uncharted

They were so far out in uncharted territory any one of those things could have been the end. But they pulled it all off not just once, but multiple times.

They're sailing uncharted waters and giving us all a lot of good research, and all for free. This is honestly awesome.

Travel to an uncharted area of your city and bring your laptop. Set about 10-20 concrete objectives for the day.

At the very least, they should recognize that they are in uncharted territory. A bunch of random strangers gave them gifts because they believed in the vision.

Some of those resources are more elusive: they come from gas clouds which are hard to detect, or components found in uncharted systems. There are ways to get there and exploit those resources, too.

This is uncharted territory . People need to step back, look at the broader picture and figure out the new laws that will allow having a functioning economy in the online world.

It's crazy how much power is moving around in these data centers, in a lot of way they're in thoroughly uncharted territory.

So, anyway, you're off in uncharted waters, not a good place to be if you're securing users' passwords. All of that is relatively complex, though, so just let me know if I need to elaborate on some idea more.

That the intent punches thru the core of deliberate and on to the uncharted waters of gratuitous disregard does not lessen the intent.

Seems like you were merely doing what we all do in uncharted territory: Calibrating oureslves by testing the extremes then using that as a foundation to refine our future. Good luck, no reason to be down on yourself.

Though years off yet, we are heading into uncharted territory here. Sure, the labouring classes survived, actually thrived, after the economic obsolescence of their muscles; I doubt we will do well after the obsolescence of our minds.

It takes a few hours to set up, sure, but it isn't difficult setting up a mail server on a *nix box isn't exactly uncharted territory, every possible aspect of it is documented to death on the web. And once it's up and running it takes practically no effort to maintain.

This is basically the equivalent of early seafarers being afraid of uncharted waters and writing on their maps "here be dragons". edit: I should also point out that the complexity of a system does not necessarily mean that messing with it will cause problems.

This is somewhat uncharted territory. I'm medium hopeful.

Since Facebook and WhatsApp are in largely uncharted economic territory, there is a large degree of potential error in the terminal value. SpaceX, meanwhile, is in an industry that existed prior to 10 years ago, and is thus a lot easier to accurately peg a terminal value to.

The combination of solid gold and the obsolescence period of wearable electronics is uncharted territory.

I may be remembering incorrectly, but last I remember reading CCP was basically in uncharted territory on the tech front as far as EVE Online is concerned. No other game developer has even tried to tackle this problem at the level they have, and I can't think of many applications in the world that could comparable in scale and complexity to what the EVE servers have to deal with.