The demo video showed a very interesting way to sort a lot of photos quickly. I have a lot of photos, and somehow there always seems to be one or two out of place, or they could be broken down granularly/better etc. The trouble is making file folder trees and using a browser of some sort(like the picture view folder option in winxp) always seems clunky.
I like the idea of dragging and dropping into piles... with a toggle option for a grid that -unpiles- and shows in more structured way what you've accumulated. It looked faster and easier than anything else out there. Problem is, I can't get the code to try it out, because lo and behold it doesn't exist -yet-. It does seem a touch suspect. I want an announcement when its ready, not before...
Still, too many people above this post are spending more time trying to sound cerebral than they are actually LOOKING at what the product seems to d0. Its pretty dern neat!
What about high tension power lines?
Microwaves (already mentioned...)
Radio Station beacons (100,000 watts of power!)
Cell phone towers
the RF interference broadcast out of your big a$$ TV
Wireless Telephones?
Russian Satellites:)
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The demo video showed a very interesting way to sort a lot of photos quickly. I have a lot of photos, and somehow there always seems to be one or two out of place, or they could be broken down granularly/better etc. The trouble is making file folder trees and using a browser of some sort(like the picture view folder option in winxp) always seems clunky. I like the idea of dragging and dropping into piles... with a toggle option for a grid that -unpiles- and shows in more structured way what you've accumulated. It looked faster and easier than anything else out there. Problem is, I can't get the code to try it out, because lo and behold it doesn't exist -yet-. It does seem a touch suspect. I want an announcement when its ready, not before... Still, too many people above this post are spending more time trying to sound cerebral than they are actually LOOKING at what the product seems to d0. Its pretty dern neat!
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What about high tension power lines? Microwaves (already mentioned...) Radio Station beacons (100,000 watts of power!) Cell phone towers the RF interference broadcast out of your big a$$ TV Wireless Telephones? Russian Satellites :)