This statement can be also confirmed with numerous industrial patents for fuzzy algorithms and controllers, claimed by automotive OEMs and suppliers.
This is another example of how the controller claims to know the inner motivations of another person.
1.05pm update: Danny Cohen, BBC3 controller, claimed £1,555.10 for six night stay at Sunset Marquis hotel, Los Angeles, in May during LA Screenings, of which £173.10 was for meals.
A few days later, however, Dynegy was hit with a lawsuit filed by its former controller, who claims he was sacked after refusing to manipulate the firm's accounts—a charge that Dynegy denies.
Latency can be a slight issue with the link between computer and smartphone, depending on the device you're using as a controller (AirConsole claims the experience is better using Android phones than iPhones — noting that devices that support WebRTC having latencies of between 1 and 10 milliseconds, while those without WebRTC support lag between 40 to 120 milliseconds).
Filer also told HuffPost that he has heard from air traffic controllers who claimed they were told to "always divert aircraft away from UFOs and deny that it existed.
After 2000, he claimed, controllers took total control of final decision-making on programme commissions.
At the other end of the scale, BBC Radio 5 Live controller Adrian Van Klaveren claimed four tube journeys, each cost £1.80.
The BBC Radio 1 controller, Andy Parfitt, claimed £273 for three successive monthly team meetings, and £509 on "internal entertainment" at the annual Sony Radio Academy Awards.
Grip-It: Some sort of rubber analog stick condoms for the Dual Shock and Xbox controller that claim to reduce slippage.
