It may be coherent, but it's also so finely detailed, that's it's hard to fully navigate all the comments. We are basically being forced to navigate a tree at an up close detailed view, and it's hard to get a big picture of what the tree actually looks like.
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The remote should problem come with a few IR blasters covers that you put in front of the TV/DVD player, etc, that take in the RF signal from the remote.
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It's all about the density of air vs the density of a solid. Air has so few molecules touching the solid, that is hard for the heat to transfer. Stick a copper block up against it, and the heat will be sucked away infinitely faster.
The only problem with them that I see is that you can't install other stuff on it to run things like a minecraft server. Those consumer grade NAS devices only have about 256MB of RAM, so they don't have a lot of muscle. A minecraft server would need at least 1GB of RAM to run successfully. I really wish they allowed…
Sadly, it seems like Google's top executives seem out of touch with today's needs and desires of the youth, which drive the market. They need more visionaries at the top. They seem to constantly be chasing Apple's tail in this respect.
Yea, i was about to comment on that until I read the article. I figured it was either a REALLY fish-eyed lens or pieced together from a bunch of images. Second option was the answer.
It's only supposed to be used for a couple days to check what's using your battery and then you should disable it or uninstall it. DO NOT LEAVE IT ON FOREVER. That's will just eat up more battery as it's collecting stats.
Because one of those would likely incinerate whatever the Tug was towing, not to mention the line itself.
Would have been smarter to first stake out a joint and wait for a fully loaded truck of goods that you want. That truck could have been empty for all they knew.
Wouldn't it just be easier to sneak a phone in there with your own notes in a notes app? You'd have search capability too? How the hell would you even find something quickly and quietly on a 35ft long cheatsheet?
The core problem though is the money. Most people don't have that kind of extra dough just lying around. Sure, 5% might be swayed, but most will just go "Damn, that's expensive" and get the Ultrabook or an Air.
The Macbook Pro Retina Edition competes in the same market space with a typical Ultrabook, as does a Chevy Camaro competes in the same market with a Lamborghini....meaning they don't.
As someone who works for one of these companies, i can tell you it all depends on where you live and proximity to their hubs. Also depends on where you are ordering from and the route it has to take.
Looks like they need to install a periscope for that. lol
Wow!! This brings back memories. I don't think i've seen one of those since visiting my great grandfather back in the 80s. Do they still make them?
Mine pops at :53, :55, :57, and 1:00-1:01.
They're lucky no one got shot trying to steal it as they were dilly dallying around fooling people. That'd be worth millions if it were actually full of gold
"If you see a stylus, they blew it" - Steve Jobs
Kind of off topic, but i wish Lifehacker would precede these poll results with the year or something. Like: "Most Popular Web Hosting Company of 2012". So that when i search for the most popular 5 years from now, i'm not shown this poll.