm2 13y ago
These sort of minor patents should either be invalid or only valid for a couple of years at the most. It's the same as saying one phones corners can't be perfectly round or icons can be on a certain side of the screen.
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by dm2 13y ago
No, why would you pay attention to the road? There might not even be windows in the self-driving car of the future.
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by dm2 13y ago
Google probably has close to a million miles of self-driving car experience by now, Tesla is several years behind Google in this field. I'd be willing to bet that they were planning some sort of partnership. This isn't a technolog
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by dm2 13y ago
It might not be a conscious decision for them. Their brain might automatically change their skin color to their surroundings, but that's a complete guess, I just can't imagine looking at something and "telling" my skin t
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by dm2 13y ago
Always amazing images to look at. Here's another good one: http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/star/pr2011016b/
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by dm2 13y ago
Would one of these solutions work? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17034485/ios-7s-blurred-o... Also: http://www.blurjs.com/
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by dm2 13y ago
Too similar to Ice Cream Sandwich
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by dm2 13y ago
Burke also says that we are in a transitional period and offers a solution for the NSA data collection. Checks and balances from the public would allow us to do queries on the people who queried our data.
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by dm2 13y ago
What app consumes the most data for you? I've used 40 MB of mobile data in the past month and 1.6 GB of WiFi data.
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by dm2 13y ago
"First 500 MB of data at up to 4G speed" Basically don't watch tons of videos or stream and excessive amount of music over the mobile network and it'll be no problem. Anyways, for $10 more you can get 2.5 GB of 4G data,

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