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Scenes From Bob Young's New Tech Circus
Chris Strider writes "Bob Young has left Red Hat, but he's still been keeping busy. I recently went to his new venture, the Lulu Tech Circus. I have to admit some of the stuff there was pretty cool, especially the robotics. On the other hand, some of it was pretty weird, like the electronic band with the alien heads.
Anyway, the local online TV station RTPTV.com put up some video scenes from the Circus if you want to watch it."
Did anybody else see Gumby in that video??? He's right at the begining! Gumby lives again!
The circus has robotices, eh? So, this is where the eight legged walking scorpion robot is walking... It wants to join the circus!
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Dear Slashdot,
From now on, could you just post hints and / or possibly clues to the location and content of the site, rather than actually linking to it? I think that having to find the site might deter every reader from hammering it's server at once. Then I could actually check the link out. Jinkies.
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-Jason Strumfelds
Aslich, Texas
This is what you get when you let the geekiness hang out all over the place.
Is not your inner geek screaming out for freedom? Does your inner geek not yearn for rocket cars, megawatt lazers, and robots with shotgun attachments? Can your inner geek not hear, not just the calling for some good deathmatch, But deathmatch on a 52" plasma with a 500 watt 6 channel system. Yea, I say. No amount of legos, folding tables, and alien inspired freeform experimental music will satisfy the inner geek.
A spectacle must be spectacular.
Still, there's probably nothing better to do.
I checked my pirourities and they said 'you don't play darts outside' followed by 'if you go outside for the rest of the day, your boss will fire you'
All things in moderation; including moderation
Just in case people are undecided as to whether to download the video footage or not, I know that there's a pretty big demographic out there that would be interested in one thing - beowulf clusters. There's a few seconds of footage from a talk being given on that. Perhaps it was a local chapter of the support group meeting for an "Imagine A Beowulf Cluster Of <Foo>"(IABCOF).
A planet where apes evolved from men? Long live the apes.
that infects many that made their money young and retired. . . he doesn't know what to do with himself.
Rather than spending the next few years pissing away his money on ill considered ventures I'd like to suggest to him what many have found to be the cure for his ennui.
Golf.
KFG