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Comments · 8

  1. not first by cahiha · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Cybernetic System to Allow Physical Interaction

    The idea is not new, and there is even an open source application (and as an open source developer, let me say: it's about time that we can touch each other without proprietary protocols).

  2. Re:Good head by vegetablespork · · Score: 1 · on Increasing the Value of the Domestic IT Worker?

    Obviously, you haven't been keeping up on the (ahem) up-and-coming field of teledildonics.

  3. Re:e-Sex??? by Monkelectric · · Score: 4, Funny · on AT&T Sues PayPal and eBay for Patent Infringement
    Please tell me they didn't patent e-sex....

    I think you're talking about Teledildonics? ;-)

  4. P2P teledildonics by yerricde · · Score: 1 · on P2P Contact Info Service From Napster Co-Founder

    Teledildonics? You mean like F__kU-F__kMe? That'd be an interesting P2P application.

  5. One word: by Pig+Hogger · · Score: 2 · on Handshake via the Internet

    Teledildonics.

  6. Re:Heh by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Human-Computer Interaction in the New Millenium

    this is what you need if you're thinking of the future of s-e-x. here

  7. Re:Could be pricey at first by bughunter · · Score: 2 · on UNC Researchers Demonstrate Tele-Immersion
    I *really* doubt that there will be a tactile element to this

    Are you sure?

  8. what about when geeks get fooled? by rnd() · · Score: 2 · on Hoax-a-go-go!
    The hoaxes mentioned in the article are those
    that sucker hundreds of thousands of people who
    have little or no computer knowledge.

    My favorites are the ones that circulate in
    supposedly knowldgable circles.

    For example, I have had several friends who
    bought into this teledildonics ad, but maybe that was wishful thinking.

    At its core, a hoax is just a meme that
    reproduces without depending on the rationality
    of its host.

    Hoaxes are clever hacks that take place
    in 'meatspace'. Maybe the biggest difference
    between a hoax and an urban legend is that
    hoaxes are created by someone while urban legends
    are memes that evolve in a
    common way.