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Targethero wrote:

FutureSightTech wrote:

How many people would buy a computer that was 550 dollars, had a 2.6 ghz AMD processor, 2 gb ram, and took 2 weeks to arrive?

Considering now a days you can buy a 3.30 GHz Duel core Intel with and 8GB RAM, for less.

Not too many people.

I am working on creating a higher end model which should )hopefully) be less expensive then our competition.

I am starting to work on PowerBrowse V (this time, I'll try programming it in C# or C++). However, it will not be finished for a couple months because I have a lot of other things going on.

Thanks to jji7skyline for the new logo!

FutureSightTech wrote:

In 2 weeks, Jacob and I will see each other for the 4th time since he moved to a different state. During that time, we will no doubt brainstorm countless products, and perhaps roll out a few, as well as have some fun.

Also, my programming skills are, when put in comparison to my co-workers, insufficient. Thus, I am taking a few online courses, plus some when school starts up (Freshman year!). I am hoping to catch up by, say, this time next year. I am also preparing to focus on some electrical engineering skills, and will try to create some hardware peripherals, which will not be free, but perhaps open source.

Sweet. 

jvvg wrote:

FutureSightTech wrote:

In 2 weeks, Jacob and I will see each other for the 4th time since he moved to a different state. During that time, we will no doubt brainstorm countless products, and perhaps roll out a few, as well as have some fun.

Also, my programming skills are, when put in comparison to my co-workers, insufficient. Thus, I am taking a few online courses, plus some when school starts up (Freshman year!). I am hoping to catch up by, say, this time next year. I am also preparing to focus on some electrical engineering skills, and will try to create some hardware peripherals, which will not be free, but perhaps open source.

1. I look forward to visiting you
2. Usually, if something isn't free, it isn't open source either.

1. Likewise
2. With hardware, you sell breadboards, kits, and finished products. People can make there own, but it is often easier to order it fully built then building it. Basically, you just release schematics, and a licence agreement.

What does everyone think of the new home page?

stevetheipad wrote:

jvvg wrote:

What does everyone think of the new home page?

It's okay, pretty bright.

I disagree, I like it.

Someone has purchased EasyTab!

jvvg wrote:

slinger wrote:

You've got some sweet software! I especially like Acid as I'm actually making a programming language too, it's called Bizarre if you're interested. Oh and you may want to think of re-sizing the window height in Acid, I have to manually flip my screen, re-size it, re-flip my screen, and then use it :3
(Acid has some Pascal influence doesn't it? :3)

ACID was actually created by whatever I was able to do at the time. I will make a better version someday (probably another project to add to our dev job list).

Also, just so everyone knows, FutureSight Technologies' official position on CISPA: Strongly against!!!

Look at our homepage to see a short writing by me about it.

To Be Added:

Don't sign up for facebook it uses it so please be carfull about signing up.

@ FutureSight

No , you may not view my emails or text msg or browzer history.


@ CISPA

I must stop you!



@ futuresight

Make a CISPA extenton if the site has CISPA on it a popup will say
'STOP! this site is dagrous redirctoring...'

and it will redirect you

We have updated our products page!

We now have some useful tools to add to FluxBB forums, such as a tool to prevent SPAM and a tool to select multiple posts when moderating a forum or topic.

We now have some new products and logos for them.

What does everyone think of them?

jvvg wrote:

I just slightly redesigned our front page.

I added a links section on it.

It is super crowded and confusing for visitors now. I suggest formatting things more spread out (like in two columns) or getting rid of the links or news.

We now also have a Wiki article, at http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Future … chnologies