Gadgets for the Lazy
theodp writes "The Pentagon has found the perfect way to demonstrate it's purely the thought that counts - 700 bugle emulators which sit in real bugles and play 'Taps' at military funerals. The Ceremonial Bugle is just one item in Wired's collection of Gadgets for the Lazy."
are diapers with an IP address, so I can log in to them. Not for my kid, for me.
No need to read the article! The entire article is in the summary!
The editor's are getting the idea now!
...I wonder if they'll get an orchestra to play the theme to the Empirial March or just pop the sound track in the nearest car stereo?
:-\
Tom Caudron
http://tom.digitalelite.com/politics.html
P.S. Attended a military funeral a couple of years ago. They played taps on a tape player. This device is a step UP not down from that experience.
-Tom
Right! They could wake the dead! Waaaait a minute...
I was thinking to myself "how lazy can people be?" when I realized that I was actively using one of the devices in the article:
http://www.theemptyroom.com/ST_14.jpg
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I hate to prove their point, but i find it annoying to have to scroll down under the text to read about the device. I wish there was a gadget to do it for me.
Damned bugle emulator was playing a pirated mp3 of "Taps".
I scream. You scream. I assume that means we're both acquainted with the problem. We proceed.
That's great, but it ruins the whole funeral when the guy pushes the "Revellie" (morning wake-up) button by mistake.
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