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The robot should go in first.
Between 50 and 100
Packbot [13MB wmv] unmanned ground vehicles (UGV) are currently being used for battlefield reconnaissance. One proved its worth last week when it uncovered a bomb and was destroyed in the process. Colin Angle, CEO of Packbot maker iRobot, doesn't rule out the eventual weaponizing of UGVs and quips "we're not using these robots to hand out flowers".
posted to MetaFilter by eddydamascene
at 3:01 PM on April 13, 2004
(20 comments)
Psyop Anthem
You'll never notice you are dyin' just as long as you keep buyin'. Unabashed pro-consumption animated short.
[warning: 34MB mpeg. via everlasting blort]
posted to MetaFilter by eddydamascene
at 7:15 PM on December 5, 2003
(16 comments)
Raaga:
streaming Bollywood soundtracks.
[warning: realplayer, popups, and realplayer popups]
posted to MetaFilter by eddydamascene
at 7:32 PM on October 28, 2003
(4 comments)
Audrey
is a flash portfolio of abstract paintings by Audrey Bergounioux, including videos of the creation of
Life is Energy and
Color Del Sol (requires Flash 6).
posted to MetaFilter by eddydamascene
at 11:50 AM on August 3, 2003
(5 comments)
Area residents speak of hearing their cries
late in the night, a hellish screeching and squealing. Some even have seen them personally, appearing from nowhere in the dark hours... then scattering...
Police came through, but now they're gone /
In other words, the sideshow's on. A peek into the infamous Oakland sideshow.
(Quicktime videos
1,
2,
3)
posted to MetaFilter by eddydamascene
at 7:32 PM on March 15, 2003
(25 comments)
Take off every 'zig'...
for great justice!
ZigBee is a promising entry into the field of personal area networks (PAN) -- the technology that will soon enable low data rate two-way wireless connectivity for everything in your house (e.g. keyboard, thermostat). For those keeping score, it's exactly '4.4' sweeter than
Wi-Fi (ZigBee is aligning with the
IEEE802.15.4 standard) and is designed to live up to two years on battery power (unlike
Bluetooth, it's 802.15 brother currently fighting with
deployment issues). The protocol supports authentication and public-key encryption, so no "All your toaster are belong to us" or (gasp!)
wartoasting.
posted to MetaFilter by eddydamascene
at 5:13 PM on October 25, 2002
(11 comments)