Same here.

I'd guess surgery

Yeah, this looks great in a photo with the saturation cranked up. In real life? Eh.

I am so in.

I can't help but applaud any and all efforts to make computers more like the ones in Star Trek. Some tasks are simply easier to carry out with natural language commands and it really is a shame that we aren't there yet.

OMG I can't believe Lincoln said that, but I read it so it must be true...

Cities have dirt and trees too y'know.

Well to be honest, when I move out of my current place I plan on leaving most of my furniture there. Its all Ikea and though I love it, it isn't exactly built to last a lifetime.

I read that, it was a great realistic take on what might happen.

Ditto, both my desk and my bookcase are from that series and I have no regrets.

If the purpose of the new system is to save time and money then lying about it doesn't really do anything for them...

Sweet, thanks!

But how do I get dust off of the sensor? Every single small aperture shot I take has two black spots on it.

He says in the video that the high power of the laser allows for full penetration of the weld, if that helps.

They mean the potential for Kinect, not its current limited function (games). As a game controller it's gimmicky, but its combination of movement and sound controls give it the potential to be an amazing interface device.

Have drones drop dummy paratroopers and see who shoots at them?

That is awesome.

Someone did one of those?

Cool, but not as impressive as the full sized Galaxy Class Enterprise D. That thing is huge.

In any collision the moving vehicle is responsible, no? Leaving a car in the middle of the street is a separate infraction, but every driver is responsible for what he fails to notice.