I showed my boss the past year's on-premise server uptimes: 100.00% on all of them during work hours (12 hours a day and saturday morning).
In my personal opinion, Rogue One was one of the best Star Wars movies. Not that I want to debate this as this personal preference, but in my opinion it was well paced, clearly shot/framed and the right balances allround. I was also very happy with the way Episode VII turned out. It is clear to me that tearing the franchise out of George Lucas' clenched hands was a very good thing.
and had a look at the Gatebox.
I can't even load their website on Chrome :<Sure.
Can I just say that their website is horrible? I tried to use it on Edge, Vivaldi and Firefox and in neither browser is it displayed correctly.
I can't even load their website on Chrome :<
Attempting to load the webpage crashed 4 other tabs too.
For those who can't load the site, the trailer is here (along with somewhat embellished subtitles).
My immediate reaction is disgust:
Maybe you confused us with "normies" ? We're the new generation of geeks, evolved out of sheer survival instincts when the original geeks became hip and cool.I was expecting a rant about the state of our society that allows such a product to even be marketable after that. Was pleasantly surprised.
I most humbly agree. OpenCV is just one of the multiple solutions for face-tracking.For those who can't load the site, the trailer is here (along with somewhat embellished subtitles).
My immediate reaction is disgust: you've gone to the trouble of implementing a projection onto a transparent display and stuck it in a transparent tube in order to half-heartedly pretend to be a volumetric display, and you don't even have the common decency to use the camera to reproject the avatar to follow the viewer's head (let alone utilise your formfactor to rotate the display assembly to follow them and avoid off-axis issues). Both these functions (face tracking and Live2D) are available as commodity software, you don't even need to implement it yourself. For shame!
It is sad that the pressure to succeed and contribute back to society also leads to so many in a lonely, near soul-crushing existence where social interaction (in their personal lives) is sorely needed yet hard to initiate (due to anxiety, lack of time, "politeness", etc.). Sadly, a lot of Japanese fiction media about the future looks more and more like a self-fulfilling prophecy.I was expecting a rant about the state of our society that allows such a product to even be marketable after that. Was pleasantly surprised.
(BTW that link is NSFW).
First Cup Nude and now this. Good game Japan, good game (BTW that link is NSFW).