Samsung
No doubt samsung will add eye tracking bloatware to turn the lights off while you blink...
259 publicly visible posts • joined 3 Sep 2007
"Wifi is unlikely to be involved mate!"
I'm not sure what technology would need to be built in a car to stop it by electromagnetic pulse that isn't in all cars manufactured since the Trabant..ish. Which is what the EU legislation is waffling on about building into all cars sold in the European market.
"Control, In pursuit of Tango Oscar Six Niner Echo Romeo Lima send stop signal,over"
"Rodger, sending signal now, over"
"Bingo Bongo"
"spend the $4.95/minute to make it"
I can already see the frowny faces of people holding their $2000+ phone bill their child ran up phoning their friend to gloat over spending $1000 on in app purchases to get the ultra deluxe Smurf apartment, recharges energy 5% faster.
Wont somebody think of the children!
A dev team I was in was shit canned the day after the celebratory 'thanks for the hard work delivering drinks'.
The writing was on the wall for months prior as they were outsourcing more and more, what was amusing was the outsourcing company began to revert to standard rates, along with recouping the loss leader, once the dev team was out of the way.
> is over 150Gb, where on earth do I put that?
Without paying over the odds my solution was to burn a bluray with the a full backup, kept in the office. incrementals are then dropboxed until the free space is used then the process begins again.
The risk of losing home & office the same night is something I can live with.
If two people jump out on both sides of the roads simultaneously (assuming no room to drive between) who does it squish?
If a person jumps out in front, and a moment later a second jumps out onto the other lane, will it divert back to the first squishee or stay locked on the second?
"Or they could prevent you from watching the film at all on the grounds that it would be making an unauthorised copy in your memory."
They could make you watch a watermark prior to watching the film, and once you've seen it they erase memories back to the watermark.
I saw a film about that once, but it's from an era Ben Affleck tries to forget.
Saw a 5c over the weekend and was mildly impressed with the build quality, far better than I expected for a plastic phone, I had expected something like the 3g/s.
Not my cup of tea but when you see the amount of people who put chunky plastic "protectors" around their phone I can see where there is a market.