I've been running Nvidia's stereoscopic mode on my display with anaglyph glasses(red-green glasses) and it works fine with games, if you exclude the whole see the game in a nasty brown color. I am also disappointed there aren't any stereodrivers for more productive uses like 3d modelling programs.
Filters simply do not work, there are sites called proxies that allow one to visit filtered sites. Blocking proxy sites is like cutting heads off a hydra, cut one off and another pops up.
So this squid drifts just above the bottom of the seabed dragging its tentacles along the bottom to pickup yummy tidbits. Why not put a similar system on that Titan balloon probe for sampling the ground/lakes.
My university both supports and is against bittorrent. There are posters that say we shouldn't use it, while at the same time there are instructions on how to securely use bittorrent on a university website. Guess it's because we have one of the co-creators of bittorrent on campus.
Heck, you could make the tank out of graphene. Graphene can stand incredible pressures, as graphene has a Young's modulus of 0.5 TPa. That's 0.5 TERAPASCALS.
Regardless of whether you really could fill a balloon with vacuum, a balloon made of graphene would still have some pretty awesome lifting power, because graphene weighs a lot less.
BTW, a balloon made of single graphene sheet might be considered a buckyball.
With more accurate motion sensing capabilities, my wiimote based shoulder fired missiles should be capable of hitting within 5 feet of the target! A major improvement of the 30 feet of the target I get now.
I am going to go find a place where these lines aren't underground and see if I can get my neodymium magnets to levitate on it.
Maybe even play some superconducting variant of hockey...
Well one thing for sure, those cartoony avatars are really creeping me out. Definitely deep in the uncanny valley.
Oh yeah it also has furries making it a prime target for virtual world trolling.
Then I would just put something on it that imitates the skin's resistance and moisture levels. Say a paper towel soaked in salt water covered with a piece of tape so I don't get shocked.
Anyway what would happen then if I had to use the bathroom and got water on it?
Also what if someone builds a device to trigger these things? They could cause crowds of passengers to fall down all over the airport or airplane.
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making hippies think they are protected from "harmful" radio waves, so other people can enjoy the internet.
What's to prevent me from hacking the software/hardware to liberate it? Of course that is if I even buy one in the first place.
Hack the firmware and make it play pong. Or a very simple version of doom.
I've been running Nvidia's stereoscopic mode on my display with anaglyph glasses(red-green glasses) and it works fine with games, if you exclude the whole see the game in a nasty brown color. I am also disappointed there aren't any stereodrivers for more productive uses like 3d modelling programs.
Filters simply do not work, there are sites called proxies that allow one to visit filtered sites. Blocking proxy sites is like cutting heads off a hydra, cut one off and another pops up.
So this squid drifts just above the bottom of the seabed dragging its tentacles along the bottom to pickup yummy tidbits. Why not put a similar system on that Titan balloon probe for sampling the ground/lakes.
My university both supports and is against bittorrent. There are posters that say we shouldn't use it, while at the same time there are instructions on how to securely use bittorrent on a university website. Guess it's because we have one of the co-creators of bittorrent on campus.
Now I have to buy yet another Nintendo DS!
It sure is a good thing that they have 30-40 spare magnets.
Usually heat shimmering is a problem for seeing further with binoculars and telescopes.
Heck, you could make the tank out of graphene. Graphene can stand incredible pressures, as graphene has a Young's modulus of 0.5 TPa. That's 0.5 TERAPASCALS.
Regardless of whether you really could fill a balloon with vacuum, a balloon made of graphene would still have some pretty awesome lifting power, because graphene weighs a lot less. BTW, a balloon made of single graphene sheet might be considered a buckyball.
Wonder if there is a way to harvest them from the street.
This brings a whole new meaning to "political hack."
that the bad guys are some sort of file sharing program.
Well then, looks like the winner of the Lunar X Prize won't launch in the US, and probably won't start a business here either.
It means Dr. Angelopoulos has much more important things to do than press releases.
AURORAL ADVERTISING! Soon the sky will be filled with huge flickering corporate logos and slogans.
This is an interesting approach to security, use machines so old that no one can crack. Maybe that's why the Russians still use vacuum tubes in MiGs.
With more accurate motion sensing capabilities, my wiimote based shoulder fired missiles should be capable of hitting within 5 feet of the target! A major improvement of the 30 feet of the target I get now.
You do know about thermodynamics don't you?
I am going to go find a place where these lines aren't underground and see if I can get my neodymium magnets to levitate on it. Maybe even play some superconducting variant of hockey...
You just scared the **** out of me. No wonder MiGs still use vacuum tubes.
Well one thing for sure, those cartoony avatars are really creeping me out. Definitely deep in the uncanny valley. Oh yeah it also has furries making it a prime target for virtual world trolling.
Then I would just put something on it that imitates the skin's resistance and moisture levels. Say a paper towel soaked in salt water covered with a piece of tape so I don't get shocked. Anyway what would happen then if I had to use the bathroom and got water on it? Also what if someone builds a device to trigger these things? They could cause crowds of passengers to fall down all over the airport or airplane.