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[Raven]

It was shit after modern warfare 2

 

[Moriath]

It was shit after modern warfare 2

I think it was shit after cod 2. The world at war thing. Uo was where it fi ished for me

 

[Raven]

I dunno, I quite liked the story (for an action game) in modern warfare. That sniper mission was fucking epic.

 

[Raven]

I absolutely love this stuff


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDq6TstdEi8


You just don't get good thunderstorms these days. I remember watching storms roll across the fields out my bedroom window as a lad (now a couple of doors down) and they just don't happen now. Just the power in a good storm, makes you feel tiny.

 

[Raven]

Apple, fucked by their own bullshit.

Dongle dilemma provokes Apple price cut - BBC News

How anyone is dumb enough to buy Apple products is beyond me.

 

[caLLous]

Modern Warfare Remastered does look interesting but even as a freebie to try and get me to buy the new one it's not going to happen.

 

[caLLous]

 

[Job]

Magic leap is probably the first real step for computing beyond the dreadful windoze stagnancy.
This is part of a world where traditional education is irrelevant, everything is handed to you in simplistic form while the complicated bits go behind the scenes.

A Sneak Peak Inside Magic Leap: Remaking the World Around Us

 

[Ormorof]

You keep claiming traditional education is irrelevant but without it no one will be able to make the behind the scenes magoc you so crave

Making something feel or seem simple is an extremely complex task

 

[Job]

And that is the point isn't it.
Make the complicated simple by automating all the tedious bits.
Allready every dickhead under the sun can edit photographs, music, video and get professional results.
Obviously someone has to write the code..but then the next person can leap higher with less knowledge.
30 years of training can be matched by augmented reality, hand scanning and instant access to every nuance of the task involved.
This is the future..the tools are being perfected and reteaching people the same shit over and over again will die out.
People will learn 'on the job' and the machine will learn with them, then that knowledge is in the bank...automate it and move up.

 

[old.user4556]

I absolutely love this stuff


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDq6TstdEi8


You just don't get good thunderstorms these days. I remember watching storms roll across the fields out my bedroom window as a lad (now a couple of doors down) and they just don't happen now. Just the power in a good storm, makes you feel tiny.

Dunno, is it on par with this?


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDexstsKb5I

 

[gohan]

People will learn 'on the job' and the machine will learn with them, then that knowledge is in the bank...automate it and move up.

And then sky net? yaaay for sky net!!! come at me post apocalyptic wasteland

 

[Tom]

True to form the bike did almost kill me today Well actually I tried to kill me, because I didn't tighten the handlebar stem sufficiently (Teeds might know about quill stems and grub screws and what can go wrong there). Almost went into the back of a Range Rover as the handlebars disappeared from beneath my hands, down toward the front wheel. Fortunately he turned left at a roundabout and I was able to go straight past him. Other than that, the bike is fucking amazing for it's time, although brake lever ergonomics have improved considerably since these were manufactured.

 

[Moriath]

Glad you didnt die

 

[Scouse]

@Job's source of all news.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3l4XLZ59iw


You actually can't trust anything you hear, ever, any more.

 

[fettoken]

True to form the bike did almost kill me today Well actually I tried to kill me, because I didn't tighten the handlebar stem sufficiently (Teeds might know about quill stems and grub screws and what can go wrong there). Almost went into the back of a Range Rover as the handlebars disappeared from beneath my hands, down toward the front wheel. Fortunately he turned left at a roundabout and I was able to go straight past him. Other than that, the bike is fucking amazing for it's time, although brake lever ergonomics have improved considerably since these were manufactured.

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That is a sweeeeet lookin bike! How were you able to avert the situation when the handlebars disappeared?

 

[Scouse]

Wait for it:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnDPv_39j4g

 

[Tom]

That is a sweeeeet lookin bike! How were you able to avert the situation when the handlebars disappeared?

It involved mostly shitting myself and hoping nobody drove into me. Fortunately I was able to guide it into a bus layby and fix the problem.

 

[Edmond]

It involved mostly shitting myself and hoping nobody drove into me. Fortunately I was able to guide it into a bus layby and fix the problem.

Why weren't you in the cycle lane...?

*runs...runs very very fast*

 

[Scouse]

Why weren't you in the cycle lane.

Mate of mine has put in a massive segregated cycle lane in Nottingham (and more are in the works).

Motorists are up in arms about it. They're not happy at the loss of space :\

 

[Tom]

That's nothing. A council in Scotland has just ripped this up:

Ayrshire bike lane to be ripped out...for £95,000


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHDivr3XKak


It hasn't taken space from motorists. Or pedestrians. But the locals don't like it, so out it comes. Retards, all of them.

 

[old.Osy]

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[TdC]

That's nothing. A council in Scotland has just ripped this up:

Ayrshire bike lane to be ripped out...for £95,000


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHDivr3XKak


It hasn't taken space from motorists. Or pedestrians. But the locals don't like it, so out it comes. Retards, all of them.

wow. that thing is near perfect bar the fugly blue colour. wtf's wrong with those people?

 

[Raven]

Not enough crash hazards for you.

 

[Tom]

wow. that thing is near perfect bar the fugly blue colour. wtf's wrong with those people?

Similar situation with the Bearsway. Despite advice that no congestion was caused, that a cycle lane was safer, the locals all hated it. When asked by a campaigner if they wanted children to ride in safety, they said they'd rather see them in cars. These people will be costing the NHS a fortune in a few years.

 

[Raven]

Cyclists never use the bloody things so why bother?

 

[Scouse]

Because if you build the infradtructure you encourage more people to take up cycling.

Infrastructure first.

 

[Raven]

Meh, there is stacks of it here in the civilised world (not up North) they don't use it.

 

[Scouse]

There'll be a design, maintenance or cleanliness reason behind that.

 

[Raven]

Yeah, perhaps the weekly road sweepers that clean it and the fact that it is an entire grid that used to be a light railway, mostly independent from the road that confuses the poor souls.

The dumb thing is, the cycle route is both cleaner and more direct from town than the road, they still refuse to use it.

edit http://www.brackmillsindustrialestate.co.uk/sites/default/files/file/Brackmills Cycle Map 2008.pdf

It great, two lanes, well lit, clean. completely safe. The map doesn't show the route into town but that is an old railway that was converted (at great cost) really they should just rip it out and turn it into a bus route or a tram as cyclists don't use it.