The company’s collar has a speaker on it; talk to your pet (or, really, talk to the collar) and you’ll hear a prerecorded human voice responding to you, creating the illusion that your pet has a humanlike personality and the ability to speak English.
This is one of the dumbest pet things I've ever heard of. This entire "article" is just an advertisement for one guys shitty startup.
Jeffw, bad boy. Bad!
And who is that?
I've never listened to that one, to be honest.
This is what not having free speech looks like. For those of you in the back.
Chocolate and Cheese is one of the best albums ever. No I won't fight you, I already know I'm right.
My boss said, "I don't fucking care. Where's my scotch?"
They've been caught using roms that are available for download, and have used emulators off the Internet as well.
This guy has been promoted for the last couple of months. He came up with a thought experiment, and he even says the thought experiment does not rule out dark matter.
These articles are over hyping a non story.
Using your own mother as a false political point is disgusting.
Laymen may use the former. But historians use the latter:
Others, however, have used the term to denote the relative scarcity of records regarding at least the early part of the Middle Ages.
That's literally the meaning of the the term, and why it's also used for 'dark' matter.
It doesn't matter how you decide to use it, what matters is how the scientific community uses it.
How do you mean?
It's just a term to describe not having enough information to know what happened.
It's "dark" because we can't see/have no knowledge of what the events were. For history we don't have written records that describes events during those years. For dark matter we don't have any information on what it might be.
That's simply the historical and scientific method of labeling things like that. There is no other deeper meaning to it.
Ok. You didn't answer the question.