Would anyone know if there are good Windows Phone apps for alarm clocks that include things such as scanning a barcode in order to turn it off? I've used that method on Android and iPhone and it worked the best out of anything I've tried.

Same here. Though I would probably also send the other one you did if I had any clue how to type it.

You're right. They had a pretty great wall.

He should leave it. That made me smile.

Heat signatures can be easily measured by the frequency of radiation (light) they emit. As temperature increases, the emitted radiation changes wavelength (think of what's going on when you see a piece metal in a furnace glowing orange, red, yellow, or white). A good IR camera would be able to capture this difference…

It sounds like in your case, a smart TV is probably not a bad way to go. What I don't like about mine (I got one of the lower-end models) is that the TV's OS is painfully sluggish. In the time it takes to turn on the TV and finish loading the Smart Hub, I can turn on the TV, then turn on the PS3, find the Netflix app,…

It would make me very sad if we had reliable LD50 values for humans.

I just realized that if Facebook suddenly suspended my account, I'm fairly sure I wouldn't notice for at least two weeks. And I'm positive when it happened, I wouldn't care enough to make them fix it. All I ever see on my news feed anymore is seven thousand nonsensical quiz results, such as "I'm The Left Hand! Which…

"...he made the stars also" (Genesis 1:16). It blows my mind that something so majestic and stunning is recorded as if it were little more than an afterthought. Such an astounding testament to a truly magnificent Creator.

I don't know what kind of RadioShack you shopped at, but those types of items were horrendously overpriced at mine. I never paid less than $3 for a single component.

>The only advantage they had over other electronics stores were getting small electronic goods like transistors, capacitors, etc..., but the market for those are small and is no way to sustain a business.

You underestimate just how loud some people have their music set to when while wearing noise-cancelling headphones. Granted, usually, I can get their attention before passing them, but sometimes they just plain don't hear me no matter what.

Well, opinions will obviously differ based on what we're used to. You find it acceptable to have to charge your watch every few days, and that's totally fine. You're who these devices are more appropriate for. Personally, I'm a bit absent minded; if I don't keep it attached to me at all times, I will almost certainly…

From a Christian standpoint, I personally think it would be pointless - like trying to convert Siri or something. The whole reason people even need redemption is because of their sin nature, which was passed down through the human race. If we create AI to also have something representative of this sin nature, then…

I just got the Nokia Lumia 520 (to my knowledge the only difference is that one is AT&T while the other is T-Mobile) last week after I shattered my Moto X screen, replaced it, and ended up with a non-functioning microphone. I got it as a backup phone while I tried to get the Moto X fixed, but as soon as I started…

Well I know what I want to build now. This will be a fun project.

>But if you find yourself repairing a speaker you should probably reevaluate your life and what led you to that point afterwards

Along these lines, I don't think a website or what have you should require a password with certain parameters (such as: Must be between 12-14 characters, contain 3 Upper case, 4 lower case, 2 special characters, 3 numbers, and the name of your least favorite water fowl) because knowing these parameters reduces the…

I think computational power is the least of our problems. Yes, we need a lot of it, but that's an issue that I think can one day be worked out, if we can ever tackle the larger obstacle. That obstacle is the amount of energy it would take to recreate any lump of matter. The type of teleporter your describe (one that…

A few of these (battery saver, do not disturb, trusted devices, and notifications on the lock screen) are already present, either in part or in full, on my Moto X, and they're all invaluable features. I can't wait for the rest.