I’m just saying it’s more feasible than mirrors. Not that it’s actually feasible.

Would be cheaper just to launch the solar panels.

Maybe because in times of relative peace, there is more time to focus on literature. Do you end up with more surviving tales of people living in these times. During wars, the would be authors would instead by fodder.

Reminds me of Picasso’s Don Quixote.

Added a RO system and a new faucet. Called someone in to drill the hole in the countertop. Really wish they made some dual source faucets or something.

Past experiences can help you tell when a new experience is special.

Depends on whether they know what they’re talking about or not. Most men don’t.

Eh he’s more competent than a lot of the other voices and certainly better than Duffy.

He kind of runs his own Air Force.

Then perhaps you should contemplate about how users view technology.

No. But there’s no point in talking to a troll.

Are you just being purposefully dense?

Isn’t this just dependent on the level of abstraction? At the low level a CPU is just a calculator.

Presumably the user has a way to enter these digits. If they’re using a touchscreen, then there’s plenty of algorithms being used to make sure the intended touch target is triggered, even if they touch something in between.

There’s a lot of effort into making sure the user gets the intended result even if their input is fuzzy.

The previous version is already in the Temerario. This is more of an evolution of an existing design.

I mean, that’s a hyperbole. I think there’s more depth to this question from our point of view than just what’s on the surface.

But to the user, it can correct their inputs. The rest is an abstraction. My point is that there’s more to a platform than just precise calculations. Obviously the asker isn’t thinking this far ahead, but Babbage is also rather flippant in his response.

So… gynecological devices has some amount of males?

Isn’t the whole point of autocorrect to put the wrong input but still get the right output?

Because things can be posted about other people without their consent. Things like revenge porn, the location of air defenses, etc.

I think it’s something that is currently being figured out in various legal systems around the world.

Loved minus one, good acting and plot. Looking forward to the sequel.

It’s why people go eat at chains in the suburbs.