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Does any car have door locks that automatically unlock in an accident? I don't think I'd want that myself. It would be easy to exploit for theft and vandalism. I know a lot of cars have automatically locking doors. It would be interesting if Tesla has telemetry from the crash on their servers...

The cards are capable, but what SD card reader can handle almost 1GB/sec? I think mine tops out at about 50MB/sec.

Are there any other eggs that we could possibly put into that basket? FFS This is a setup, I swear.

From the MSI spec page. Three hundred big ones.

Tain't nobody gonna mention the power? 300Watts for 7nm! No way. Must be the 16GB of RAM?

Huh. I thought this was a very good thing, when I read about it. The minimum wage around here is more than $10/hour though. In other areas, that's a massive raise for the same work.

Keep it up, Apple. You might get some money out of me yet.

SIX news stories about the same robot? Feels like there may be something behind that, even if there isn't.

I am old AND slow, and I feel bad now. Thanks. I actually did better the first time I tried it. I am slow though.

What are you people waiting for? Get out there and sue Facebook, like the blurb said to do. You know you want to. :)

Nice work, China. Hey there, NASA. Don't you want to one up them now? It has been a while. The flag has bleached and all of that. Just wait for Mr. Musk and pals to do it instead? OK.

A poster for a police state or just "keeping the peace" at a party? Announcing their capabilities to the press beforehand seems like a bad idea too.

They should be cut in half financially. The government could use the money anyhow.

Until they actually blow something up, they have no credibility. Until they actually show me a picture of me from "my webcam", they're junk mail. BUT, you'd think this would be the kind of thing the NSA could make themselves USEFUL with. If they claim they're in a foreign country, they're a...

If I was in charge of the FTC, I'd be trying to break up Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft. The how might be tough, but I think it has to be done. This has a small hint of Google combining with Microsoft and that CANNOT be allowed to happen in any way, shape or form. They all have...

I don't like the push for excessive technology/luxury in EVERY car. At least make it optional. Even if I were a multi-billionaire, I'd want less of that crap in my car. And you are correct that I'm slightly jealous of the people that can afford them. But, like I said, I would probably do...

Does it have nbase-t built in? More PCI-e lanes like the Threadrippers? My computer is pretty new, so I'll try to hold out for a while. If the Ryzen 3xxx is faster and uses less Watts, I might upgrade just for that. I love that crap. I'm weird like that...

They could make them cheaper if they lost the GLASS ROOF and half of the electronic/telematic crap. Most people just want a powerful motor, a comfy seat, HVAC, reliability, good brakes and a radio. The model 3 was supposed to be the cheap one. They totally forgot that. Buy the model S or X if...

SCADA + security cameras > slow robots clumsily meandering the halls. Also, why would the author think the BUILDING should be designed around the robot? :confused:o_O WTF? Redesigning the robot for the environment makes a little more sense.

Hopefully Plantronics brings a little classiness to Logitech and not the other way around.

Please define Ynm. The press release doesn't define it either. A quick internet search didn't help. YNM - yes/no/maybe?

It's just AMAZING to me that nVidia can't fit everything they want and more into a 500+MB video card driver. The whole Windows 10 OS is only about 4GB. That's just pure BS about the hardware waiting on the OS. Bullet items, checklists and marketing fluff. BS.

I'm guessing the AR part will make them ineligible for health savings account purchase. I just need reading glasses that "go away" when I'm not reading and "come back" when I am. I also need safety glasses that do the same thing. Bifocals give me headaches and nausea. These probably would too...

I still want an honest answer (I know) from Microsoft. Why do normal people mentally recoil when they hear that Microsoft is involved?

This is thing is ripe for picking.

Microsoft has to know that a lot of people don't like this. What do they think? Do they just not care? If only there were someone with credibility and integrity to talk to Microsoft's PR people and get their carefully crafted words. ;)

It is a good move. I like Motorola and I had one of their phones. BUT, if the battery was removable the battery swap kit would cost about $20, instead of the $40 they're charging. My current phone has user replaceable batteries. It doesn't require tools and I got a new battery shipped to my...

We had a Transit Connect in another department. They put a lot of miles on it and hated it (too slow). It worked though. It depends on the attitude of managers to make changes. A lot of the older guys would have already retired if health insurance was cheaper. No joke. When I said "truck...

We have a new policy to start buying electric vehicles at work. We bought one, so far. There are almost no options for electric trucks. Period. Any news of an electric truck is good news to me. Most of our fleet is pickup trucks, but we could get by with medium sized vans too. Some of the...

I didn't like the main character. He's totally out of place in the world. He's not a businessman, fighter, playboy, or anything really. I pity the poor actor in real life. I hope he did some financial planning. Curly blonde hair on a guy is not a good thing. Sorry, man. Cut it short. I watched...

I bought it and played a little. Not my thing. I got hung up on the water lines, sewer lines, power lines, roads and the user interface. Tiny little things that should take zero thought, unless you're an actual civil engineer doing this in the real world.

I don't agree about the Ryzen heatsink. It's too small, noisy and I don't like the disco LEDs. It seemed to ramp up the fan every time you do anything at all. Audibly. I got a hyper-expensive Noctua (with a brown fan :) ) to replace it. I tend to overdo these things a bit though. Can't hear it...

I doubt it will help, but I'll probably try it. Good way to get people to install viruses...

Now they're classifying consumer routers as IoT? I thought that was light bulbs and security cameras, not routers. Is my mouse IoT too? It's plugged into the internet and it's a thing.

I like compressed air storage. Then you can filter the air as it's compressed (removing some larger pollutants and dust). You might be able to somehow collect and use the water vapor too. Heating and cooling too? Lots of options there. The crane thing isn't terrible. Seems kind of stupid to...

TSMC ("Chinese") is really caught in the middle here. They'll be making Intel and AMD chips, since Intel and Global Foundries all but gave up. Plus everyone loves a single point of failure/monopoly. Plus tariffs and trade wars. Yippee skippy. The future looks so bright, I gotta wear welding goggles.

Why am I reading it here and now, instead of an email from Newegg on the DAY THAT IT WAS DISCOVERED? :mad: Just built a Ryzen system. Bought stuff from all over, including Newegg.

If the original isn't 100% the same as the one the memer posted, isn't it original work? I'm sure there's some legalese that I don't know/understand somewhere. What if I changed the brightness, contrast or flip the picture? If every single pixel is different, how can it not be considered...

I will cut a lovely notch in your $1200 phone for a mere $100+shipping. /s

A lot of the inverters and batteries REQUIRE you to be connected to the internet. I hate that. You don't put infrastructure on the internet. If it's not coming from a thumb drive they'll find a way in through the WiFi or whatever. This stuff doesn't NEED to be online. You could just as easily...