With this new system I developed, I can play games with brain signals! I send a brain signal to my finger to press the correct key, and presto! The avatar moves!
"Let's hope you never leave old friend
Like all good things on you we depend
So stick around, cause we might miss you
When we grow tired of all this visual.
You had your time, you had the power,
You've yet to have your finest hour,
Radio."
-- Radio Gaga - Queen
This technology looks like it could be used in palmtop devices. The Sharp Zaurus series of handhelds had one device with a 4 GB drive in it. The palmOne LifeDrive may also have uses for this technology.
But, above all, it would be best in the laptops, both for smaller size and for extended battery life.
What will these virus creators think of next?
Virus: "$200 for your files, $500 for your mouse!"...and later...
Doctor: "I don't think he is going to make it; this virus is holding his heart hostage and is demanding $500!"
Just imagine if these crackers put their "skills" to something worthwhile!
"Suprisingly Positive?" I don't think that Episodes 1 and 2 really crashed and burned did they? I mean, they were on the highest grossing movies list!
Who doesn't like Star Wars anyway?
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Or have them raid Google's offices instead.
Now if only we could create some giant space vacuum...
With this new system I developed, I can play games with brain signals! I send a brain signal to my finger to press the correct key, and presto! The avatar moves!
...should be Ctrl, Alt, and Delete!
SpeZek, you are too slow. On Engadget, this was the first comment.
In this case, I totally agree with the FCC Commissioner.
Everyone should get DRM set up as soon as possible.
Oh, sure. It is OK for Microsoft to take 18 months for an upgrade, but Debian on the other hand...
If you are like me, the first thing you did is to check and see if Linux runs on it...
Linux Devices Review
Tuxmobil list of successful installs
and
Handtops guide to installing Debian
Note:
It is also possible to make it a dual boot (of course!), just in case you actually wanted XP.
Why should this put a hamper on OSS distribution? Isn't this just Windows trying to be more like Linux, i.e. like apt-get or CNR for Linspire?
I don't think that this really would hurt OSS distribution at all, but would instead provide more of a reason to use OSS.
"Let's hope you never leave old friend
Like all good things on you we depend
So stick around, cause we might miss you
When we grow tired of all this visual.
You had your time, you had the power,
You've yet to have your finest hour,
Radio."
-- Radio Gaga - Queen
Usually, I despise watching Television. But this would be something worth watching/downloading.
/.TV! But, then again, there is not enough time to show all the comments.)
And another reason to get a new handheld video player!
(I think there should be
This technology looks like it could be used in palmtop devices.
The Sharp Zaurus series of handhelds had one device with a 4 GB drive in it.
The palmOne LifeDrive may also have uses for this technology.
But, above all, it would be best in the laptops, both for smaller size and for extended battery life.
What will these virus creators think of next? Virus: "$200 for your files, $500 for your mouse!" ...and later...
Doctor: "I don't think he is going to make it; this virus is holding his heart hostage and is demanding $500!"
Just imagine if these crackers put their "skills" to something worthwhile!
"Suprisingly Positive?" I don't think that Episodes 1 and 2 really crashed and burned did they? I mean, they were on the highest grossing movies list! Who doesn't like Star Wars anyway?