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Heard of a wireless electric screwdriver?
(btw this discussion is mental masturbation at its highest)
Re:The problem with wireless devices...
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You kind of have a point, but anonycoward is right... the brick is wireless, but the speakers aren't.
Wall warts are black boxes: you don't care whether it has an inefficient voltage-dropping resistor or gnomes, you just want a certain voltage at the output. Therefore, it being wireless is irrelevant.
I agree with you a little, though. A better explanation for the toothbrush being wireless is that it can also be separated from the base at any time.
Not natively. However, it runs [like crap] on wine. But you're a Mac user, therefore an artist, therefore you'll be better off with secondlife where you can easily create textures and objects.:D
I used to think people exagerated when they said americans always think about applications for war...
Or better, what if we could anchor a nuclear barge 50 miles off a foreign shore to power troop deployments?
Luckily it's the russians, who I guess are broke so they won't be invading anytime soon. If they could build many of them they could ship a few here to help with the energy crisis.
(-1, Tries too hard)
Anyway, give the freaking bands to HAMs. who cares if they don't sell old tvs: if you're a ham, it shouldn't cost too much to get a tuner
there are lots of articles in that category. not 1 or 2.
more on topic, this will be more necessary as bigger drives show up, people throw away their old ones just so they can "store uncompressed 50fps 10000x7500 16-bits per channel video"
whatever... seriously, people, if you're going to project into a wall you're not going to be close enough to care about those resolutions..
You mean..../configure sudo apt-get install imagemagick./configure sudo apt-get openssl-0.7./configure./configure --open-ssl=/usr/local/openssl make sudo aptitude install gcc make (search forums on error message) emacs.drivercodes make sudo make install
Indoors you don't have gps, so you have to rely on other sensor input. An article on IEEE mentioned robots with radar which created small map segments which were stiched to create a big map.
Thanks, you brought back fond memories of my childhood... which would be like 3 years ago:P
maybe the future will be more like firefly and less like star wars
Actually, I found their spam filter the best (but I haven't used that account for a year, so...). Practically none false positives and no spam getting through. On GMail, I get so much spam I don't check it anymore. Still, it seems as good a filter as yahoo's
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Heard of a wireless electric screwdriver?
(btw this discussion is mental masturbation at its highest)
You kind of have a point, but anonycoward is right... the brick is wireless, but the speakers aren't.
Wall warts are black boxes: you don't care whether it has an inefficient voltage-dropping resistor or gnomes, you just want a certain voltage at the output. Therefore, it being wireless is irrelevant.
I agree with you a little, though. A better explanation for the toothbrush being wireless is that it can also be separated from the base at any time.
Not natively. However, it runs [like crap] on wine. But you're a Mac user, therefore an artist, therefore you'll be better off with secondlife where you can easily create textures and objects. :D
It was a typo:
internet addicts as wiii as alcoholics
Wanna see a thing like secondlife without capitalism and a better atmosphere? Activeworlds. Too bad citizenship costs a bundle.
Escherichia coli ring a bell?
(-1, Tries too hard)
Anyway, give the freaking bands to HAMs. who cares if they don't sell old tvs: if you're a ham, it shouldn't cost too much to get a tuner
there are lots of articles in that category. not 1 or 2.
more on topic, this will be more necessary as bigger drives show up, people throw away their old ones just so they can "store uncompressed 50fps 10000x7500 16-bits per channel video" whatever... seriously, people, if you're going to project into a wall you're not going to be close enough to care about those resolutions..
I run ubuntu, haven't configured any firewalls or stuff (but I'm behind a router). Does that count? I've no idea how to check for attacks.
I loved the printed image part, accessible by a reader... :D
You mean... ./configure ./configure ./configure ./configure --open-ssl=/usr/local/openssl .drivercodes
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
sudo apt-get openssl-0.7
make
sudo aptitude install gcc
make
(search forums on error message)
emacs
make
sudo make install
problems (as I see it):
kids who have to work and can't study
Indoors you don't have gps, so you have to rely on other sensor input. An article on IEEE mentioned robots with radar which created small map segments which were stiched to create a big map.
Thanks, you brought back fond memories of my childhood... which would be like 3 years ago :P
maybe the future will be more like firefly and less like star wars
No need to have two cameras. Have the laser pointing slightly higher than the camera. The farther the object is, the higher the point will show up in the cam. Been done.a nger.html
http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~twd25/webcam_laser_r
Most of latin america uses windows.
Actually, I found their spam filter the best (but I haven't used that account for a year, so...). Practically none false positives and no spam getting through.
On GMail, I get so much spam I don't check it anymore. Still, it seems as good a filter as yahoo's