‘Invisible computing’ startup unveils smart contact lens
2020-01-18T21:00:00Z
Yeah just what I want, giving someone the ability to control what I see, Granted the Media does it all the time, but this is more like direct input lol
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Bongo the robot dog: Like a real dog but quieter, cleaner and cheaper
2020-01-19T18:25:00Z
Migration is mostly complete, this is my first post from the new Lenovo Laptop named … “Matoi”.
Mark Gosdin
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Named after the Sacred Slayer?
My Main Desktop is Saber, and my laptop is Chaika lol
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Yes.
All my PC’s are named after Anime characters.
Chito - Media Server PC.
Shinobu - Spare Laptop.
Ritsu - Retired Main System Laptop.
Konata - My Wife’s Tower PC.
Aoyama - Shared Desktop PC Downstairs.
Unocchi - My Nokia Lumia Windows 8.1 Phone.
My son’s have named theirs after Game characters or items.
Mark Gosdin
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Usually how it goes in my naming conventions are Store bought ones are named after regular Game or Anime Characters and the ones I build my self are named after Visual Novel Characters (My previous store bought one I named Mercury from Tron 2.0, The one I built around 1993 was named Marina, after Marina Hojo from the EVE series)
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I started naming PC’s back with Win 2K and using names from SF TV & Novels, there was a “Riker” in there somewhere.
I have a garage sale Gateway Laptop in the closet that I resurrected from the dead. It is named “Zombina” from the Monster Musume series. I turn it on every 6 months or so just to check it.
The PC’s I’ve bult have all gone to the kids, so I don’t get to name them.
Marl Gosdin
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My naming convention (at least for the ones I build) have been “miquel-<processor>”
- miquel-piii-600 (or p3-600, long enough ago I don’t remember)
- miquel-axp-2000 (AMD was doing something to claim that it was the same speed as a 2 GHz Pentium 4, even though the clock speed was slower)
- miquel-i7-860 (now named unraid)
- miquel-i7-8700K (current computer)
Google CEO calls for regulation of artificial intelligence
2020-01-20T20:50:00Z
Smartwatch band may help spot heart problems, but doctors still required
2020-01-22T20:00:00Z
Japan 2019 PC shipments surge 37% on telework, Windows 7 support end
2020-01-22T21:00:00Z
Keyboard app shares most common emoji by country, Japan’s are completely different from others
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January 25, 2020 / BBC News
Mitsui, PTT to form robotics, AI venture in Thailand
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January 26, 2020 / CNN Business
So it is Uber for porta-pots?
From what I’ve seen, getting an Uber during rush times can be a bit brutal, so I do not see having to wait for the toilet to be driven to you working out. Maybe cut out the middleman and instead of having a paid bathroom be driven to your location we could just set up paid public restrooms?
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Young and elderly alike can satisfy their feline frenzy with this $180 cat robot companion
2020-02-10T03:00:00Z
Cat got our wallets?