scientific/research
10/10/2005, 10:55am, EDT
Monday, October 10th
Mac OS X powered self-driving car fails to finish
The Mac OS X powered self-driving car, "Dora", finished only one of four regular runs in its attempt to qualify for the finals of the 2005 DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) Grand Challenge. The Volkswagen Touareg, which was previously covered by MacNN, uses Mac OS X running on Power Mac G5 systems, and is managed by Team Banzai. "We had a near perfect run in the morning and just needed to finish the afternoon run to qualify for the finals. Unfortunately, our over-conservative driving strategy caused Dora to think she was boxed in by a single traffic cone, thus ending her run for $2 million."
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Lets grow a brain people. Mac OS X not only has issues, it is primitive, written by unqualified people, and is too slow for real time applications. And running it on Intel isn't going to help either.
A retarded OS, for retarded people.
if this is the case, you better hurry up and get your first mac... retard!