If you aren’t able to fold the screen back into a tablet, what’s the point?
It’s like an iPad. Cool to have but no one really has a good use for one unless you are running a food truck asking for a 50% tip.
I did laugh out loud at this. Well done.
I think we know exactly what this is going to be used for.
Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks.
By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time.
Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
I think I maybe the only one in the world who has never booked an Airbnb and have continued to stay in hotels.
Loyalty programs get you upgrades, late checkouts, and other perks.
Unless I am traveling with a group of 8 and a family that needs own rooms, I just never understood dealing with the rules since it wasn’t any cheaper.
The bar is the only thing that really would stand out as shocking.
Breakfast is the easiest thing to skip or make at home. People would rather go to lunch or dinner.
Sporting events have become expensive and issues with other fans who care way too much about the game, crowds getting in and out of the stadiums, and people who are blackout drunk has ruined the interest for many.
Concerts most people don't care about unless it's some old band trying to pay bills and doing their fifth farewell tour.
Throw the movies in here too that most people rather not pay the cost to have their experience ruined by people on their phones or talking the entire time.
As an extrovert, some of these blow my mind. 26% of Americans didn’t go out for breakfast a SINGLE time in 365 days? 54% didn’t go to a sports game and 51% didn’t go to a bar/tavern even once? Even with the increase, 68% of adults didn’t attend a single concert? Are there people out there that just don’t do anything??















