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Tramp Gustav 1184

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Tramp Gustav 1184

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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Winter is here
    • December 8, 2018

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    Tramp Gustav 1184 posted a topic in the forum Computers:
    7 ways we’ll interact with computers in the future
    Fifty years ago, pioneering computer scientist Doug Engelbart showed off a series of breathtaking new technologies in one astonishing keynote that’s referred to as “The Mother of All Demos.” Demonstrating the computer mouse, the graphica...  moreFifty years ago, pioneering computer scientist Doug Engelbart showed off a series of breathtaking new technologies in one astonishing keynote that’s referred to as “The Mother of All Demos.” Demonstrating the computer mouse, the graphical user interface, hypertext, video conferencing and more, it was the equivalent of a modern Apple event unveiling the Macintosh, the iPhone, the iPad and the iPod all at the same time.
    Half a century after Engelbart’s demo, we’re still relying on a lot of the computer interactions he helped to pioneer. But the means by which we interact with computers are changing, slowly but surely. So put down your mouse and keyboard, because here are seven of the ways we’ll interact with machines in the decades to come:
    Voice control
    Simon Hill / Digital Trends
    We’ll start with an obvious one. Just a few years ago, voice control was incredibly limited. While it was decent enough for transcribing text, and useful as an accessibility tool for people with impaired vision, few folks were going to voluntarily give up their mouse to speak to their computer instead.
    Today, this sci-fi dream has finally come true. Aided by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, smart speakers like Google Home and Amazon Echo not only understand what we are saying, but can make sense of it, too. Voice controls are able to greatly speed up our interactions with computers, while meaning we no longer have to physically be right in front of them in order to use them.
    The technology also lowers the barrier to entry since asking a machine to perform a task, using everyday words, is a whole lot simpler than requesting people learn to grapple with different computer operating systems and software layouts.
    Emotion sensing
    It’s great if a machine can do what you ask of it. Even better is when a machine can predict what you want before you even have to ask. That’s where emotion tracking technology could help change things.
    While it’s more of a way of improving interfaces, rather than an interface in its own right, emotion sensing can assist users by pulling up relevant suggestions based on how you’re feeling at that precise moment.
    Knowing the optimal time for you to do work based on your productivity levels? Analyzing your typing to ascertain your mood and pull up the right apps accordingly? Emotion sensing will help with all of this.
    Gestural sensing
    We already use gestures to control our devices, but there’s so much more that can be done in this area — such as machines which can use image recognition technology to better recognize hand and body motions, even when we’re not physically in contact with a screen.
    Devices like the Kinect have already explored this in the gaming space, but companies such as Apple have also explored it for (presumably) more serious productivity-oriented applications.
    Aside from image recognition, embedded implants might be another way to let us interact with smart environments with little more than the wave of a hand. Don’t fancy getting a chip injected into your body? Then maybe consider technology like…
    Touch surfaces everywhere
    Remember rapper Trinidad James’ 2012 song “All Gold Everything?” Well, in the future it seems that “All touch-sensitive everything” is going to be the name of the game.
    Researchers at places like Carnegie Mellon have been working on ways to turn just about any surface you can think of — from desks to human limbs to entire walls of your home — into smart touch surfaces. Why limit your touch interactions to the tiny form factor of a smartwatch, or even a tablet computer, when virtually everything can be made smart with the right paint job?
    Particularly as the “smart home” comes of age, this tech will allow us to control our surroundings with assorted virtual buttons and the like. The results will be the most complete realization of the late computer visionar Mark Weiser’s statement that the most profound technologies are those which, “weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it.”
    Pre-touch
    In today’s busy world, who has time to actually touch a touchscreen? That’s right: nobody. Fortunately, smartphone makers everywhere — from Samsung to Apple — are actively investigating pre-touch sensing. (Samsung’s current Air Gesture tech is one early implementation.)
    The idea is to track your fingers as they hover over a display, and then trigger interactions accordingly. In terms of functionality it could work a bit like Apple’s 3D Touch feature for the iPhone, with apps or files able to offer a sneak preview of what’s inside before you actually open them up. Except without the indignity of actually having to touch the display to do it.
    Virtual and augmented reality
    Virtual and augmented reality technology opens an entire new world of ways to interface with our devices. Want to surround yourself with infinite MacOS screens for some bonkers multitasking? Fancy designing three-dimensional objects in the virtual world? Dream of being able to summon information about an object or device simply by looking at it? AR and VR will make all of this commonplace.
    Add in the number of breakthrough haptic controllers to make the virtual experience even more lifelike, and this is one of the most exciting options on this list.
    Brain interface
    The ultimate computer interface would surely be one that doesn’t require us to do any more than think about a task and have it performed immediately for us. Brain interfaces could effortlessly carry out certain tasks for us, while also allowing us to tap into the devices around us to access an enormous amount of information.
    Groups such as DARPA have investigated brain interfaces, while real-life Iron Man Elon Musk’s proposed Neuralink technology plans to create consumer-facing cybernetic implants that will turn us all into real life cyborgs.  less
    • October 24, 2018

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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Copenhagen  
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 posted a topic in the forum Animals:
    Handling Your Rabbit Correctly
    The first and most important rule of handling your rabbit correctly is to never pick him/her up by the ears, the scruff, legs or tail. It is painful and can cause serious damage. You wouldn’t want to be lifted by your ears, would you?
    The second rul...  more    The first and most important rule of handling your rabbit correctly is to never pick him/her up by the ears, the scruff, legs or tail. It is painful and can cause serious damage. You wouldn’t want to be lifted by your ears, would you?
    The second rule to remember is that rabbits are fragile. They are quick indeed, but have weak skeletal systems.
    Thirdly, rabbits do not always enjoy being picked up. Some of them will tolerate it, but many will struggle when you try to lift them. Therefore, picking them up can be a delicate business.
    Sometimes it is necessary to pick up your rabbit, however, such as for nail clipping or vet checks. So here are some useful tips.
    Approach your rabbit slowly and get down to his/her level. It will help put your bun at ease. Petting the rabbit will also have a calming effect.
    When you feel confident your rabbit is ready to be picked up, scoop him/her up by placing a hand under the torso and pull your bunny close to your body.
    Support the rabbit’s hindquarters. Your bunny needs to feel secure in your arms.
    If your rabbit struggles when being picked up, hold him/her firmly, but be ready to put him/her down. Your rabbit may think the better alternative to being held is to leap from your arms, but this can cause serious injury.
    When putting your rabbit down, slowly squat down while holding your bunny close, and let him/her down gently.
    Your rabbit may respond with a thump or may kick up his/her hind legs at you while scampering away. It’s nothing personal, he/she just disapproves of being picked up.  less
    • March 13, 2018

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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Enter our   # JournalismNow   Scholar   # competition   for an an opportunity to come to   # London   (all expenses paid) and spend five weeks working with top industry mentors, including a week working at a leading UK   # ...  moreEnter our   # JournalismNow   Scholar   # competition   for an an opportunity to come to   # London   (all expenses paid) and spend five weeks working with top industry mentors, including a week working at a leading UK   # media organisation. This is our biggest-ever competition prize!  
    • March 13, 2018
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 SUMMER 2018 STUDY OF THE U.S. INSTITUTE FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATORS
    • November 18, 2017
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 the magic of Photoshop: before and after
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Jeremy Lipking
    • August 23, 2017
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 is now friends with Debe Takalin 1182.
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    Щепеткова Елена 2088 is now friends with Tramp Gustav 1184.
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Try it!
    • July 27, 2017
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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Happy Birthday ,  Erich Maria Remarque , born 22 June 1898! 
    • June 22, 2017

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    Tramp Gustav 1184 St. Patrick's Day tomorrow! 
    • March 16, 2017

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    Tramp Gustav 1184 Lunchables for adults
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