Since when is someone's pathetic blog considered news? Sweet jesus on a motorbike!! There's gotta be something relevant happening out there SOMEWHERE!!
I can see how this thing would work out in an industrial setting (like patrolling a warehouse), but I can't see the average home user dropping their $$ for one. The thing would go apesh!t everytime you burn the toast!
In the aftermath of yesterday's gruesome terrorist attack, I'd like to recommend that we fly black ad banners on our sites for a few days in memory of the victims and their families.
Just sitting back and waiting for Doug Englebart to call the patent police on this one! (that is, after they're finished with the whole "one-click ordering" hullaballoo...
In the photo, it looks like the plexiglass goes all the way around from top to bottom. As long as the footprint is > or = the top diameter (which it appears to be) it should be pretty sturdy. Also the guts of the cube look like they take up the upper 2/3 of the thing, preventing it from being truly top-heavy.
We have one here at the University of Virginia Center for Advanced Computational Tech. at NASA Langley. It's kinda neat the first few times, but there's the nagging problem of getting things to wrap around the corners of the room properly. To replace it, we've invested in ARC's VisionDome. Ooooooo...:-)
Sorry to hear about the house, Hemos. Glad you guys are okay, though. I'll gladly donate a partition of my Linux box if you guys need anything mirrored or served.
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Or does A9's results look like a bunch of ads? I really can't see what I'm getting at A9 that I couldn't be getting at Google *without all the ads!*
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Swatch's Internet Time proposal.
And we all saw how well THAT caught on...
Okay, is it just me or was anyone else totally expecting to see a 2.5 gigapixel image of goat.se?
/. was becoming predictable they go and pull a fast one...
Just when I though
stopping startrek...
stopping starwars...
stopping stargate...
"kill -9" 'em all!
...is NeoSpeech. It's not free but the humanistic quality is MUCH better than the AT&T demo.
Hellabad lag, but what a LAN party!
Intergalactic PlanetarREEE!
Don't think so. There's already a alpha installer for v.6 (http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/early/)
...read "Man in His Time" by Brian Aldiss.
or Winizzle...or Linizzle...
Since when is someone's pathetic blog considered news? Sweet jesus on a motorbike!! There's gotta be something relevant happening out there SOMEWHERE!!
Sounds like they're well on their way to a full body exoskeleton one day. ;-)
A human with the libido of a rabbit. Hmmm...
Nah. Fishburne is pretty much built like a Sequoia trunk anyway.
Add to that list the 16ft Transonic tunnel at Langley.
What a lame hook line. Whatever happened to "I'll be back" or "Hasta la vista, baby"? Now, those were decent memorable lines.
I can see how this thing would work out in an industrial setting (like patrolling a warehouse), but I can't see the average home user dropping their $$ for one. The thing would go apesh!t everytime you burn the toast!
In the aftermath of yesterday's gruesome terrorist attack, I'd like to recommend that we fly black ad banners on our sites for a few days in memory of the victims and their families.
Our hearts and prayers are with them.
2001-03-17 15:23:42 (as an ex-NASA employee, I should win this eeeeeasy!) ;-)
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Just sitting back and waiting for Doug Englebart to call the patent police on this one! (that is, after they're finished with the whole "one-click ordering" hullaballoo...
In the photo, it looks like the plexiglass goes all the way around from top to bottom. As long as the footprint is > or = the top diameter (which it appears to be) it should be pretty sturdy. Also the guts of the cube look like they take up the upper 2/3 of the thing, preventing it from being truly top-heavy.
We have one here at the University of Virginia Center for Advanced Computational Tech. at NASA Langley. It's kinda neat the first few times, but there's the nagging problem of getting things to wrap around the corners of the room properly. To replace it, we've invested in ARC's VisionDome. Ooooooo... :-)
Sorry to hear about the house, Hemos. Glad you guys are okay, though. I'll gladly donate a partition of my Linux box if you guys need anything mirrored or served.
--Idjit