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Toshiba Bluetooth Portable Storage Device

An Anonymous Coward writes: "Toshiba has announced a new portable storage device, Bluetooth Pocket Server, that can be used as a HTTP/FTP wireless server. This device with a 5GB of data can hold up to 37 hours of MPEG-4 moving images. You can read the press release on the Toshiba web site. Now while walking you can be a human web server..."

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  1. NEW /. FEATURE PROPOSAL! by returnofthe_spork · · Score: -1
    Hello,

    As many of you know by now, Slashdot has had a new feature for some time of separating out the sections. For example, all science stories go into science.slashdot.org. Indeed, the sections are now color-coded, with the Apple section displaying a new "glossy" look.

    Now, this is all fine, but the Slashdot Janitors are missing out on a real opportunity to improve the site. Most of the people on this site are Trolls and Crapflooders, but where, I ask, is the fp.slashdot.org, containing an archived copy of every single legitimate fp? Or the locally cached image of hello.jpg on goatsecx.slashdot.org for load times faster than people can hit the "stop" button? If Slashdot wants to remain popular, it needs to focus on pleasing the majority of it's user-base. Perhaps clicking on "Read More" would randomly display a page full of "*BSD is dying" rather than the usual inane drivel Slashbots spew forth.

    These are the kinds of features I would expect of a professional web-site, and as long as Slashdot doesn't have them, I'm not considering paying for a subscription. I urge you to do the same.

    Good Day.

    1. Re:NEW /. FEATURE PROPOSAL! by Commienst · · Score: -1

      Did you write that? In the word of Tony the Tiger, "GREEEEEAAAAAAAAT!" Troll.

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    2. Re:NEW /. FEATURE PROPOSAL! by returnofthe_spork · · Score: -1
      Dear Mr. Commienst,

      Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I did indeed write that troll a few weeks ago, but I've only used it once or twice. Mad propz to you for your hard work in Crapflooding and Trolling Slashdot.

      Good Day.

    3. Re:NEW /. FEATURE PROPOSAL! by Commienst · · Score: -1

      Well my goal, indeed all crap flooders share this goal, is for every legitimate post for there to be atleast ten craps. Then slashdot will be something to behold.

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    4. Re:NEW /. FEATURE PROPOSAL! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      that threshold has already been passed. There are virtually no legitimate posts; hell most of the articles are wrong or crap. my friend's 1 year old puts out less crap than this site.

  2. fp by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    fp

  3. I know I shouldn't... by TheConfusedOne · · Score: 5, Funny

    Imagine a cluster of guys all named Beowolf walking around with these...

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    1. Re:I know I shouldn't... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

      beowolf is one of the worst movies i have seen...

    2. Re:I know I shouldn't... by 56ker · · Score: 1, Offtopic

      Can someone explain the joke to me here? And after reading it for the thousandth time on /. - what is a Beowolf cluster?

    3. Re:I know I shouldn't... by thaigan · · Score: 2, Informative

      You can find out what it's all about here: http://www.beowulf.org/intro.html

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    4. Re:I know I shouldn't... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What a complete dumb ass. Have you never heard of doing a www.google.com search? You fuckin Linux nerds...

    5. Re:I know I shouldn't... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Its funny in the same way `all your base are belong to us`, Dilbert, Bastard Operator from Hell and User Friendly are funny - ie, not at all. Its comedy for people who don`t have a sense of humour - the nerd equivalent of people who buy cds called `20 classic car commercial soundtracks`.

  4. Next on Slashdot!: by Telastyn · · Score: 4, Funny

    WarDriving for WaReZ.

    1. Re:Next on Slashdot!: by DonkeyHote · · Score: -1

      I want to go to war, please punish my ass (my ass)!

  5. Hello! by cmdr_shithead · · Score: -1

    goat

  6. suck by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    my balls

  7. I don't want to be a server by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Me? I don't want to be a walking server.

    Now, my dog on the other hand... he's just about the right size.

  8. How helpful! by Chairboy · · Score: 4, Funny

    It's awfully kind of these posters to tell us how many hours of MPEG-4 'Moving Images' can be stored on 5GB. Seeing as how hard it is for this readership to understand 5 GB in other terms....

    1. Re:How helpful! by drsoran · · Score: 3, Funny

      Reminds me of the retail box on the hard drive I bought that listed capacities in number of hours of MP3s that could be stored on it. :-)

    2. Re:How helpful! by Mr.Sharpy · · Score: 2, Insightful

      More interesting is the fact that the phrase "37 hours of MPEG-4 'Moving Images'" appeared in the Toshiba press release. The poster simply took it from there.

    3. Re:How helpful! by warpSpeed · · Score: 5, Funny

      Could you translate that to the LOC (Libraries of Congress) units please. That is the Unit I am most familar with.

    4. Re:How helpful! by sugrshack · · Score: 1

      can we get this in monads?

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    5. Re:How helpful! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

      or gonads??

    6. Re:How helpful! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Soon, there will be more than just FTP/HTTP Imagine it...

      telnet girlfriend
      Trying 192.168.23.45
      Connected to girlfriend
      Escape characters are 'Football'.
      What do you want? rm /dev/complaints
      What do you want? mknod 5 12 /dev/do_the_washing_for_me_love
      What do you want? mknod 5 13 /dev/happy_to_let_you_surf_til_late
      What do you want? cat /proc/wallet | grep 'enough_for_a_pizza' | mail me@me.com
      rm: cannot open `/proc/wallet': Permission denied. You are barred from the house until further notice.

      Warning! Liberties quota exceeded.

    7. Re:How helpful! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I got yer gonads RIGHT HERE! (ob JonKatz note: add goatse.cx link here)

    8. Re:How helpful! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Wow, that'll hold 17000 low quality ten-second porn clips.

    9. Re:How helpful! by cthrall · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      My car gets five ramrods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it.

    10. Re:How helpful! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Could you translate that to the LOC (Libraries of Congress) units please. That is the Unit I am most familar with.

      Oh, that's 25 LOC. BTW, 1 LOC = billion US$ / GB of pirated movie / person.

  9. I can see it now... by Mysticalfruit · · Score: 5, Funny

    Your walking along and suddenly the RIAA police run by and tackle some kid for pirating over the air waves.

    Or better yet, you'll go on a warez site and the instructions will be like..

    "Goto the mall, stand in front of the Orange Julius and make the 'pirate sign' in the air. Your download will commence shortly aftwards."

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    1. Re:I can see it now... by SensitiveMale · · Score: 0
      Orange Julius?


      They still have those? I haven't been to one in over a decade. Brings back memories.

    2. Re:I can see it now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Or, in the case of the /. crowd

      telnet 127.0.0.1
      Trying 127.0.0.1
      Connected to 127.0.0.1
      login: root
      Access Denied

    3. Re:I can see it now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0


      Nahh.. someone'll write a handfull of scripts with GPS & Context Sensitivity. Integrated with IRC or some other groupware protocol, the possibilities are endless.

      Gnutella and the like WORK, but don't scale for shame - the dynamic, and hence quasi-anonymous, networking possibilities of wearable servers astounds.

  10. In the future . . . by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Boxen will be spread over a few feet with bluetooth cpus, gpus, monitors, and cd drives all physically disconnected. And crackers may not 0wn your cpu, but if they get your hard drive, you're still screwed.

  11. Enlightment for technocrat scum by Commienst · · Score: -1

    I have an ingenious idea for some research! How about we calculate the energy it takes to make a modern tractor, the energy it takes to convert petrol into fertilizier, the energy it takes to extract and transport that petrol to be turned into the fertilizier, etc. and compare it to the energy it takes to do the same task with a horse and ox! Then maybe technocrats like you will shut the fuck up.

    Technology does not make work easier. It just delegates more work to some people in India, China, Africia who are rendered desperate and will work to produce trinkets and extract resources for assholes such as yourself. Just because you cannot see that work being done from your privelaged position makes it easy for you to believe technology is a tangible improvement.

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  12. Transfer rates? by questionlp · · Score: 3, Informative
    I wonder what kind of transfer rates one can get with that thing, since it is limited to the speed of the Bluetooth connection.

    The storage unit would be a nice add-on for those with a Pocket PC 2002 device and a BT card (or in the case of the iPaq 3870, which has BT built-in) as you could just sit the drive on a table or in a jacket pocket and listen to MP3s or even watch (shrunken versions) of Anime or movies with PocketDiVX.

    1. Re:Transfer rates? by apachetoolbox · · Score: 1

      Bluetooth transfer speed is 1Mbps

    2. Re:Transfer rates? by DdJ · · Score: 2, Informative
      I wonder what kind of transfer rates one can get with that thing, since it is limited to the speed of the Bluetooth connection.
      It's interesting to note that they tell you to hook up USB if the bandwidth of the thing is too slow for you. That should tell you something significant about the transfer rate you get in practice.
    3. Re:Transfer rates? by questionlp · · Score: 1

      Only problem for handheld users is that not all handhelds are capable of hosting USB devices (with the exception of maybe two or three Pocket PC based handhelds).

    4. Re:Transfer rates? by nicke999 · · Score: 1

      As opposed to Bluetooth?

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    5. Re:Transfer rates? by questionlp · · Score: 2, Informative

      At least with Bluetooth, you can get a Compact Flash card (for most Pocket PC devices) or an SD or Memory Stick BT card for some Palm devices. If you don't have any of those options, then you are SOL :)

  13. GPS as well? by Tribbles · · Score: 1

    Hook it up to your Bluetooth GPS, and have your own "where am I today?" web server. Or a bluetooth web-cam for "what am I doing today?"

    1. Re:GPS as well? by questionlp · · Score: 1
      Hook it up to your Bluetooth GPS, and have your own "where am I today?" web server. Or a bluetooth web-cam for "what am I doing today?"
      As far as the GPS is concerned, it depends on if you are using a Microsoft OS on the host machine; if so, then it's "where we (Microsoft) want you to go today?". On the paranoid side, think of the possible uses by the RIAA/MPAA... not only do they know that you are serving illegally ripped/copied media files, but they can track every move you make :)
    2. Re:GPS as well? by elorg · · Score: 1

      *chuckle*
      you could walk around with the cam and try broadcast your video feed to the "Knights" in the Wired...
      0_o

  14. Penis by Fucky+the+troll · · Score: -1

    Yes, it's the fabulous penis! All new! All tiny! All belonging to your mother! PEEENIS!!!!!

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  15. Cool.... a new iPod perhaps? by Bake · · Score: 5, Funny

    Can't wait for some kid to walk with one of those into CompUSA and rip Office X without even plugging into the computer:)

    1. Re:Cool.... a new iPod perhaps? by Mysticalfruit · · Score: 3, Insightful

      better yet, the kids standing across the street with a high gain yagi getting office X.

      I can see it now, there going to start installing bluetooth scramblers (they'll just call it "bluecavity") in public places to prevent remote theft...

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  16. I wanna be a Bluetooth Radio Station by BeBoxer · · Score: 3, Interesting

    What I think would be really neat is a simple radio protocol for Bluetooth. That way, I could "share" whatever tunes I happen to be listening to on my MP3 player with the people around me. Other folks on the bus or whatever could "tune in" to see what I was listening to, or I could check out what other people are listening to. It wouldn't even have to include download capability, just a stream of whatever is going to my headphones.

    1. Re:I wanna be a Bluetooth Radio Station by Hooya · · Score: 2

      try that and instead of a bluetooth radio station, you'll be a black-eye radio station. if Ms. Rosen gets her way. I mean, that would be public performance... unless of course you were listening to copylefted or otherwise free (un-copyrighted) tunes.

    2. Re:I wanna be a Bluetooth Radio Station by Merlynnus · · Score: 5, Informative

      Bluetooth? How about FM broadcast, so that anyone around you with a FM radio can tune in?

      It already exists, and it's cheap. When I got my SlimX MP3 player, I also got a Link-It which is a personal FM transmitter, with a range of a few dozen feet, weighing a few ounces, and only a few inches in size. You can buy them for about $30 US from various places, including here.

      Excellent for listening to MP3s in the car.

      A>

    3. Re:I wanna be a Bluetooth Radio Station by tomstdenis · · Score: 1

      Yeah, as long as you never get that stupid FM transmitter from radio shack. See a little thing they didn't think of when they made an analogue tuner [with no display!]. The FM band on most radios is done in 200khz steps [or something like that] so you can never get the crappy shack tuner near the 200khz boundary.

      POS...

      Tom

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    4. Re:I wanna be a Bluetooth Radio Station by afidel · · Score: 1

      Thank You!
      I have been looking for a cheap PLL based fm tuner. The cheapest one I had found was like $75 and that was for a kit form! That absolutly rocks, I think I will go and order an iPod and one of these this aternoon after I tell the misses =0

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    5. Re:I wanna be a Bluetooth Radio Station by imnoteddy · · Score: 1

      I often hear what's streaming to the headphones of other bus riders because they play it loud enough for everyone to hear.

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  17. Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Saint+Aardvark · · Score: 5, Interesting
    A protestor goes to the front of police lines and videotapes them. The camera is seized, but there's no tape inside. It's too late to stop the news from getting out; the group's been mirroring the contents of her pocket server the whole time, and are busy putting that up on their website in real time.

    Or alternatively, one police car is designated the "friendly face" -- it's got a camera and one of these inside. The police are busy mirroring its movies/images in real time, to show the world that the protestors are getting out of hand and the police are doing their best to keep things cool.

    1. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Commienst · · Score: -1

      Yes technocrats who benefit from neoliberalism protesting neoliberalism! What fiction will you concock(pun intended) next.

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    2. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by MrFredBloggs · · Score: 1

      "the camera is seized, but there's no tape inside. It's too late to stop the news from getting out"

      So, you`ve read `1984:Spring` by Arthur C Clarke too, eh?

    3. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by DonkeyHote · · Score: -1

      Hrmm... This recipie from the Slashdot Cookbook calls for a sprinkle of vaginal crusties... Ok mommy i'll go collect your panties!!!!

      Yum Yum, Hot Cum Soup!!!!

    4. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by cutecub · · Score: 5, Interesting

      David Brin discusses this very idea in his book, The Transparent Society .

      In his example, a person wears a small camera pinned to his shirt which wirelessly streams video and audio to his personal server ( located in his apartment. )
      When this hypothetical person is pulled over for a traffic violation, both the the police officer and the driver are on their best behavior because each knows he's being recorded.

      I doubt Brin would have imagined his futuristic example becomming plausible quite so soon. - the book was published in 1999.

      -Cutecub

    5. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by wiredog · · Score: 2

      Read "Earth". His SF novel which is full of that sort of stuff. And a black hole orbiting the Earth. Underground.

    6. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Banner · · Score: 1

      Actually I think he does expect it soon. Of course I find a society where there is no such thing as 'privacy' to be upsetting. The fact that David likes it so much makes me think he's a voyeur.

    7. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "The fact that David likes it so much makes me think he's a voyeur. "

      I didn't know David Brin was a 1700s French-Canadian fur trader travelling by canoe!
      :-)

    8. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Privacy does not exist in public places. So a cop pulling you over and blah blah isn't under the scope of privacy.

    9. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Salamander · · Score: 2
      I find a society where there is no such thing as 'privacy' to be upsetting. The fact that David likes it so much

      You're misrepresenting his position. Have you actually read the book? Brin doesn't think a society without privacy is a good thing, just that with current (or near-future) technology it's unavoidable. The government simply will be able to watch you, no matter what precautions you take. Maybe you don't believe that, but so far Brin has been much more convincing on that point than you have, and if one accepts his arguments on that point then the rest of what he has to say about symmetry between watchers and watched makes a lot of sense.

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    10. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Saint+Aardvark · · Score: 1

      No...this was just the first thing that popped into my head. Worth a read, I take it? I'll have to look for it at the library.

    11. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by MrFredBloggs · · Score: 1

      I read it...ooh, years ago now. I`m not sure what else i can remember about it. I remember liking it, though. The title is from Orwells classic, but the point of the book (and the reason its called 1984:Spring) is because he wanted to show that it doesnt *have* to be a bad future - technology/society can develop stuff for good, rather than just ever more efficient ways of killing each other/ruining the environment.
      I however am not so optimistic.

    12. Re:Just imagine this at the next G8 meeting... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "I doubt Brin would have imagined his futuristic example becomming plausible quite so soon. - the book was published in 1999"

      Its hardly prescient though, is it? Many police have cameras in the front of their car, to gather evidence, and many civilians film the police - witness the Rodney King incident. (Imagine what would have happened if there hadn`t been any evidence that the policemen didnt over-react and abuse Kings human rights! King could have made baseless claims that he was the subject of a violent, racist attack if it werent for the evidence that no such attack took place!)

  18. Does it use IIS? by squison · · Score: 2, Funny

    Your pocket catches on fire because of the latest version of the Nimda virus..

  19. Insecure by MoceanWorker · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    As if I'm not insecure about myself already.. will this make me even more insecure? :-\

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    1. Re:Insecure by cedmond · · Score: 1

      Is that a server in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? :)

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    2. Re:Insecure by Budgreen · · Score: 1

      wow.. Not only will I have to wear the tinfoil on my head, I will have to put it over this as well!

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  20. Don't forget to leave the server by ZahrGnosis · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Hey, the file server was down for the last hour, do you know what happened?"

    "Oh, hey, sorry, I had it in my pocket when I went out for lunch."

  21. I think Warwick will get this thing implanted. by Target+Drone · · Score: 2, Funny
    Now while walking you can be a human web server...

    So how long do you think it'll be before Professor Warwick really does become a human web server?

  22. iPod by EccentricAnomaly · · Score: 1

    Just a thought....

    a bluetooth iPod.... Download songs
    without even bothering to plug in... be a walking radio station... play your ipod
    music through your stereo where the ipod serves the music and acts as a remote control...

    eewwww..... bluetooth ipod beow---

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    1. Re:iPod by ultramk · · Score: 1

      Cool idea, but from what I've read, the transfer rates on bluetooth are pretty poor (less than USB). Is this correct?

      The cool thing about the iPod (aside from iTunes) is the firewire port: you would still want to plug in to upload music, especially of any quantity. This is one reason why USB-based MP3 hd players suck so hard: transferring more than 100mb of data over USB is incredibly tedious.

      m-

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    2. Re:iPod by EccentricAnomaly · · Score: 1

      Cool idea, but from what I've read, the transfer rates on bluetooth are pretty poor (less than USB). Is this correct?

      Slow transfer rates would still be fun. You don't need to transfer lots of data fast, maybe just a song or two at the same speed that the song plays.

      A bluetooth MP3 player would probably be the most fun if it did streaming MP3 files... you could broadcast your own little theme song that people on the street could pick up... or you could trade music back and forth with someone as some sort of whimsical communictation. This could be a lot of fun.

      I keep thinking of "I'm gonna get you sucka" where the guy walks around with a band following him playing his theme song.

      And it could probably stream MP3 files to a stereo system.... an iPod would make a really neat stereo remote control.

      Ever been at one of those 50's diners with the little jukebox on every table... you could now bring your jukebox music with you and put a quater in just to have access to the speaker system...

      You could also turn it around and have multiple music channels in a restaurant that could be picked up via a bluetooth device.

      Sure probably none of this is very practicle, but it sure seems like fun to me :) And it would be a funny way for wearable computers to take off...

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  23. This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by wowbagger · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Consider this hypothetical example:

    I have my Citizen/IBM Linux watch - not a lot of internal storage there, but it is my display device.

    I have the Toshiba storage device - there's all my disk space, tucked into my jacket pocket where it is out of the way.

    I have my cell phone, in an outside pocket. There's my Internet connectivity.

    Now, I can check if I have mail by looking at my watch. If I need to read it, I can either view it on my watch, if it is short, or on the phone, if it is longer (I assume the phone has a larger display than the watch).

    My tunes are in the storage device, and played via the watch or phone (and headphones, natch).

    If I have my digital camera, I now have GIGs of storage to save the pics to.

    Sounds like a good thing to me.

    1. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by sugrshack · · Score: 1
      okay... now i'm getting a funny mental image of someone walking around with all that gear...

      how many pockets would you need anyway? I think it's time for a neural implant so you can just think about whether you have mail or not and you'll know instantly...

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    2. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by Commienst · · Score: -1

      I remember there was a website called getthefuckoutside(does any remember this site, a url would be nice) or something like that. Time for that guy to go there.

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    3. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by D4MO · · Score: 2, Insightful

      Then they'll just compress all that into one mini device.

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    4. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by SensitiveMale · · Score: 0

      I have my Citizen/IBM Linux watch - not a lot of internal storage there, but it is my display device.


      I have the Toshiba storage device - there's all my disk space, tucked into my jacket pocket where it is out of the way.


      I have my cell phone, in an outside pocket. There's my Internet connectivity.



      I have my chest tumor from all the EM devices.

    5. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by dstone · · Score: 1, Flamebait

      My tunes are in the storage device, and played via the watch or phone (and headphones, natch).

      My tunes are in an iPod and also played via headphones. No watch or phone required. No wireless snooping or hacking of my devices or my activities. I win.

    6. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by j0b · · Score: 1

      How about bluetooth headphones?

      (Do they exist yet?)

    7. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      How about a neural implant that ties into your sight and hearing...then you can play your mp3s in your head without speakers or headphones, and crank them as loud as you want without disturbing the peace or killing your eardrums. Also you can read your e-mail without looking at a screen because the implant could generate a false image to the part of your brain that interprets visual stimulations. Make that bluetooth compatiable and strap the hard drive/processor to something the size of your cell phone to your belt!

    8. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by PatSmarty · · Score: 2, Informative

      And image using Nextlink Bluespoon wireless headsets to listen to your mp3s - each headset weights only 10 grams, yet runs for 8 hours - crazy!

      Btw: If you have questions about this headset, head over to this forum, where one of the creators regularly answers questions.

    9. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by singularity · · Score: 2

      I hope not. One of the great problems with truly moblie (and wearable) objects is the struggle between portability and interface.

      For example, my watch is very good at what it does. However, that screen is going to be way too small to do any long reading (email) or data entry (composing email).

      You could do voice recognition, but you still have to worry about a screen.

      "Fine," you say, "what about small screens that attach to your glasses?"

      Well, I, for one, do not want to have to wear one of those at all times just to see if I have new mail, especially if I have something convinient like a watch already on my wrist.

      The point is that a few (but not too many) extremely portable objects is much more flexible than just one integrated product.

      I currently have both a cell phone and a Visor. I have a cord to connect the two together to check my email and things like that (the Visor's screen being much better than the cell, obviously).

      There are times, however, when all I need/want on me is my cell phone. Having an integrated device, like the Treo, will mean that I still have to carry around a fairly bulky device. Why? Because the Treo is going to have its size dictated by its screen.

      I would prefer to have several small things that are very good a what they do and all work together seamlessly.

      "Plug and play" without the "plug." I have a hard drive/computer in my wallet, a watch capable of minor alerts (like CallerID and mail alerts). I decide to email someone, so I pick up a keyboard and the devices automatically recognize it and accept wireless input from it. To see the input, I attach a glasses monitor (or a tiny projector) and the other parts see it and imeediately begin to use it as a display.

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      - (c) 2018 Hank Zimmerman
    10. Re:This isn't a foolish as it may sound... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      along with this im 1/2 way to my own walking computer :)* ME!

      http://www.scottevest.com/

  24. I can see it now... by rleyton · · Score: 5, Funny

    Soon, there will be more than just FTP/HTTP... Imagine it...

    telnet girlfriend
    Trying 192.168.23.45
    Connected to girlfriend
    Escape characters are 'Football'.
    What do you want? rm /dev/complaints
    What do you want? mknod 5 12 /dev/do_the_washing_for_me_love
    What do you want? mknod 5 13 /dev/happy_to_let_you_surf_til_late
    What do you want? cat /proc/wallet | grep 'enough_for_a_pizza' | mail me@me.com
    rm: cannot open `/proc/wallet': Permission denied. You are barred from the house until further notice.

    Warning! Liberties quota exceeded.

    --
    ooooooh! What does this button do? - DeeDee, Dexters Lab.
  25. this plus a socket at the back of my head... by BritInParis · · Score: 1

    and we will all belong to the world wide awareness !

  26. Ten reasons why I Love America by DonkeyHote · · Score: -1

    IShitOn America
    IShitOn America
    IShitOn America
    IShitOn GeorgeBush
    IShitOn GeorgeBush
    IShitOn GeorgeBush
    IShitOn TheUSCongress
    IShitOn TheUSCongress
    IShitOn TheUSCongress
    IShitOn MySelf

    GodBlessThisPost!

    1. Re:Ten reasons why I Love America by returnofthe_spork · · Score: -1
      IShitOn SanchoPanza

      Good Day

  27. too much stuff by pandrew · · Score: 1, Insightful

    My only problem, is I already have a pda, cell phone, and other random things strewn about in my pockets at any given time. Now, i have to carry a device to let me store all the things i use?

    why don't they just make the next Jornada series with bluetooth and 5 gig storage built in?

    (oh and I don't think carrying a hard drive while its spinning is a great idea: that would be the day I decide to do jumping jacks and I scratch my precious server!)

  28. Free software. by AlgUSF · · Score: 1

    This would be perfect for going into CompUSA and stealing software, much better than an iPod.

    --


    I want my rights back. I was actually using them when our government stole them after 9/11.
    1. Re:Free software. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      At 1mbps you'll be done in a jiffy.

  29. What about battery life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Insightful

    We're assuming that it's a portable device, so it must use batteries, correct?

    5Gibibytes is neat stuff, but it's useless if it'll only spin for 2 hours at a time.

    1. Re:What about battery life... by afidel · · Score: 2

      I assume that it uses the same 1.8" hdd as the iPod, the iPod gets ~10-12 hours of play time, this includes periods of spinning the disk and the power to keep the ram refreshed, the mips core running to decompress the music etc. I'm not sure what affect spinning the hdd full time would have but I would bet it would get ~6-8 hours for just the drive. p.s. karma's at 50 don't bother to mod me up.

      --
      There are 4 boxes to use in the defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, ammo. Use in that order. Starting now.
    2. Re:What about battery life... by foniksonik · · Score: 1

      Well of course you're looking at an Apple device, and they (Apple) are known for good engineering, if expensive. Other companies haven't as yet produced anything with good battery life as far as i know....

      --
      A fool throws a stone into a well and a thousand sages can not remove it.
  30. Poor Africians slave for your technocrat lifestyle by Commienst · · Score: -1

    I have an ingenious idea for some research! How about we calculate the energy it takes to make a modern tractor, the energy it takes to convert petrol into fertilizier, the energy it takes to extract and transport that petrol to be turned into the fertilizier, etc. and compare it to the energy it takes to do the same task with a horse and ox! Then maybe technocrats like you will shut the fuck up.

    Technology does not make work easier. It just delegates more work to some people in India, China, Africia who are rendered desperate and will work to produce trinkets and extract resources for assholes such as yourself. Just because you cannot see that work being done from your privelaged position makes it easy for you to believe technology is a tangible improvement.

    I would be elated to see wowbagger in a hole in the ground in Kenya digging for alumnium so some white bastard can have gadgets and toys!

    --

    I am into the copy and paste.
  31. Think of the Spy oppertunities by warpSpeed · · Score: 5, Funny

    Two agents walk up to a park bench and sit. Never talking, exchanging anything or touching. They sit for 1/3 hour while the secrets are copied from one to the the other. (and if they are double agents the transfer will be bi-directional) Then they get up an leave.

    Man, the CIA and FBI will hate that. You honor in this video we see now non-descript men in a park doing, umm, nothing...

    1. Re:Think of the Spy oppertunities by Spydr · · Score: 1

      you forgot about the dog with the implants sitting next to them intercepting everything.

    2. Re:Think of the Spy oppertunities by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Oooo. Wireless communication. Yeah, that's something law enforcement has never seen before.

  32. bwahahaha by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Your pocket catches on fire because of the latest version of the Nimda virus..

    OMG your sense of humor is amazing!! Still ROTFLMAO!!!
    Because it's a poke at Microsoft... and then you suggest that if you have an IIS server in your pocket, and because IIS is vulnerable to things like Nimda, that it will actually combust!! hahahahahahahah
    Where you do come up with this stuff?? Bwhahahahahahahahahah
    I haven't read anything this fresh and clever in a long time! Bravo! Bravoooo!!!!

    1. Re:bwahahaha by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      It seems the pot is calling the kettle black.

      Let's make a list of the literary devices you've used in your attempt at humour:
      1. Sarcasm

      Let me guess: when lunchtime came at school, you went home so mommy could make you a sandwitch. You had some time to kill, so you visited Slashdot and tried to "shake it up" with your keen wit (easily duplicated by sed).

    2. Re:bwahahaha by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Let's make a list of the literary devices you've used in your attempt at flaming:

      1. childish insult

      So is a "sandwitch" a good witch, or a bad witch?

  33. 5GB == 37 hours of MPEG-4 moving images by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    That's so lame. They're trying to fend off the obvious "5GB isn't very much storage these days" with some arbitrary quantity that is supposed to impress us.

    Gee, would it matter what the content of the images was? Their size? The compression ratio?

    It will hold literally billions of terrabytes of gzipped data!

    Why it would be nice to have editing of posted stories...

  34. Okay... by ultramk · · Score: 1

    ...so now I can be a victim of the /. effect anytime, anywhere?

    m-

    --
    You catch enchiladas by picking them up behind the head and holding them underwater until they don't kick anymore -VeGas
  35. Bluetooth is too slow by Mr.Sharpy · · Score: 4, Informative

    If I remember correctly, bluetooth 1.1 comes in with a transfer rate of about 720Kbps and only works in about a 10m radius (for devices, access points have longer ranges). At that rate, It would take about 16 hours to copy 5GB of data to or from the device. So unless you plan on standing close to somebody for a quite a while, the mental images of swapping mp3 collections or walking for warez can be put on hold for now.

    Now if they will support Bluetooth 2, the situation improves...

    1. Re:Bluetooth is too slow by javatips · · Score: 2

      The device also have a USB port for large data transfert.

      The bandwidth is twice what required for viewing the MPEG4 movies (I assume the 37 hours of MPEG4 in the PR and the 16hours needed to copy all the stuff).

      So it's more than enough for listening/viewing content.

    2. Re:Bluetooth is too slow by KFury · · Score: 2

      "The device also have a USB port for large data transfert."

      USB (USB1.0) isn't any faster...

    3. Re:Bluetooth is too slow by KFury · · Score: 2

      "So unless you plan on standing close to somebody for a quite a while, the mental images of swapping mp3 collections or walking for warez can be put on hold for now. "

      Hardly. If I wanted some cool stuff off your computer, does that mean I want everything on your computer?

      You're my friend. We hang out for a half hour. That's time enough for 38 MP3 tracks, or 133 megs of whatever. A few days later, we hang out again. Swapping continues.

      If you lose the 'must have everything now" mentality, this becomes pretty useful, especially if it happens automatically in the background whenever you're within range of a like-minded wearer. I could see people using these things in class, on the subway, or in traffic. At the end of the day you check out what your hip-scanner picked up for you.

      Keep in mind that not all valuable files are as big as MPEG4 streams or MP3 collections. Back in the day, 500K of porn jpegs would get you through the day, and that would only take six seconds to transmit.

    4. Re:Bluetooth is too slow by Kris_J · · Score: 1

      I think you'll find that USB is 10 times faster than Bluetooth.

    5. Re:Bluetooth is too slow by pacc · · Score: 2

      I think you'll find that USB is infinitly faster than nothing at all.

      And while your at it you will be pleased to know that the power-efficiency of the Bluetooth chip really comes in handy when the battereies need to support the harddrive. (Try to keep it spinning while transfering 5Gb of data over 750 kbps)

  36. Bluetooth iPod - just say no by Tokerat · · Score: 1
    Although it would be nice, I think I'd rather not wait for Bluetooth's slow-ass transfer rate for all my songs.

    Last i knew it was around 1.5Mb/sec, which is around USB speed, correct? (I'm so not-up-to-date with this). MacSlash had a discussion about it a while ago when Apple announced Bluetooth support and everyone agreed putting 802.11b for Airport support would be much better, although much more power consuming.

    If Bluetoth can get teh trqansfer rate up then it would definately be worth it... anyone care to elaborate?

    --
    CAn'T CompreHend SARcaSm?
  37. But can you WATCH those MPEG4s? by chill · · Score: 5, Informative

    Speeds for Bluetooth spec out at under 1 Mbps, depending on range, obstacles, etc. At an average speed of 750 Kbps, could you watch an MPEG-4 encoded video clip at a decent resolution on a handheld? (Hmmm...that OQO has Bluetooth built in.) Check out the specs on Bluetooth.

    --
    Learning HOW to think is more important than learning WHAT to think.
    1. Re:But can you WATCH those MPEG4s? by rassie · · Score: 1

      Correct. The best rate is 768/56k. And that is the *BEST* rate, if there are no other users etc.
      With a DigiAnswer PC card, the best you can hope for is 115k on a Bluetooth LAN connection (why you ask? probably because it does it via some kind of virtual serial connection).
      And seriously, would you want to download 5GB on 768k, much less 115?

    2. Re:But can you WATCH those MPEG4s? by Locutus · · Score: 2

      That sounds about right and this is just why Microsoft wants Bluetooth dead. The lower power handhelds ( read PalmOS-based, Symbian, cell phone ) can support the power requirements of Bluetooth but not 802.11. The WinCE and Linux based handheld pocket PC's already have huge battery systems and can better support the requirements of 802.11.

      Wonder why MS is holding back Bluetooth support and running full steam with 802.11....

      I would much rather have a Bluetooth enabled small/cheap cellphone, ear piece/mic, and PDA instead of a large/expensive single device that does a poor job at everything. Having my desktop Bluetooth enabled or Tivo or one of these servers at the house or office would rock. Bluetooths short range also will keep snooper close enough to get caught or at least seen.

      It looks like 2002 WILL be the year of Bluetooth.

      Awesome!

      LoB

      --
      "Anyone who stands out in the middle of a road looks like roadkill to me." --Linus
    3. Re:But can you WATCH those MPEG4s? by foniksonik · · Score: 1

      "That sounds about right and this is just why Microsoft wants Bluetooth dead."

      While, of course, Apple has supported 802.11b for years now (4-5?) and is pushing Bluetooth enormously in the near term.

      Will M$ ever be at the forefront of technology or will they simply continue to exploit old tech by throwing money at it? hmmm... looks like the latter of the two and yet somehow they still do it and at a profit? could be something to do with their status as a criminal organization with an accused monopoly. (notice that M$ is officially a criminal organization, tried and convicted)

      --
      A fool throws a stone into a well and a thousand sages can not remove it.
  38. I can see piracy will be an even bigger problem by nvts-NUTS · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Remember the story a few months back about the kid who walked into a story and copied the MAC version of MS Office off a store display computer by hooking in his portable device. Well now they'll be no wires to give him away. Now I realize PC software isn't as easy to copy installed versions of but there is a wealth of data now available to be copied without giving yourself away with any obvious wires.

  39. My Farm Roots by DonkeyHote · · Score: -1

    Since the beginning of time, men have been plagued with cold-nosed women
    who simply refused to put out. Well, it was not long before man realized the
    value of Rosey Palm and her five sisters. Men really liked ole' Rose, but she
    lacked that lubricating wetness that provided for mind blowing orgasms that
    pussy could secrete. So those men got to thinking: A pussy is a pussy, no
    matter what the species.. So began the age of Beastiality. Unfortunately,
    fucking animals gave rise to new diseases, like syphilus. So when the rubber
    was finally invented, men could not only beast-fuck without the worry of
    infecting their shlongs, they could also fuck the dead ones.

    Now, with the arrival of AIDS, women are especially stingy with their
    snatches. I hope this guide will be helpful to men & women both.

    1. FINDING AN ANIMAL
    Make sure the animal's cunt is big enough to fit you dick!
    You haven't felt pain until you've had a donkey crack your
    nads! Suggested animals- Sheep, cow, horse (if your over
    6'), pig. Just go out in the country if you live in the
    city, or the zoo if you have no wheels.

    2. FOREPLAY
    Animals have to get excited, just like humans. Try to pick an animal
    without a tail, cause usually they have shit caked in the hair.
    Leave the animal standing, don't attempt to lay it down. Remember,
    they fuck standing up ( Unless you choose a cat ). Now, get on your
    knees and GENTLY grasp her ankles. lose your eyes and slowly run
    your tounge along the length of her slit. Try to hold your nose,
    the slime on her uter lips is a mixture of spit, piss, smegma, and
    whatever else she rubbed her cunt in. Her hips will start to get
    a little relaxed, and soon her pussy-juice will start to drip down
    your face. Use your fingers and find her clit if you can. Work
    a finger in at first, then 2 until her hole is loose enough to bang.

    3. IMPORTANT STEP
    Now slip on your rubber. I recommend Trojan(C), lubbed
    with receptical. Never use ribbed or you'll get kicked
    in the nuts again.

    4. FUCKING THE ANIMAL
    Slowly stand up, you don't want to destroy the mood she's
    in. Animals can be even flakier than real women. Reach
    down nd spread her cuntlips open. Doesn't it look great!
    Now, the hard part. Slowly slide your firm, hard dick up
    her loose, smelly gash. Once you have it in, hold your
    position. Let her get used to the feeling of you member
    inside her. Now slowly grind you pelvis into her ass. I
    know you'll be getting shit all over your bush since her
    asshole is right there, but this will arouse her even
    more. Don't be suprised if she farts either, they can't
    hold gas when they fuck. SLOWLY thrust in and out. Be
    sensitive to the needs of your partner, work out a rythem
    WITH her, don't be selfish. Occasionally reach down and
    fondle her clit, her anus, her thighs. She will loe you
    for it. Now you can quicken the pace and let go of your
    wad. Sometimes, if the mood is right, you can whip off
    your rubber and shoot your wad all over her butt, using
    your cum for lube if you decide to fuck her in the ass
    later.

    5. ANAL SEX
    If you didn't cum on her ass, you might want to lick your fingers
    work them in her asshole. Or you can just lick her asshole and
    wiggle your tounge inside her bowels if you like, both will do the
    tick. Animals are generally not to ound of buttfucking, it hurts
    them too, only they are used to passng massive amounts of shit so
    their assholes are a tad looser.

    6. NECRO-BEASTIALITY
    Necro-beastiality can be dangerous. You are sticking your
    dick in dead flesh, and there's lots of bacteria at work
    decomposing her body. So, now you have more than just one
    disease to worry about. But I know how satisfying it can
    be to fuck a cold, dead pussy. The nice thing is you don't
    have to worry if she wants to or not. She's dead. Also,
    you don't have to worry about lubrication. During the
    course of decaying, the animal's cunt will be bloated with
    puss, so once you start to bang all those tastey juices go
    free!! You might alo want to try oral sex with her. Just
    bend over and lick up the puss. Don't attempt anal sex!

    Her intestines are stiff, when you pull your dick out, her
    guts will still be wrapped around your dick and it gets
    real messy...

  40. USB? by Triv · · Score: 2

    In business, stored presentation data can be transmitted to a BluetoothTM-enabled printer or projector without the need of an intermediary PCs. When large volumes of data do have to be transferred to a PC, an integrated USB port can be used to optimize the speed of the transaction.

    What, no firewire? I understand that it's s'posed to be wireless in the first place, but since they DO include a wired interface you'd think they'd use the fastest available one.

    triv

    1. Re:USB? by Mr.Sharpy · · Score: 1

      Well hopefully it would be USB 2.0. Just about as fast as firewire. Backward compatible with USB 1.0 and 1.1. It would work on just about everyone's pc or mac.

    2. Re:USB? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Uhhh, USB 2.0 is Faster then Firewire, 480Mbps vx 400Mbps

  41. Argg!! Why not 802.11b? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I want a portable wireless hd with 802.11b.. a portable NAS!

    1. Re:Argg!! Why not 802.11b? by jechoe · · Score: 1

      Sounds like the bastard child of an Ipod and a wireless NIC card.

      --
      Push the envelope. Watch it bend.
  42. Actual transfer rate. by juuri · · Score: 4, Informative

    Maximum transfer rate is asynchronous 732.2/57.6kbps. Sync is around 433kbps. So don't expect to be transfering lots of data around. This is still plenty fast enough though for DiVX movies.

    --
    --- I do not moderate.
    1. Re:Actual transfer rate. by questionlp · · Score: 1
      Thanks for the info... even at 400kbps async (interference, distance and the BT chip/controller factored in), that would still be able to stream a DiVX and MP3 files fairly nicely.

      I wonder if they will include a USB (either 1.1 or 2.0, preferrably 2.0) port on the device for faster data transfers from a laptop or a desktop. I'd hate to have to sit around and transfer 4-5GB of files via BT :)

    2. Re:Actual transfer rate. by questionlp · · Score: 1

      Nevermind on the last part... my eyes must have glazed over the last part of the press release. Still, I wonder if it will be USB 1.1 or USB 2.0.

    3. Re:Actual transfer rate. by foniksonik · · Score: 1

      Anyone out ther ever use Firewire or that IEsomethingsomething? Transfer rates are at 400 Mbit/sec.. you know like iPODS?

      Of course iPODS have had bluetooth for a couple of months now but then discontinued because Apple is releasing their own version... in fact the next Powerbooks are also supposed to come w/ bluetooth, April 30th.

      anyways... Firewire 2.0 should really rock... USB 2.0 is already out but isn't really supported by anyone as far as I can tell.

      just comments.

      --
      A fool throws a stone into a well and a thousand sages can not remove it.
  43. Porn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    The porn freaks are going to love this... Nothing like serving up a healthy serving of smut while on the move and virtually untracable.

  44. Keeping it REAL, Ghetto Love in the 21st Century by DonkeyHote · · Score: -1

    Since the beginning of time, men have been plagued with cold-nosed women
    who simply refused to put out. Well, it was not long before man realized the
    value of Rosey Palm and her five sisters. Men really liked ole' Rose, but she
    lacked that lubricating wetness that provided for mind blowing orgasms that
    pussy could secrete. So those men got to thinking: A pussy is a pussy, no
    matter what the species.. So began the age of Beastiality. Unfortunately,
    fucking animals gave rise to new diseases, like syphilus. So when the rubber
    was finally invented, men could not only beast-fuck without the worry of
    infecting their shlongs, they could also fuck the dead ones.

    Now, with the arrival of AIDS, women are especially stingy with their
    snatches. I hope this guide will be helpful to men & women both.

    1. FINDING AN ANIMAL
    Make sure the animal's cunt is big enough to fit you dick!
    You haven't felt pain until you've had a donkey crack your
    nads! Suggested animals- Sheep, cow, horse (if your over
    6'), pig. Just go out in the country if you live in the
    city, or the zoo if you have no wheels.

    2. FOREPLAY
    Animals have to get excited, just like humans. Try to pick an animal
    without a tail, cause usually they have shit caked in the hair.
    Leave the animal standing, don't attempt to lay it down. Remember,
    they fuck standing up ( Unless you choose a cat ). Now, get on your
    knees and GENTLY grasp her ankles. lose your eyes and slowly run
    your tounge along the length of her slit. Try to hold your nose,
    the slime on her uter lips is a mixture of spit, piss, smegma, and
    whatever else she rubbed her cunt in. Her hips will start to get
    a little relaxed, and soon her pussy-juice will start to drip down
    your face. Use your fingers and find her clit if you can. Work
    a finger in at first, then 2 until her hole is loose enough to bang.

    3. IMPORTANT STEP
    Now slip on your rubber. I recommend Trojan(C), lubbed
    with receptical. Never use ribbed or you'll get kicked
    in the nuts again.

    4. FUCKING THE ANIMAL
    Slowly stand up, you don't want to destroy the mood she's
    in. Animals can be even flakier than real women. Reach
    down nd spread her cuntlips open. Doesn't it look great!
    Now, the hard part. Slowly slide your firm, hard dick up
    her loose, smelly gash. Once you have it in, hold your
    position. Let her get used to the feeling of you member
    inside her. Now slowly grind you pelvis into her ass. I
    know you'll be getting shit all over your bush since her
    asshole is right there, but this will arouse her even
    more. Don't be suprised if she farts either, they can't
    hold gas when they fuck. SLOWLY thrust in and out. Be
    sensitive to the needs of your partner, work out a rythem
    WITH her, don't be selfish. Occasionally reach down and
    fondle her clit, her anus, her thighs. She will loe you
    for it. Now you can quicken the pace and let go of your
    wad. Sometimes, if the mood is right, you can whip off
    your rubber and shoot your wad all over her butt, using
    your cum for lube if you decide to fuck her in the ass
    later.

    5. ANAL SEX
    If you didn't cum on her ass, you might want to lick your fingers
    work them in her asshole. Or you can just lick her asshole and
    wiggle your tounge inside her bowels if you like, both will do the
    tick. Animals are generally not to ound of buttfucking, it hurts
    them too, only they are used to passng massive amounts of shit so
    their assholes are a tad looser.

    6. NECRO-BEASTIALITY
    Necro-beastiality can be dangerous. You are sticking your
    dick in dead flesh, and there's lots of bacteria at work
    decomposing her body. So, now you have more than just one
    disease to worry about. But I know how satisfying it can
    be to fuck a cold, dead pussy. The nice thing is you don't
    have to worry if she wants to or not. She's dead. Also,
    you don't have to worry about lubrication. During the
    course of decaying, the animal's cunt will be bloated with
    puss, so once you start to bang all those tastey juices go
    free!! You might alo want to try oral sex with her. Just
    bend over and lick up the puss. Don't attempt anal sex!

    Her intestines are stiff, when you pull your dick out, her
    guts will still be wrapped around your dick and it gets
    real messy...

    f00 yuh!

  45. Ghetto Farm Love, Keeping IT Real by DonkeyHote · · Score: -1

    When I was younger, I used to visit my uncle, who had a farm. I
    remember once when I was about sixteen I was spending a few weeks in
    the summer there.

    My uncle had a man there named Aboab, who worked around the place and
    generally helped out. One day I was walking out by the stables and
    saw Aboab watching the horses. One of the horses, a beautiful dark
    brown stallion, kept biting another hors on the back of the neck.
    "Aboab," I said, "What is he doing?"

    Aboab looked shy for a moment, and, blushing, said "Dat's how horses
    court, missey."

    This intrigued my curiosity. Looking closer, I could see the
    stallion's member hanging down almost to the ground. I was astonished
    at the size of it. Soon the other horse presented herself, and the
    great, brown stallion mounted her. My cheeks were hot with
    embarrasment, but I couldn't take my eyes off it. I became aware of
    Aboab standing close to me, watching the huge beasts. "Missey, you
    ever seen people do it?"

    "No," I mumbled, "of course not."

    "Yo uncle does it every moanin wit de girl dat milks de cows. Would
    you like to see it?"

    This intrigued and excited me. Before I knew it, I found that I had
    agreed to meet Aboab in the barn early the next morning to witness
    this with my own eyes.

    * * *

    The next day I awoke just as the sun was coming up. I was soon out of
    bed and dressed, and headed for the barn. I didn't like what I was
    doing, and felt ashamed of myself, but I couldn't help myself.

    Aboab met me at the barn and took me into the hay loft. He placed us
    on the hay where we could look down onto the main floor, and spread
    some hay over us to hide us.

    Soon Inga came in to milk the cows. SHortly after she arrived my
    uncle walked in and said, "Inga, my dear! There you are! I've
    something here that has been waiting all night for you!" With that,
    he pulled down his pants. I was immediatly reminded of the stallion I
    had seen in action the day before, so large was his tool. Inga knelt
    before him and began stroking and kissing his manhood, cooing over it.
    She placed it in her mouth and began to suck on it.

    As I watched her working on my uncle's member, I became aware that
    Aboab had moved, and was now laying on top of me. I could feel his
    bulge pressing against the crack of my behind. He began working his
    tool against my skirt. I couldn't tell him to stop, because I didn't
    want my uncle to discover us spying on him. Besides, the spectacle
    below us was making me more and more excited.

    Inga suddenly jumped up and said, "Sir, if I do not have you in me
    this minute, I shall scream!" My uncle then laid her down on a table
    and pulled up her skirts. I got an excellent view of her mature
    cunny, much hairier than my own. Then my uncle buried his cock inside
    of her, and began to pump it in and out of her. From the angle I was
    at I had an excellent view of my uncle's huge prick plunging deep into
    her.

    The sight of my uncle screwing Inga excited Aboab immensly. He soon
    pulled my skirt up over my behind, and before I knew it his tool
    plunged deep into my cunny. This was not the first time I had felt a
    man inside of me, but my splendid view of my uncle and Inga made it
    very special. Aboab started groaning softly as he humped me from
    behind, matching his strokes to those of my uncle. It was all I could
    do to keep from crying out as I felt his cock moving inside of me. My
    mind was filled with the sight of my uncle's huge prick at work, and I
    couldn't help but think of how that massive tool would feel. I
    imagined that monstrous member prodding me as Aboab worked at my
    pussy, and it was all I could do to keep from crying out.

    Soon I felt Aboab pulsing inside of me, and he stiffened and pressed
    his body against mine, plunging his tool deep into me. But my uncle
    was still working on Inga, and I heard her whimpering and saw her
    thrashing as she came and came. My uncle seemed tireless. Still he
    pounded away at her. Aboab had collapsed on top of me, and was
    kissing my neck and whispering in my ear. But all I could see was
    that Inga was still being fucked, still coming.

    Then, finally, my uncle stiffened against her and sighed out loud. He
    pulled away from her, and I saw his thick white cream oozing from her
    notch, even as I felt Aboab's running from my own.

    His organ was shriveled now, a pale ghost of its former self, and yet
    still bigger than Aboab's at its hardest. I gazed longingly at it,
    and knew that I would not be happy until I had felt it within me.

    Aboab and I remained in hiding until my uncle and Inga had departed.
    As we waited Aboab fondled my tits and my cunny, admiring my
    tightness. By the time they were both gone, Aboab was ready for
    action again. This time I took him laying on my back, feeling the
    hard thrust of his cock within me. Having just spent himself in me,
    he lasted much longer this time, and his juices lubricated me so that
    we slid in and out of me in a most agreeable fashion. But it was
    still the thought of that massive organ that made me come. I imagined
    it stretching my cunny, filling me with its juice, as Aboab forced
    himself deep inside of me.

    Aboab and I lay for awhile in the hay, touching and stroking one
    another, as I tried to imagine how I could possibly get that massive
    tool.

    * * *

    My uncle had a section of apple trees on his farm. He had a sort of a
    field hand named Nadav who was mainly responsible for taking care of
    the apple trees. Nadav had always intrigued me, because I had often
    seen him in profile, and he seemed quite well equipped in the nether
    regions.

    One day I went out to the apple orchard and told Nadav that I wished
    to pick a few apples if I could find any which were ripe. He picked
    up a ladder and took me out into the orchard, and set the ladder
    against a tree for me. I climbed up the ladder, basket in hand,
    leaving Nadav to steady the ladder for me. I had taken care to leave
    off my undergarments that day, and I made sure to lean out from the
    ladder, holding my legs open so that Nadav could see up my skirts. I
    could tell that I had his full attention whenever I reached for a
    distant apple, as I made sure to do quite often.

    After teasing him thus for a bit, I decided that it was time to be a
    bit more direct. I dropped my basket of apples to him, and told him
    that I was coming down. As I got near the ground, I contrived to slip
    on the ladder, and landed on him with my legs over his shoulders and
    his head under my skirts. I felt him give my cunny a quick kiss
    before he lowered me to the ground, looking quite embarrased.

    "Nadav," I said, "I'm feeling quite faint. Would you help me to the
    gardening shed?"

    He eagerly agreed, and took me to the shed nearby, there laying me
    down on a rude cot that was inside. I felt him stroking my legs as I
    pretended to be faint with exhaustion. "Are you all right, ma'am?" he
    asked.

    "Oh, yes," I replied, "I just need to catch my breath." His hands
    continued to stroke my legs, and slowly edged there way upwards.
    "What are you doing, Nadav? You must stop this instant, or I shall be
    forced to tell my uncle!"

    "Oh, but ma'am," he replied, "I can't help it! You're so lovely, and
    your skin is so smooth and soft!"

    "I really must insist," I said, "you really must stop. This isn't at
    all proper."

    "Oh, but ma'am, I can't help myself!" His hands worked slowly
    upwards, and began to softly stroke the hair on my cunny.

    "But you must! This isn't right. If my uncle found out, we'd both be
    in trouble. You must stop right away. Oh, yes, that's the spot," I
    said, as he found my love button.

    He continued to stroke my mound for awhile, then he said, "Oh, ma'am,
    I can't help it!" With that, he shoved his head under my skirt and
    began licking and kissing my cunny.

    "Well," I said, "if you must, you must." I reached down and unbuckled
    his pants, which fell to the floor to reveal his throbbing manhood.
    In a flash, he was on top of me, kissing my throat and squeezing my
    tits. I felt his throbbing tool rubbing against my portal, and soon
    managed to place the tip of his prong against my love canal. He
    wasted no time in shoving himself deep into me.

    His large cock felt wonderful sliding in and out of me. He humped me
    furiously for a few minutes, but all too soon I felt him stiffen
    against me, shoving his cock as far into me as he could. And then I
    felt his juices pulse into me, and knew it was over, all too soon.
    His equipment was the size of my uncle's, but his endurance was sadly
    lacking.

    As he crooned over me and whispered into my ear, I sadly realized that
    I would not be satisfied until I had felt the full strength and power
    of my uncle's tool.

    I also realized, laying there on the cot with Nadav on top of me, that
    if I was going to find my pleasure among the help, then I'd be much
    better off staying with Aboab.

    * * *

    While I was at my uncle's I noticed that one of the serving girls,
    Maryann, would disappear shortly after dinner almost every night. My
    uncle would then declare that he was going for a walk to smoke a cigar
    (my aunt disapproved of his cigars, and would not let him smoke them
    in the house).

    One night I was determined to find out exactly what happened on these
    walks. Shortly after my uncle left on his evening constitutional, I
    arose from the table, stating that I was full and did not desire any
    dessert, and quietly left the house through the back door. I soon
    spotted the glow of my uncle's cigar in the back garden.

    I slipped quietly into the garden and hid behind a large boxbush.
    Soon I saw Maryann join my uncle in the center of the garden.

    "There you are, my sweet!" my uncle whispered hoarsely. "I've been
    waiting for you. I've been looking forward to this for quite awhile,
    now!"

    "I'm sure you have, sir", she replied. "And did you see me blush when
    you squeezed my buns during dinner?"

    "Yes, I did", he answered. "But don't worry. I don't think Nora
    noticed."

    "Well now you can squeeze them to your heart's content!" With that,
    he put his arms around her and pressed her tightly to him, kissing her
    soundly. I could see quite clearly in the pale moonlight, and felt my
    body shiver in anticipation as I saw my uncle pull up her skirt and
    squeeze her firm bottom. Maryann was no laggard, either, and soon had
    worked his pants open so that she could take his massive tool in her
    hands. I watched with envy as she pulled it and stroked it. "Oh,
    sir!" she cried, "I cannot stand it! I must have it!" She dropped to
    her knees and took the end of his giant member into her mouth. So
    large was it that she could do no more than suck the head of it, which
    she did with wild abandon.

    "Oh, my darling Maryann", he cried, "if you do that much more, you
    will drown in my cum! I must have you right now!"

    She reluctantly drew her head away from his manhood and lay back on
    the grass, pulling him on top of her. Soon he was pounding his tool
    into her with great energy, causing her to moan with joy. I could not
    help myself.

    Soon I was frantically frigging myself with my finger. The wan
    moonlight was not enough to let me see the detail that I longed to
    feel deep inside myself, but my imagination was more than equal to the
    task.

    Maryann began to thrash and cry out, until I was certain that my aunt
    Nora must certainly step outside to see what was happening. This
    added to my sense of excitement, until it was all I could do to keep
    from crying out myself and betraying my presence to my uncle.

    I was entranced by the sight of my uncle's buttocks rising and
    falling, glowing whitely in the dim light, a second moon reflecting
    the one in the sky, but bouncing, thrusting, plunging into the lovely
    serving girl's cunny. My own cunny throbbed and pulsed in sympathy.
    My hand was drenched in my own juices, even though I knew that my
    finger was but a pale shadow of my uncle's manhood.

    Finally, after a seeming eternity of hot sweaty flesh slapping
    together in ecstasy, I saw my uncle stiffen, plunging himself deep
    into Maryann's pussy, and heard him grunt with pleasure. I knew that
    he had shot his load deep into her, and wondered how it would feel to
    be filled by such a tool as his. I quickly and quietly faded back
    into the bushes, so as not to be caught.

    * * *

    Maryann's room had a connecting door with the one I slept in. That
    night I went to the door and asked Maryann if she would mind talking
    with me a bit. She readily agreed, and we were soon curled up on her
    bed chatting away.

    As talk among girls will do, we were soon discussing men. She told me
    a great deal about the various men she had been with at one time or
    another. I wistfully stated that I hadn't even been so close as to
    see a cunny that had had a man. She replied that it looked no
    different than any other cunny, so I challenged her to prove it.
    Before she quite knew what was happening, I had my head under her
    nightgown and was examining her pussy. "Well," I said, "it certainly
    has a lot more hair than mine."

    "Oh, pooh!", she exclaimed, "that just comes with time. Your's will
    have as much hair as mine, soon enough."

    "I think it might smell a bit different, as well", I stated. "I wonder
    how it would taste?" With that, I reached out with my tongue and
    gently licked her.

    "You shouldn't do that", she stated, but she didn't draw away. In
    fact, her legs moved further apart, as if to give me more room.

    Soon I was laid out on my stomach, my head in her lap, giving all my
    attention to her luscious hairy womanhood. It had a strong musky
    taste, and seemed to respond warmly to my ministrations. Soon Maryann
    was moving her hips and cooing with pleasure. I continued to lick her
    private parts, savoring the strong, spicy taste, until suddenly she
    arched her back and I felt a warm gush of liquid which I eagerly
    lapped up.

    "That was heavenly", she murmured, stroking my hair. "Tell me,
    precious, what can I possibly do for you in return?"

    "Well", I replied, "there is one small thing you could do. . ."

    * * *

    The next evening as we were finishing dinner, my uncle arose for his
    evening walk in the garden. As soon as he was gone, I got up, stating
    that I was quite full and did not care for dessert. I slipped out the
    side door and worked my way around to the garden. The moon had not
    risen yet, and it was quite dark.

    I felt my way along the paths, and soon found the open area in the
    center of the garden. I saw a red glow from the end of my uncle's
    cigar, and sidled up to him warmly. He put his arms around me and
    hugged me close to him, telling me softly of all the things he was
    planning to do to me.

    "Why, Maryann", he whispered, "you're awfully quiet tonight. Are you
    sure you want to be here?"

    I murmured quietly in his ear, and pressed my body against him,
    rubbing my crotch against the bulge in his pants. He appeared
    satisfied with that as an answer, and soon I felt his rough hands
    under my skirt, stroking the cheeks of my ass. As Maryann had advised
    me, I was not wearing any underwear, and soon his hands had found my
    tender cunny. He seemed confused for a moment at the sparse hair on
    my mound, so I decided to divert his attention. Holding my arms
    firmly around his waist, I leaned back and drew him on top of me on
    the ground.

    I kissed him fervently, and soon whatever thoughts he had disappeared
    as he rubbed himself against me. My hands frantically unzipped his
    trousers, and soon I could feel his gigantic tool brushing against me.
    I shivered at the thought of what was to come. My juices sprang forth
    in anticipation, and soon I felt the head of his huge rod pressing
    against my portal. He grunted with effort as he pressed himself into
    me, filling me until I thought I would burst. "Oh", he murmured, "oh,
    oh, Maryann, whatever you've been doing, I swear you're tighter than
    ever!"

    Then he began to move his hips, and my world was full with the feeling
    of his giant root sliding in and out of me. It was all that I had
    imagined, and more. He quickened his pace, and my cunny exploded with
    fire and ice as I felt his member thrusting into me. I felt as if I
    was a melon that was about to burst. I felt as if he was going to
    split me in two. Such was the power of his massive rod shoving into
    me.

    It seemed to go on forever. I can feel to this day the glorious
    feeling of his marvelous tool stretching my soft tissues and
    penetrating deeper into me than any other man has ever done. My
    entire world consisted of nothing but a giant cock thrusting against
    yeilding flesh.

    Finally, when it seemed that I could endure no more, I felt his
    wonderful prick plunge deeper into me than ever before, as if he was
    forcing it into me with all the power at his command. Then I felt a
    marvelous sensation, exploding my cunt into shards of ecstasy, as his
    giant tool began to pulse and throb, shooting hot jets of his cum deep
    into me. On and on it went, filling every crevice of my body with his
    sperm. I wrapped my legs around him and pulled him to me, glorying in
    the feeling of his hot cum filling me.

    I felt as if I was adrift in a sea of cum. Slowly he climbed off of
    me. Regretfully I followed, climbing unsteadily to my feet. I kissed
    him soundly, and watched as he drifted off back to the house. After a
    bit, I followed and retired to my room, glorying in the warm feeling
    radiating from my cunny, and the gentle tickle as his hot sperm
    overflowed my pussy and trickled down my legs.

  46. SETI@Home(or not) by idontneedanickname · · Score: 1

    now with a cell phone, the storage and a PDA u can d some SETI number cruching anywhere u want!

    oh, and another thing if u could develop a program that's like kazaa etc. and as soon as someone comes close to u and has something that's on ur dl list it would atomatically start transferring, or it would tell what's avilible where u are and u could choose...wouldn't that be sw33t?!

    --tzan

  47. Nomad Jukebox 3 by user32.ExitWindowsEx · · Score: 1

    Creative could have one-upped this if they had put Bluetooth in the Nomad Jukebox 3. More HDD space...longer battery life...now with Bluetooth for wireless headphones == a very Good Thing(tm).

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  48. FIRST FREE SOFTWARE POST by Anonymous+Cowrad · · Score: -1

    Get 'em while they're hot.

    MT93V - GXPJQ - W4HQ3 - DV2Q7 - 8G64Y
    TQ4CV - XPJR3 - KPG3Q - HGH74 - BMYWT
    VXKC4 - 2B3YF - W9MFK - QB3DB - 9Y7MB
    F6PGG - 4YYDJ - 3FF3T - R328P - 3BXTG
    WFX8X - J8FHX - RY234 - RBPPB - QZWBM
    F2T26 - BMK6H - 69QX8 - FYV8D - TY4CM
    RWRTK - 2RRQC - C4RHF - C7BQF - WP6TB
    RM233 - 2PRQQ - FR4RH - JP89H - 46QYB

    --

    --
    pants ahoy
  49. Nikos Papazoglou crapflood by Commienst · · Score: -1

    N. Papazoglou - N. Ksydakis - M. Lidakis - Glykeria / Manwli Rasouli - Ta Skorpia

    Tracks on this CD

    Pote Boudas, Pote Koudas
    Otan Blepeis Kapoion Mono
    Ydroxoos
    Sfiga
    Trabw Kapno, Fysw Kapno
    Ax, Ellada S' Agapw
    Tsifteteli Tou Diogeni
    Sti Rwgmi Tou Xronou
    Mia I Zwi, Dyo Oi Zwes
    Mi Fobasai
    Lemoni Stin Portokalia
    Ena Ki Ena

    --

    I am into the copy and paste.
  50. Human web server? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    So what, sitting at a desktop computer w/Apache installed makes me a human web server also? Sweet!

  51. Forbidden webcasting? by andyring · · Score: 1

    Think of events such as the Olympics, where there are absolute choke holds on disseminating information outside of their contracts. Think back to the two recent Olympics, where they had teams of people scouring the net for the slightest trace of anything "unauthorized," such as amateur video clips, early reporting of scores, etc. This little bugger has the potential to run rings around that! Think of it - watching an Olympic event over the net in real time, not having to wait for NBC or whomever to run it when they feel like! WooHoo! The possibilities are endless!

  52. That's cool! by jeorgen · · Score: 1
    Maybe in the future young people will have interactive outfits in the form of jewellery that contains lots and lots of data. You express yourself by draping yourself into a landscape of multimedia experiences. Like you could have Ultravox play when somebody pushes you on the shoulder, Encyclopedia Britannica "playing" from one of your knees to show your interest in encyclopedial knowledge, and a live cam view at the back of your neck of the view from a mountaintop in the Himalayas. Bluetooth could work as an aura, or a perfume. A perfume is supposed to consist of three components, a basic scent, a middle scent and a top scent. You could do that with different ranges on your Wi-Fi. Because That is who you are!

    And the girl's Google sensors feel you are nearby...

    /jeorgen

  53. Finally real life will be just like IRC. by highfreq2 · · Score: 1

    But first we'll need androids, town crier types, shouting out: #1 Sim City 10,000 #2 Photoshop 9 #3 ... And a queue of people following behind.

  54. For the traditionalists... by marhar · · Score: 1

    That's about 2.8 million double-spaced typed pages.

    1. Re:For the traditionalists... by MaxVlast · · Score: 3, Funny

      Remember when floppy disks and hard drives had this statistic on them?

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    2. Re:For the traditionalists... by vlag · · Score: 1

      Remember when we bought RAM in "Lines of text"? That always cracked me up. My dad paid almost $2000 CDN in the 80's for 22,000 lines for his Apple I think. :-)

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    3. Re:For the traditionalists... by MaxVlast · · Score: 2

      That was before my time, actually. Wow. I really can't fathom not being able to deal with a text file because of its size. I suppose it translates well to big images, or whatever, but it's much more real when thought of as a text file.

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  55. Portable web server by Baalam · · Score: 1

    Brings a whole new spin to the idea that someone could walk off with you computer

    1. Re:Portable web server by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What..............you mean like a laptop?

  56. Imagine having these at a convention by 1WingedAngel · · Score: 1

    Just point at a vendor table and be able to see their website.

    Even better, being able to point at a prospective new hire at a job fair and call up their resume.

    (Not to mention having all /. users have their Usernames and kharma ratings built in so you can see your friend/foe rating on line-of-site)
    Tim

  57. Picture by joeku · · Score: 4, Informative

    O'Grady has a pic of it. Nice and clean design I might add.

    http://www.powerpage.org/story.lasso?newsID=9274

  58. SE by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    SE Lain is here.

    It's just that Navi is now called Bluetooth.

    Present Day, Present Time, hahahahahaha

  59. Walking Data Haven? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Not this release of course but soon enough.

  60. pshaw by tps12 · · Score: 2
    This device with a 5GB of data can hold up to 37 hours of MPEG-4 moving images.

    This is a hoax. There is no such thing as a "moving image." Such a thing would be as much an absurdity as a carriage which moves under its own power, or heavier-than-air flight, and is the stuff of science fiction.

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    Karma: Good (despite my invention of the Karma: sig)
  61. hmmm by teslatug · · Score: 5, Funny

    Is that 5GB of porn in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? ;)

  62. /me slaps you around a bit.... by CausticPuppy · · Score: 1

    But first we'll need androids, town crier types, shouting out: #1 Sim City 10,000 #2 Photoshop 9 #3 ... And a queue of people following behind.

    And the mIRC users will need to be issued a large trout.

    --
    -CausticPuppy "Of all the people I know, you're certainly one of them." -Somebody I don't know
  63. an even cheaper way to broadcast music by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    If you're going to broadcast music over a couple dozen feet, wouldn't it be more effective to just use speakers and turn up the volume?

    The only use I'd see for the FM transmitter is to broadcast through your own car stereo.

  64. OQO questions by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
    The OQO also runs 802.11b. What I want to know is: 1) Can you do adhoc peer-to-peer? 2) Can you install Linux instead of that digital-rights-enforcing XP crap?

    If so, I want one ;>

  65. Why Not WiFi? by NETHED · · Score: 1

    I figured with better transfer rates, better range, and A LOT MORE equpiement, someone would have made something like this for WiFi. I'd buy one. Stick it in your briefcase while using your laptop on your desk, plenty cheap data storage. And why not? make it nice and cheap using a slow 20 giger and your set.

    whatever

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    --sig fault--
  66. 27 hours with mpeg 4? by PsychoElf · · Score: 1

    I dont know, but most movies i have are at least 650MB.
    At 650MB you get decent quality on a two and a half hour movie.
    On a 5GB disk your gonna fit maybe 7-9 movies depending on their size.
    With 8 movies @2.5 hours thats only 20 hours.
    So I'm guessing Toshiba got to this by loading on lower quality, longer porn movies.

  67. errr.....37 hours....oops by PsychoElf · · Score: 1

    my internal math coprocessor must be bad.

    1. Re:errr.....37 hours....oops by Jaysyn · · Score: 1

      PentiumElf?

      Jaysyn

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  68. FPWP by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll
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  69. Hello? by fungus · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Did I miss something or it has been easy to build a wireless ftp/http server for quite a long time? Bluetooth is slow and has a short range, while a laptop with a 802.11b network card can hold way more than 5 gigabytes, is way faster, and has an operating range very longer.

    Now imagine if every kid on the block had a laptop with a wireless network card in their backpack, swapping clips taken from the "security" x10 wireless cameras around the neighborhood with a p2p application.

    1. Re:Hello? by foniksonik · · Score: 1

      All you need to do is to reverse aging and move to Maine!

      http://www.apple.com/hotnews/articles/2002/04/ma in e/

      "Maine Schools begin to deploy wireless iBooks"

      "In the past few weeks, the first shipments of iBook notebook computers arrived at nine Maine middle schools. These schools, one in each region of the state, were selected to be Demonstration/Exploration Schools to receive an advance deployment of computers, in order to serve as learning laboratories and training sites for teacher professional development, as well as to test the technical reliability of the equipment. The shipments will total 675 iBooks, enough to equip several classrooms of seventh grade students at each school."

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  70. this would work great with Augmented Reality by snub · · Score: 2, Interesting

    If someone were walking aroung with AR goggles on (see recent articles here and on k5) you could broadcast an enhanced version of your appearance to them. You could appear in their vision as any object you chose, even animated. This brings Flash to a whole new level!

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    1. Re:this would work great with Augmented Reality by shadowengr · · Score: 1

      This could be really useful various engineering applications. Not only could you have a better AR system but, you could have one that has access to large amounts of data such as gis, updated plans, and simulations.

  71. are you guys sure... by paradesign · · Score: 1

    are you guys sure this isnt just another iPod hack?

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  72. New realms for Echelon? by smithmc · · Score: 1
    Two agents walk up to a park bench and sit. Never talking, exchanging anything or touching. They sit for 1/3 hour while the secrets are copied from one to the the other. (and if they are double agents the transfer will be bi-directional) Then they get up an leave.

    Man, the CIA and FBI will hate that...

    I know this was supposed to be a joke, but seriously - do you think the various Three-Letter Agencies aren't going to try and surveil all this data somehow?

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    1. Re:New realms for Echelon? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      why decrypt now what you can record and decrypt later...

      or whatever, it's radio for fuck's sake.

  73. Good for the pirates.. by danielobvt · · Score: 1

    It would force them to get out. See the world around them. Maybe even .. socialize IRL with other people who share their interests. At the very least they wouldn't be sitting at home, snarfing Doritos and guzzling Mountain Dew.

  74. Your not using wired headphones, right? by systemaster · · Score: 1

    There is already a bt ear bud/mic for cell phones, just make it stereo and your all set. Which won't be too far off as you say, just need the $$$ to come down. But a real question for those that know about bluetooth, do all these devices actually work together, if I have say a bt harddrive and bt ear piece, how do I get the mp3 from the HD to my ear...OK lets make it reasonable and say I have another device for controling and display, a fancy watch or PDA with bt. Will all these devices automatically talk and work with each other? I assume they can talk, in my example they all use bluetooth.

    an analogy: with wired eithernet and tcp/ip, a linux box doesn't automatically work with a windows box. BUT I can install samba on the linux box and they will work together. Bad comparison I know, but the point is. With these blue tooth devices, with the exception of the PDA, I can't just install software to make them work together. The BT ear bud/mic for cell phones I have seen requires its transmitter that plugs into the phone, its included but can my built in BT in my mp3 player send to the phone earbud?

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  75. To be honest, I'm more worried... by Suburban+nmate · · Score: 1

    ...about yet another source of radiation hanging around my balls. Presumably the radiation output varies with bandwidth usage, and I dont want some leech roasting my love spuds. That's one Denial Of Service we can all do without.

    My old dodgy Nokia 3210 is quite enough, thankyouverymuch.

    Ali

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  76. Cool !! by Tha_Zanthrax · · Score: 2, Funny

    Now we can slashdot real people !!!

  77. Illegal without a license by fatcow · · Score: 0

    That, of course, will be illegal in the UK without a license.

    www.radio.gov.uk