EwanG

Ground penetrating radar?

Only problem I see with this is if they are trying to stream multiple users from a single server/copy. For example, my app saves state (though you can choose to clear it to start over from scratc…

Wonder if it occurred to someone that Apple could simply buy Samsung...

To Be Clear, they offer it, but T-Mobile will throttle your speeds after a certain number of megs. Sprint also used to do so, but apparently has stopped doing so due to a need to try to get folks to a…

Such is the reason that the VM per app was born :-) Though since this was written in Unity, it would be pretty easy to detect if it were using any of the networking libraries.

The way I have usually seen this expressed is that you take funding that would otherwise go to support/welfare programs, and use it to fund this. The problem becomes one of who is responsible if …

I congratulate anyone that can get funding toward making their dream real. However after spending a year riding an electrically powered bike, I would be curious how this will address/handle the f…

Could be worse. About five years ago I was interviewing at Amazon, and had gotten picked by the hiring manager and all that was left was a "trivial" HR screen. Lady there felt that since I h…

For those not willing to read a full page, in the end run it is more an energy decision than a reliability decision. And they mention at the end that they are already looking into the 8TB Helium and 8…

Amusing, given their past history with Skype, that this is not available for Windows Phone. Which is too bad as my SO carries a Lumia 1020 and if she can't use it I can't really use it eithe…

Need any project managers? :-)

Ahem... so my SO had a below the knee amputation a couple years ago. And the reality is that most insurance plans will NOT pay for an electrically powered leg of any sort. We fought hard this year to …

And in the first paragraph it discusses that there IS some life there, just not much. Interesting, but a bit of a sensationalist title given it's the BBC.

He's talking about the WiFi at various hotels and other venues and trying to explain how having the backhaul oversubscribed is causing the throughput to be next to nonexistant.

50% of the proceeds from all my paintings here go to the Internet Archive. You get art, they get funding, and I get encouragement to keep doing these. Win-win-win, right?

I might be more interested in reading this if I didn't have to answer a survey question before I can read the rest of the article. Non "paywall" version available anywhere?

Speaking as someone who has stuff in Google Play - perhaps. But it may also make it easier for someone with a great idea but not a lot of programming experience able to get something out that outweigh…