Been looking for a solution for this for quite a while. Got two of these from work when they determined that they were dead end devices that we were not going to use. Now that I know it is there I can't seem to find the exploit. Search goes on.
Write any page that might be interesting to slashdot geeks in a foriegn language that most of slashdots readers don't understand. They will all just hang out on slashdot and wait for a translation to be posted on someone elses servers!;^)
"For example, Mann and his graduate students have developed software that can transform billboards or other rectangular shapes in the physical world -- when viewed through the lens of a wearable computer -- into virtual boxes for reading e-mail and other messages."
So in the future we will be able to take the real world and turn it into what we want? So I can make every billboard have Cindy Crawford on it or make it a linux add? What about if we just don't want to see the messages that are around us in the "real" world. I swear officer I didn't see 65 on that speed limit sign. My eye piece made it look like it said 85mph.
I know that I have had times in my life where I have spent 18 - 20 hours in front of my computer. At that time I thought I had a great life but in truth it sucked. All I did was read and write code and emails. There is so much more to life than that. Sometimes it is good to take a step away from the monitor and see the world as it is.
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Amazing AWS goes down randomly like Azure does? Huh?
Been looking for a solution for this for quite a while. Got two of these from work when they determined that they were dead end devices that we were not going to use. Now that I know it is there I can't seem to find the exploit. Search goes on.
This way when there is a dispute over ip addressing UN peace keepers can just observe the dispute while the parties kill each other...
Write any page that might be interesting to slashdot geeks in a foriegn language that most of slashdots readers don't understand. They will all just hang out on slashdot and wait for a translation to be posted on someone elses servers! ;^)
"For example, Mann and his graduate students have developed software that can transform billboards or other rectangular shapes in the physical world -- when viewed through the lens of a wearable computer -- into virtual boxes for reading e-mail and other messages."
So in the future we will be able to take the real world and turn it into what we want? So I can make every billboard have Cindy Crawford on it or make it a linux add? What about if we just don't want to see the messages that are around us in the "real" world. I swear officer I didn't see 65 on that speed limit sign. My eye piece made it look like it said 85mph.
I know that I have had times in my life where I have spent 18 - 20 hours in front of my computer. At that time I thought I had a great life but in truth it sucked. All I did was read and write code and emails. There is so much more to life than that. Sometimes it is good to take a step away from the monitor and see the world as it is.