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Would you allow me to experiment with your I/O? Don't worry, I'll wear a shield!

This printer is able to print fine enough details to actually print the electronics inside the controller. It seems pretty basic at the moment from what I can see, but I'm no expert  But could this be the future of electronics? Say you go into a store and instead of purchasing a controller or a remote, you have one printed to your specification? Share your thoughts, just creating a thinking point for starters.
 
Here's the official website for more info.
 
http://www.rabbitproto.com/

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

Wow that's pretty cool, I don't really do much photography so I don't have anything technical to say but it thought of looks like a Walrus!

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

When is a word not a word? When it's a string.
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What is the tax that all programmers fear? Syntax.

When is a word not a word? When it's a string.
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What is the tax that all programmers fear? Syntax.

When is a word not a word? When it's a string.
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What is the tax that all programmers fear? Syntax.

:D

There are 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary, and those who don't understand binary. 

So what is your best joke that is programming related?
 
Heres a few of mine to get started.
 
Q: "Whats the object-oriented way to become wealthy?"
A: Inheritance
 
["hip","hip"]
(hip hip array!)
 
Why programmers like UNIX:
unzip, strip, touch, finger, grep, mount, fsck, more, yes, fsck, fsck, fsck, umount, sleep
 
If your mom was a collection class, her insert method would be public.
 
 
Eight bytes walk into a bar. The bartender asks, “Can I get you anything?”
“Yeah,” reply the bytes. “Make us a double.”
 
 
Why are Assembly programmers always soaking wet? They work below C-level
 
 
 
So now lets hear some of yours :D
 
 
 

I would say Python, it's a fairly simple language to learn and the functions etc. are pretty easy to understand and remember from their names, with a fairly large pallet of resources. I'm not sure if it would help you in the future for Adobe but it may help you to learn another language.
 
This is the guide I learned with and it is easy to understand from a programming beginner (it's the first language I have learnt) : http://voyager.egglescliffe.org.uk/mwc/mukoku/file.php/15/Programming/Introduction_to_Python_v2.1.pdf
 
If you decide to learn Python and ever need any help, just PM me and I'll try to help!

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

Ok the one below is the best :D
 

Need me to unzip your files?
How about we go home and you handle my exception?
Is your name Google? Because you have everything I've been searching for.

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

Is your heatsink not effective, or are you usually this hot?

I'm gonna adapt yours a bit and put it into Python
 
import do
import position
me="clothed"
me=r.strip(me)
state="ready"
while state=="ready":
     mode=random.randint(0,1)
     if mode==1:
       me=position.top()
       do.me()
     elif mode==0:
       me=position.bottom()
       do.me()

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

Is that 1/4 inch tubing? When I'm done with it, it'll be 2 inch tubing!

"I'd like to infect your system."

http://www.standard.co.uk/business/business-news/government-pledge-60m-to-sabre-rocket-engine-that-could-revolutionise-space-travel-8713311.html

So the UK government have pledged £60 million ( million) for the development of rocket engines. These engines could be used in next generation space transport which could land on conventional runways such as Heathrow's and boast a cruise speed of mach 5 (which is 5 times faster than the speed of sound) or 6125km/h (3806 mph). This would mean that travel time between Brussels and Sydney would only be 4.6 hours, in comparison to the current 25.07 hours.
So thoughts? Mine are that it's a great idea, but why is this being funded by the government in opposed to commercial airlines who it would surely benefit more?

(Plus although referred to in the article and by me, it is not actually space travel just bordering the edge of space as oxygen is still required)

That works! Thank you for the help!