Why on earth would you sully such a device with the likes of Windows? *shudder*

Ha. That would assume they actually got punished for something.

Isn't this tech related? Seems Gizzy to me.

What flight controller are you using? Sounds like the RC receiver fail safe needs to be set.

Can't say I've had anything like that happen with the autonomous missions on either of my Pixhawk based drones.

I'm going with Antitrust. Terrible movie, excellent on-screen computer portrayal.

Yes, the "we're part of a civilized society, and have the means to feed and house everyone without requiring them to toil away pointlessly just to prove their worthiness to keep living." idea.

I, for one, welcome our robot overlords.

That's the one! He answers right around the 4:45 mark.

One of Elon's goals is to allow travel to Mars, where there is little atmosphere, and thus parachutes or wings are essentially useless. I'll see if I can find the interview where he talked about it, but that was his main reasoning for wanting to use boosters for landing - you can land it anywhere with no atmosphere.

Caterham 7?

Is it just the XPS's that are like this? I've had three Inspiron series laptops and they're still going strong.

The interior certainly isn't bad. Just from the pictures above it looks pretty cool for that era. The sunken gauge cluster and center console certainly have a unique look to them.

I would certainly agree with you regarding '90s era cars vs todays cars, which almost all appear to derive their styling inspiration from a potato. I find that the American muscle from the '90s just lacks visually when compared to their predecessors.

I just don't understand how they could go from the C3, which I think looks amazing to the C4, which, by comparison, is quite bland. It's a bit too tame for my liking.

It's a shame such a nice engine is stuck in such a terrible looking car. Can't blame them for not driving it - I wouldn't want to be seen in it either.

I've been playing with combining multiple sensors - motion, light, and door sensors for entry points to the house, but with the software I've been working on, motion detectors would flag a room as occupied if motion was detected (placement of the sensors is key for that), and the backend can log that with a timestamp…

All things some programming on the back end will sort out.

I plan on having accent lighting come on when it's past a certain time rather than the full lights, then have voice control or the switch turn on the main light if necessary.

I have to say it to my watch, but that's how my house works right now! Hopefully soon I'll finish up my per-room motion sensors and won't even have to say anything.