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Hi, i live in a foreign country, and nobody makes detected powerline units for us. The standerd the is used is type H for the plug and 220 volts at 50 Hertz. Since the standerd supports europlug could i buy a powerline adapter off amazon that supports europlug and just plig it in and it would work? Or would i need some adapters?

unity 5 has just been released!! what are your thoughts? the live stream: http://youtu.be/N8Ao5oyflik article: http://www.develop-online.net/news/unity-5-available-now-in-professional-and-personal-editions/0203868

after a lot of searching i found something named "KinoConsole" that looks promising, has anyone tried it out?

Is it possible to stream games from my PC (R9 285) to my rooted android phone?

your game sounds really nice, i'm here if you want any help. note: if your planning to publish your game i would advise not using pre made stuff systems and shaders from the assets store should be fine, but models and textures i would personally stay away from, as for scripts and so - you should write them on your own and if you can't figure it out just go ask for help some ware, the unity answers web site is a good place to start

I first heard about your channel when looking up a video that explains monitor types and then I just fell in love with the channel

ya but they could still say "" look this isn't the final product but we want it to be widely available and we want to receive feedback'' something like what oculos did with the rift

We all heard about google glass at some point and how cool it is but also how expensive it is, and a lot of people think it's not worth the money. currently every US resident above 18 with 1500$ to spend can get Glass, but back at april we heard that the parts of Glass cost only 80$ lets add another 30$ for assembly and shipping and we get that google spends 110$ to build one glass which is sold for 1500$. Google might explain the over pricing of glass by the payment for engineers and programmers but right now not so meny Glasses are being sold so it doesn't make sense that that's what pays all those devs so over pricing isn't really justified yet. how would google make the device mainstream and still earn money from selling glass: Google should start selling Glass at a price of 150$ to 200$, they would still make a profit and also would probably make glass extremely affordable and there so extremely popular (meaning the "Glass attacks" would stop) and as a bonus they will earn a huge head start at the wearable market before any big company (apple, samsung , lg...) makes a big effort, glass could be the iphone of wearables (launch early and setting the standers for smart glasses). what do you think about this?