Mecael

Product: http://www.makeblock.cc 
 
 
NCIX: http://bit.ly/1D4qkwZ
Amazon: http://geni.us/xag
 
I was intrigued when I first saw the affordable mBot educational robot. But does this product deliver what a "kid's first robot" needs to actually teach them something?
 

Taran did amazing job with this review, no cringe-worthy jokes, on point review, ton of factual information. I clicked the video to find out about mBot, knowing nothing about it and got just that, from the basic information about the brand and the product to fairly in-depth stuff, thanks!

Handy tech mucho suxors this episode. Next episode, buy 10,000,000 zip ties for $99, because me and my lazy staff use them everyday.

You know you have issues when you have a perfectly capable 780 but still want to upgrade to it badly

Ugh, that carbon fiber is not attractive at all. Makes the phone look horrible.

If you guys will allow it I have some constructive criticism for this series.
 
First, please tell us when the next one is coming out in the video. Tell us it is a weekly series.. I did not see that anywhere in the video.
Second, stop making parts based solely on the chronological order of things.
 
Think about the many parts of the iMac review, each had a theme, a purpose.
This series should have followed the same idea.
 
Part 1: SCAVENGING! - Everything covered in todays video and everything up to the point where all the parts are in your hands 
Part 2: BUILDING! - Putting everything together, realizing it doesn't work and overclocking it
Part 3: CHALLENGING! - All the fighting and benchmarking and wrap up
 
Rather than the current format which appears to be
Part 1: DAY ONE
Part 2: DAY TWO
Part 3: ALL THE EXCITING STUFF THAT WE ACTUALLY WANTED TO SEE.
 
Anyone else agree with me?

Rest of the pics:
 
http://imgur.com/a/V2cm3

If you can't get into recovery that's more than soft brick imo.
Have a look at the xda-developers forum, they might have a guide or some useful tips for 'unbricking' your phone.
Every time I had a phone that didn't boot into the OS after a flash, I was always able to boot into recovery and flash something else, so I've never really been in a situation like yours before and I don't know how you would manage to do it without having access to recovery. Hopefully somebody on xda will be able to offer more help than I can provide.

I used it for one day then just left it in my drawer. I only ever take it out when I want to show off to relatives, it's not very practical for anything else. I kinda regret getting it, now my dad uses it as an example whenever he doesn't agree with something I want to get lol

He's not very good at covering up the bar codes on the back.

How'd this kid even get a hold of one? I'm part of HTC Elevate (The VIP club) and no one over there has been sent a 'Device Trial' email yet, nor any information relating to the device.
 
EDIT: Christ, this kids voice makes him sound mentally retarded.

Will be overpriced as Diamond balls.

NO NO NO NO NO

Caught this on twitch chat. Credit to: Rjshield on twitch. http://imgur.com/g0g22da

ok well great dialogue, I am glad we are being open minded about this.

"Dear it-guy22296,

I don't want this item no more
I Dont want dis no mor!

A group of researchers from Georgetown University and the US Naval Research Laboratory say it's easier to identify TOR users than they believed.

A important thing to point out though is the "By Realistic Adversaries" part of the papers title.
With realistic adversaries they mean governments and ISP's as they needed direct access to internet exchanges or ISP's autonomous systems to trace the users.
The paper also pointed out that using BitTorrent on TOR makes you drastically easier to trace.

 

Source(s) / Full article:
The paper: http://media.koenvds.nl/LTT/NEWS/TOR/NOT%20SECURE/usersrouted-ccs13.pdf
New article: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/09/01/tor_correlation_follows_the_breadcrumbs_back_to_the_users/

Relevant?

well if 90% of people want a mankini or a speedo then Linus might comply and pay slick to appear in such a way that would please the largest amount of the LTT community.

Oh cool, 85% of the people want something, and they are shut down.  Nice to see the US model of democracy in action on LTT Forums.  :rolleyes:

Wanna watch it? Watch it.
Don't wanna watch it? Don't watch it.
 
Simple as that.

I laugh so hard over those "feminists"... "Oh poor girls, they don't have enough discernment to choose right from wrong, so we, as white knights of the Realm of Internets, must defend their honor against our ill intended brethren"

We should just contact E3. CES, and Computex next time and ban women from whering stuff like that. (I'm being sarcastic.)

Did any of you who voted no cover your eyes during the videos in the Computex content where they were in the background?