Yes I know how hard it is. It took me about 6 to 8 months, 10 emails, and 3 phone calls to get removed and stop receiving emails. This was in around 98 and I haven't dealt with them since.
But give him the benifit of the doubt? He does want to turn space into a commercial arena (Blue Origin). He gets points for that.
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The best tool for sharing the graphics after they are produced is http://depicto.com/
Depicto is great. It lets you and other remote users interactively comment/edit/modify graphics. One of the best remote-office tools I've seen in a while.
Disclaimer: I don't have any stake in Depicto but I am friends with the developer.
OK, I didn't RTA, but Depicto at http://depicto.com/ lets you share things among any number of people at any number of networked computers. And any of them can modify/comment on the image/text in realtime while all others watch. Pretty cool! I use it to work with my remote office all the time.
I've been dealing with the screen whine on a Zire. I found 5 minutes filling out a form on the BBB website got me a replacement really quick. Just wait, I'm sure in a couple years there will be a lawsuit about the screen whine... Until then, buy earplugs?
Most of this company is funded on DoD and military budgets like you mention. They have ad-hoc flocking guided parachute systems. Pretty cool stuff, especially when the flock splits at the end and they go into holding/landing patterns:
But don't tell my boss. I showed him that, and he liked it so much he's buying me an iPodPhoto just so we can add that export functionality to the app I'm building:)
One wonders why these literal rocket scientists didn't just get a software programmable Linux or PalmOS based wrist-computer and hack together a Mars-time display application into it?"
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Comparing apples and oranges is perfectly valid...
m e1/v1i3/air-1-3-apples.html
http://www.improbable.com/airchives/paperair/volu
http://www.darwinmag.com/read/0502/apples.html
Obligatory link to EdGCM, the climate model that you can run on your own Windows or Mac computer:
http://edgcm.org/
I have 1/2 of that:
"This site server is running on a headless laptop (seen below) sitting in my desk drawer. The computer has 32 MB of ram and runs at 200 MHz."
http://spacebit.dyndns.org/
Yes I know how hard it is. It took me about 6 to 8 months, 10 emails, and 3 phone calls to get removed and stop receiving emails. This was in around 98 and I haven't dealt with them since.
But give him the benifit of the doubt? He does want to turn space into a commercial arena (Blue Origin). He gets points for that.
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http://www.fightthebull.com/bullfighter.asp
Also, for sharing images:
http://depicto.com/
The best tool for sharing the graphics after they are produced is http://depicto.com/
Depicto is great. It lets you and other remote users interactively comment/edit/modify graphics. One of the best remote-office tools I've seen in a while.
Disclaimer: I don't have any stake in Depicto but I am friends with the developer.
OK, I didn't RTA, but Depicto at http://depicto.com/ lets you share things among any number of people at any number of networked computers. And any of them can modify/comment on the image/text in realtime while all others watch. Pretty cool! I use it to work with my remote office all the time.
I've been dealing with the screen whine on a Zire. I found 5 minutes filling out a form on the BBB website got me a replacement really quick. Just wait, I'm sure in a couple years there will be a lawsuit about the screen whine... Until then, buy earplugs?
Your subject, comparing apples and oranges, is invalid:
m e1/v1i3/air-1-3-apples.html
http://www.improbable.com/airchives/paperair/volu
http://www.darwinmag.com/read/0502/apples.html
Most of this company is funded on DoD and military budgets like you mention. They have ad-hoc flocking guided parachute systems. Pretty cool stuff, especially when the flock splits at the end and they go into holding/landing patterns:
http://www.atairaerospace.com/
"If Pacman had affected us as kids we'd be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music."
Mmmm... pills.
It's been done years ago here
true dat.
:)
But don't tell my boss. I showed him that, and he liked it so much he's buying me an iPodPhoto just so we can add that export functionality to the app I'm building
This is the best reason to have an iPodPhoto:
http://homepage.mac.com/rossetantoine/osirix/
One wonders why these literal rocket scientists didn't just get a software programmable Linux or PalmOS based wrist-computer and hack together a Mars-time display application into it?"
I did: MarsClock
Mars24 has been ported to a Palm Pilot:
MarsClock
Here is a GPL PalmPilot port I wrote of Mars24 (using the actual time code, just a different UI):
MarsClock.