I don't know about you, but I would get very worried if my power tools started running around wearing women's clothing. Or any clothing at all, for that matter. Spooky.
-- We don't have a state-run media we have a media-run state.
I took my sabersaw onto the train the other day, and people looked at me funny and called me mean names. I think they were offended by the nude power tool...
So then I dressed my sabersaw in a sundress, and now none of the other riders bothers me any more. In fact, I have a whole train car to myself...
-- "Can of worms? The can is open... the worms are everywhere."
How much AI in these?
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Gortbusters.org
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The Robot Wars phenomenon, begun in San Francisco, gave rise to Comedy Central's "Battlebots" and a similar new show on Tech TV.
I always found Battlebots to be more like remote control cars on steroids. What I want is something with a little more AI, like Honda's ASIMO (or whatever its called), give those guys a sword, shield, and we'll have Light Ages of Camelot - Live!
I've seen fuzzy robots! Woe unto man.
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flyneye
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I've never heard anyone here discuss SURVIVAL RESEARCH LABS. I've seen fuzzy robots in their videos.Of course it was usually a robot clothed in a dead rotting animal carcass. SRL was probably the great grandfather precursor to battlebots(which I've always found to be waaaay wimpy compared to SRL) The difference being many of SRLs robots are industrial size,insanely dangerous and operate under much less stringent rules of conduct than battlebots. Mark Pauline the founder is a fantastic gearhead-artist-geek.Check out the SRL site at http://www.srl.org/
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other odd things that get raced
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UnixRevolution
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besides the lawnmower races mentioned by someone else (i've actually seen these on tv, they're pretty funny), people also race:
I don't know about you, but I would get very worried if my power tools started running around wearing women's clothing. Or any clothing at all, for that matter. Spooky.
We don't have a state-run media we have a media-run state.
The Robot Wars phenomenon, begun in San Francisco, gave rise to Comedy Central's "Battlebots" and a similar new show on Tech TV.
I always found Battlebots to be more like remote control cars on steroids. What I want is something with a little more AI, like Honda's ASIMO (or whatever its called), give those guys a sword, shield, and we'll have Light Ages of Camelot - Live!
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Free your mind.
So if these are like drag races, would walking disk drives be the equivalent of a tractor pull/monster truck event?
derigiderbils? (or happy furry party gerbiloons?)
If good things come to those who wait...why work now? Procrastinate!
I think I know who took the Segway.
This is where it all started. The International Belt Sander Drag Race Association.
"Want in one hand and spit in the other and see which one fills up first." - My Dad
Damn, screwed up the links. Here they are again:
National Belt Sander Racing Association
International Belt Sander Drag Race Association
Tyrol Basin Belt Sander Races
North Liberty Belt Sander Races
I've never heard anyone here discuss SURVIVAL RESEARCH LABS.
I've seen fuzzy robots in their videos.Of course
it was usually a robot clothed in a dead rotting animal carcass.
SRL was probably the great grandfather precursor to battlebots(which I've always found to be waaaay wimpy compared to SRL)
The difference being many of SRLs robots are industrial size,insanely dangerous and operate under much less stringent rules of conduct than battlebots.
Mark Pauline the founder is a fantastic gearhead-artist-geek.Check out the SRL site at http://www.srl.org/
*Repent!Quit Your Job!Slack Off!The World Ends Tomorrow and You May Die!
besides the lawnmower races mentioned by someone else (i've actually seen these on tv, they're pretty funny), people also race:
Tractors
Shopping carts (motorized)
golf carts
rubber band/spool racers
people, especially americans, will race damn near anything.
You like your new Mac more than you like me, don't you, Dave? Dave? I asked...She said Yes.