A general complaint about Android devices is that when you’re low on power, and it always wants to switch on and waste it rather than wait until you press the on button. It’s part of the global always on spy network, designed for idiots with money and not for intelligent or off-grid people. Alexa likely wants to know your inside leg measurement. As I said this is general to all Android devices, so I suppose expecting more from Amazon was just too much.
I suppose it would be too much to edit things like the above equation on the device, but I will try to see if there is such an equation editing tool. Plenty of good calculators, but few typographical tools. I sometimes would like to do this. It’s not as though I need the mathematical assistance, more typographical layout, for including in documents.
It seems there is nothing which will do this offline. Maybe an app opportunity? Likely a long development. It depends on other tools such as MathML being hack-able into something else. Of course n=k in the above equation. A bit of maths in the “analytic closure of integration” to make it a deterministic process for a CAS (Computer Algebra System). It replaces integration (hard for computers to pattern match, and based on a large and incomplete knowledge base) with simultaneous equations and factorization.
There seem to be some downloaded episodes of some series happened this morning. Three free episodes (Number 1) of some random TV shows. I assume this is to get people into watching exciting stuff. I feel a bandwidth suck in the making. Ah, so it’s called “On Deck“, and although kind of interesting, it would be nice to make it only use certain WiFi networks. While on 4G hotspot proxy, it will make my bank account sad.
