1) I would like my car cleaned and refueled while I'm not using it, without my intervention. During the night for example, or while at the gym.
2) I would like a unified api for events that happens and my computer can recognize: pc turn on/off/sleep, received email, a rss feed updated, someone from my contact list is online or goes offline, dusk/dawn, my presence in front of the computer, the presence of someone else in front of the computer, etc...
3) I wrote some scripts to scrape particular image-boards and blogs. I'd like a tool that identifies duplicates and could categorize pictures, maybe with some training (for example meme/macro images should not be too difficult).
4) a music tracker tool (like renoise) with some particularities: notes and durations are not absolute values but relative to a root note, patterns are per-instrument (like in buzz), patterns are zoomable or non-linear in size (some parts have 1 note per measure, others 64 per beat)
5) a file system where I could simply indicate the redundancy I want for a specific file or directory (like a per-file raid).
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1) I would like my car cleaned and refueled while I'm not using it, without my intervention. During the night for example, or while at the gym.
2) I would like a unified api for events that happens and my computer can recognize: pc turn on/off/sleep, received email, a rss feed updated, someone from my contact list is online or goes offline, dusk/dawn, my presence in front of the computer, the presence of someone else in front of the computer, etc...
3) I wrote some scripts to scrape particular image-boards and blogs. I'd like a tool that identifies duplicates and could categorize pictures, maybe with some training (for example meme/macro images should not be too difficult).
4) a music tracker tool (like renoise) with some particularities: notes and durations are not absolute values but relative to a root note, patterns are per-instrument (like in buzz), patterns are zoomable or non-linear in size (some parts have 1 note per measure, others 64 per beat)
5) a file system where I could simply indicate the redundancy I want for a specific file or directory (like a per-file raid).