wintersFright

I have two. I am sceptical you have used 200 in real life as your comments at FUD compared to my experience.

SD cards definitely fail but USB ssd is rock solid from personal experience.

slingshot boy is cool.

the young boys with the array of plastic guns is a bit disturbing*

* to a non north american at least

I got the alert. My last password change was 2018-02-04

agree - couldn't watch the pitch part as it was just too much noise

stop motion part was impressive though

Please god no, too much already :)

Gold isn't going to save you from a zombie apocalypse, nor can you eat it. It will however transport your wealth from one side of a currency crisis to the other while retaining value - as opposed to plastic notes with arbitrary numbers of zeros printed on them.

My 9yo son is willing to give you his life savings of $41.56 to have an at home kit of this machine :)

I've played with OpenCV and tried for fun to train a HAAR cascade classifier to recognise a minifigure. It didn't work which made me realise one has to really understand under the hood of machine learning like this in order to give it good training data.

Kudos. Very, very impressive.

tried this but it broke the angular-datatables directive

tried this but broke the angular datatables directive...

is it just me or does this article smell like advertorial?

yes - which means I can't use the chrome app it seems :(

I looked at chocolatey a few years back and decided I didn't like installing anonymously packaged software on my machine.

Recently my team started using it for cloud formation app deployment and I see it has reviewed and approved packages now.

I was also under the misaprehension that chocolatey packages contained binaries but they typically download from the software makers site at install time - so no binary interference to inject nasties by package authors.

Have to say I'm impressed with the updates to security and will look into using it privately as a result.

Thanks for your work!