schmave2

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   by schmave2 10y ago

   This sounds similar to the "Cradle to Cradle" design philosophy. Some companies might want to design in a "circular" way in order to appeal to a particular market of consumers. Here's a directory of products that ar
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   by schmave2 15y ago

   Why is it nearly impossible for an organization to censor or destroy such a network? How is using fake birds such a big difference from using stationary access points? Who is going to pay to build such a thing?
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   by schmave2 15y ago

   There is without a doubt beauty in problem solving and engineering. I guess I think the article doesn't stress how far we have yet to go. Festo's SmartBird website proclaims: "With SmartBird, Festo has succeeded in deciphering the flight of
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   by schmave2 15y ago

   It's Orwellian that the name given to a mechanical bird that is inferior in nearly every way to the real thing is "Smart." Its sole redeeming quality is the ability to be put to use by the military. The author of the article claims that the