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raditts posted:that post is extra lol considering GPS, the internet, and any "science missions" worth a drat thus far were developed by the public sector. Oh wait this isn't the spaceflight thread.
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BattleMaster posted:anyone with qualifications knows it's a load of crap Pretty much put this in the thread title
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lol goons will get huffy and shout at each other about pretty much anything.
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opus111 posted:lol goons will get huffy and shout at each other about pretty much anything. gently caress you
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opus111 posted:lol goons will get huffy and shout at each other about pretty much anything. You insensitive shitbreath
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opus111 posted:lol goons will get huffy and shout at each other about pretty much anything. *gets huffy* gently caress YOU OPUS
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Mange Mite posted:http://www.fastcompany.com/3042248/the-gig-economy-wont-last-because-its-being-sued-to-death What I've learned from this article is that "gig economy" is a bad and frustrating phrase.
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Ambrose Burnside posted:3d printing a bicycle is such a dumb and inappropriate application of the technology carried 100% by "in 50 years well just print houses and our breakfasts" idiot tech hype, it is super worth mercilessly clowning on I bet there's some pretty terrible 4th grade science projects we could be dredging up too. (or maybe we could just focus on actually poo poo tech companies trying to sell us poo poo) also didn't china already 3d print a house out of pulped construction waste last year
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opus111 posted:lol goons will get huffy and shout at each other about pretty much anything. look at this chucklefuck it is posted:What I've learned from this article is that "gig economy" is a bad and frustrating phrase. the austin, tx economy
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A Yolo Wizard posted:so didn't china already 3d print a house out of pulped construction waste last year the chinese regularly do this on the streets of hong kong
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Jfc etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx7O_h09HKA
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Does Sony really count as a startup? However, I feel like "augmented" will become a new euphemism someday.
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Improbable Lobster posted:It won't, hth oh ok thanks for clearing that up
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.random posted:I feel like "augmented" will become a new euphemism someday. *in nerd voice* "I never asked for this"
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Microsoft's visor is even bigger and uglier, but at least it only showed people using it in their own home or office. Yes, Sony, let's all walk around like we forgot to take off our 3D glasses after the movie ended and stroke our pucks.
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Somehow even goober-ier than Glass.
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Concerned Citizen posted:oh ok thanks for clearing that up You're welcome, I'm always happy to help
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Germstore posted:Microsoft's visor is even bigger and uglier, but at least it only showed people using it in their own home or office. Yes, Sony, let's all walk around like we forgot to take off our 3D glasses after the movie ended and stroke our pucks. Microsoft's version is also not meant to be taken outside. It's meant for actual work since it creates holograms inside the field of vision. The glasses combined with Kinect will lead to some very interesting developments. Nonsense posted:http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/17/tech/mars-one-final-100/ I can't argue against that logic. That's pretty much how new places get explored. Rich benefactors and a bunch of poor people with nothing better to do
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old dog child posted:Microsoft's version is also not meant to be taken outside. It's meant for actual work since it creates holograms inside the field of vision. The glasses combined with Kinect will lead to some very interesting developments. alternatively, beating the russians
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A Yolo Wizard posted:I bet there's some pretty terrible 4th grade science projects we could be dredging up too. (or maybe we could just focus on actually poo poo tech companies trying to sell us poo poo) its always worth making fun of tech nerds with zero comprehension of manufacturing constraints/suitability and materials properties trying to pound a square peg into a round hole. a manufacturing technology thats slow and expensive and exerts no control over the physical properties of the feedstock, but which excels at one-offs/prototypes, challenging geometries and custom-tailored dimensions and contours, is never going to be an intelligent or commercially-viable approach to manufacturing entire bicycles, or the vast majority of other items in ones life
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I'm putting a Kickstarter together to sells a pack of all the things you'd make with a 3d printer before never touching it again. At the base funding level you get a small yoda head, a tiny vase, two chess pieces (our choice), a slightly bigger yoda head, and a frog.
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old dog child posted:<thing> combined with Kinect will lead to some very interesting developments. heard that about a million times before and it never has.
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Ambrose Burnside posted:its always worth making fun of tech nerds with zero comprehension of manufacturing constraints/suitability and materials properties trying to pound a square peg into a round hole. a manufacturing technology thats slow and expensive and exerts no control over the physical properties of the feedstock, but which excels at one-offs/prototypes, challenging geometries and custom-tailored dimensions and contours, is never going to be an intelligent or commercially-viable approach to manufacturing entire bicycles, or the vast majority of other items in ones life Yes a school project by some engineering undergrads that got a little too much publicity is definitely the same thing as someone trying to design a product for actual sale/use
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it is one of many dumb and bad 3d printing projects/ventures, a, trend, if you will, that i was referencing in general, their poo poo just happened to fall apart on camera
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old dog child posted:Microsoft's version is also not meant to be taken outside. It's meant for actual work since it creates holograms inside the field of vision. The glasses combined with Kinect will lead to some very interesting developments. porn porn porn
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etalian posted:porn porn porn microglass + https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6WBBXxScrk = brave new world?
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.random posted:Does Sony really count as a startup? looks like my username's wife's glasses  except not really and terrible
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Silicon Valley season 2 promo is worth reviving this thread for - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwTonKwwzYM can't fuckin wait.
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So is the show pretty good? I saw the first episode but it felt like some sort of Big Bang Theory, except all the "hey I know that" jokes were of tech stuff.
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DanAdamKOF posted:So is the show pretty good? I saw the first episode but it felt like some sort of Big Bang Theory, except all the "hey I know that" jokes were of tech stuff. Yes it's a pretty hilarious takedown of the Messianic tech industry but takes a few episodes to develop. The creator Mike Judge did work in Silicon Valley for a few years before he became disillusioned with the SV work culture. etalian fucked around with this message at 04:37 on Feb 27, 2015 |
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DanAdamKOF posted:So is the show pretty good? I saw the first episode but it felt like some sort of Big Bang Theory, except all the "hey I know that" jokes were of tech stuff. It's good and hilarious. In other words, nothing like Big Bang Theory.
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thathonkey posted:It's good and hilarious. In other words, nothing like Big Bang Theory. For starts it doesn't even have a laugh track. also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2prsYbV1TkM
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BBT was actually decent to start out with. I mean I went in expecting to hate it as much as people now do but for those first 20 or so episodes I enjoyed it. I wish I could enjoy it now because there is nothing more satisfying than seeing spergs use the term "nerd blackface" unironically
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WhyteRyce posted:I wish I could enjoy it now because there is nothing more satisfying than seeing spergs use the term "nerd blackface" unironically Only redeeming part.
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WhyteRyce posted:BBT was actually decent to start out with. I mean I went in expecting to hate it as much as people now do but for those first 20 or so episodes I enjoyed it. its still funny. iwatch it religously .
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I'm a little late for the one month anniversary. http://www.theawl.com/2015/01/re-new-wired-offices Before Scott Dadich: http://www.wired.com/2012/08/google-maps-street-view-wired-newsroom a man who confuses a bio with a resume posted:WIRED Ones: Lawrence Gilchrist fucked around with this message at 17:21 on Feb 27, 2015 |
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edit: I think I missed some sarcasm.
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thathonkey posted:heard that about a million times before and it never has. it actually has, maybe go read something if it doesn't strain you too much
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quote:In late 2014, we identified a one-time access of an Uber database by an unauthorized third party. A small percentage of current and former Uber driver partner names and driver’s license numbers were contained in the database. Immediately upon discovery we changed the access protocols for the database, removing the possibility of unauthorized access. We are notifying impacted drivers, but we have not received any reports of actual misuse of information as a result of this incident. http://techcrunch.com/2015/02/27/uber-database-breach-exposed-information-of-50000-drivers-company-confirms/ gee thanks for reporting it 2 months later. at least they are sorry for the "inconvenience" of losing a poo poo ton of personal data 
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its crazy how many supposedly high tech companies have data leaks. I used to work for a company that notified people they had their info breached. Kaiser permanente the bay area hospital had a huge leak and so did cisco.friggin cisco. all of your personal info is out there unprotected on some companies servers that you did business with years ago. it happens monthly. haha i just googled kaiser permanente data breach and apparently they had a 4th HIPA breach, a computer was infected with malware for 2 1/2 years before someone noticed. Pookum fucked around with this message at 14:41 on Feb 28, 2015 |
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