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Toshiba offers new projector designed
for large venues
Toshiba offers new projector designed
for large venues
07/14/2004 12:06 PMToshiba has announced the addition of a new projector,
TLP-X4500U, to its line of
business models. Designed for use in such large venues as auditoriums,
the TLP-X4500U features 4,500 lumens brightness, XGA resolution at
1024 x 768, 750:1 contrast ratio, two one-watt stereo speakers and
DVI, S-Video component and composite ports. In addition, it offers
picture-in-picture mode and horizontal and vertical digital keystone
correction that helps keep distortion out of projected images. The new
projector is available now for US$6,499.
music's web-breeding-grounds
music's web-breeding-grounds
03/19/2005 02:32 AMTechnology Review Mar 19 2005 5:43AM GMT
Breeding Race Cars to Win
Breeding Race Cars to Win
06/18/2004 04:58 AMHorse breeders do it, so why can't car designers? A team of British
researchers is using genetic algorithms run inside computers to
'evolve' better race-car designs to win Formula One races. In
simulations the cars kick ass, but what about on real tracks? By
Michelle Delio.
'Worst' sea bird breeding season
'Worst' sea bird breeding season
06/19/2004 07:37 PMBritain's sea birds are heading for their worst breeding season on
record, a BBC investigation finds.
Cautionary Tales of Indiscriminate
Breeding
Cautionary Tales of Indiscriminate
Breeding
11/14/2003 05:17 PM The
Flawed Dog-O-Matic, a Friday Flash piffle that 'morphs' dog
breeds, shamelessly promoting
Berkeley
"Bloom County" Breathed's new book and
Humane Society pet adoption
(in that order). Everybody go "Aw-w-w-w-w."
Breeding success for rare kakapo
Breeding success for rare kakapo
03/26/2005 01:21 PMVolunteers looking after one of the world's most endangered birds are
celebrating some new chicks.
Smart Breeding to Beat Biotechnology?
Smart Breeding to Beat Biotechnology?
04/27/2004 05:23 PMGiant Breeding Deer Goliath Dies in Pa.
(AP)
Giant Breeding Deer Goliath Dies in Pa.
(AP)
12/27/2004 07:50 PMAP - A 7 1/2-year-old monster buck named Goliath, allegedly stolen in
1999 and then returned to the ranch where he was raised, has died. The
massive deer died Dec. 6; tests will determine the cause. The life
span of a deer is 10 to 15 years.
A Breeding Ground of Death (Los Angeles
Times)
A Breeding Ground of Death (Los Angeles
Times)
05/06/2004 04:38 AMLos Angeles Times - BELFAIR, Wash. — Scuba diver Jerry Ehrlich
saw the signs of something ominous in Hood Canal starting in the
summer of 2002. The blunt-nosed six-gill sharks swimming in the
shallows caught his attention first.
Breeding Race Cars With Genetic
Algorithms
Breeding Race Cars With Genetic
Algorithms
06/21/2004 05:59 AMMoscow's Nuclear Past Is Breeding Perils
Today
Moscow's Nuclear Past Is Breeding Perils
Today
08/09/2004 09:49 PMA radioactive waste site inside a city of 11 million people is part of
the legacy of the early years of the nuclear arms race.
LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
an
LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
an
05/12/2004 07:03 AMLDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
and Tapwave Zodiac
LDW Software Releases Fish Tycoon: A
Real-time Fish Breeding Game for Palm OS
and Tapwave Zodiac
05/31/2004 01:55 PMFish Tycoon is the follow-up to their award winning plant breeding
sim, and features beautiful hi-resolution fish that grow, breed, and
eat both while the device is turned on--and when it's off! [PRWEB May
3, 2004]
die puny humans:
die puny humans:
12/24/2003 03:01 AMposting to Die Puny Humans .. "statements for 2004," .. wrote a short
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XAML is for humans
XAML is for humans
11/10/2003 11:12 PM
Don Box: Today, the data needed to initialize an object
graph is hidden behind imperative statements in your programming
language of choice. That makes it difficult to tease out of the
rest of your program without weird markers in the source code to
delimit the structure of your code into recognizable
pieces.
My previous post on this subject had more to it, but I chickened
out and didn't post it. What the heck, I could be wrong,
but... here's essentially what I said.
..."die puny humans:"
"die puny humans:"
12/24/2003 09:20 PMHumans vs. Computers, Again. But There's
Help for Our Side
Humans vs. Computers, Again. But There's
Help for Our Side
04/17/2004 07:25 PMNew York Times Apr 17 2004 10:53PM GMT
Humans vs. Computers, Again. But There's
Help for Our Side.
Humans vs. Computers, Again. But There's
Help for Our Side.
04/17/2004 07:09 PMAn effort is afoot to bring Googlelike clarity to the swamp of
personal data on a user's computer.
Did Early Humans Use Toothpicks?
Did Early Humans Use Toothpicks?
11/07/2003 04:19 AMcnn.com/2003/TECH/science/11/05/toothpicks.prehistoric.reut/index.h
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Humans vs Robots on Mars
Humans vs Robots on Mars
01/11/2004 08:15 PMThe Washington Post has an editorial
on manned vs robotic Mars exploration by Robert Zubrin,
president of the
Mars Society. The erroneous
idea that robots will eliminate human space travel seems to
come up whenever a space mission is in the news and we've covered it
before. Zubrin points
out that while robots are useful, fun, and cheap ways of exploring,
many
of the tasks involved in looking for life would be much easier for a
human
explorer. And, regardless of how many robots are sent to Mars for
exploration, humans will still go themselves eventually in order
to live
there.
When All The Humans Are Gone From
Customer Support
When All The Humans Are Gone From
Customer Support
12/29/2004 10:35 PMThe NY Times is running an article similar to ones that others have
run before, noting
how incredibly
difficult it is to actually get a human on the phone these days
when you need customer support from a company. While many people know
the "tricks" such as hitting 0 to get around the painful menus, it
looks like some companies are spending more time making it harder for
customers to reach humans (rather than, say, actually figuring out
ways to help their customers). This means that the "0" trick won't
always work -- though, sometimes hitting it three or four times in a
row
will get you through. Other tricks include hitting the *
key in the hopes of getting a company directory. What's still not
clear is why companies do this. Most of these automated systems
simply keep people on these phone calls for a longer period of time
and tend to piss them off. My favorite system so far was a Comcast
system that required me to go through
twelve menus before I
could speak to a human, whose first question to me was "what phone
number are you calling from" when in step two or three I had
specifically punched in my phone number.
First PC Virus Spreads to Humans
First PC Virus Spreads to Humans
04/01/2005 02:15 PMSlashdot Apr 1 2005 6:37PM GMT
Robots to put humans to work
Robots to put humans to work
07/23/2004 06:35 PMFirm with Carnegie Mellon roots, plans to hire 100 people to help make
and sell 'bots that fix sewer pipes.
Why Humans Must Return To The Moon
Why Humans Must Return To The Moon
12/09/2003 05:02 PMRoland Piquepaille
writes
"Space.com gives us "10 Reasons
to Put Humans Back on the Moon." While some of these reasons seem
obvious, like our needs for dreams or a common goal for nations to
collaborate, some are less expected, like generating energy from lunar
power stations. This also could lead to the arrival of space tourism
and to a better knowledge of our past through the analysis of craters
and rocks in situ. And many new things also might be invented on the
Moon just to live there. Finally, with men on the Moon, future
explorations of Mars or asteroids could be easier to organize. The
original article is spread over ten pages, so I put the full list of
these ten reasons on my blog
as a single page for your convenience, along with short quotes and
other references. "
The End of Mathematical Proofs by
Humans?
The End of Mathematical Proofs by
Humans?
04/06/2005 05:06 AMThe End of Mathematical Proofs by
Humans?
The End of Mathematical Proofs by
Humans?
04/06/2005 05:22 AMSlashdot Apr 6 2005 9:19AM GMT
A worthy aspiration for most humans: To
be like your own dog
A worthy aspiration for most humans: To
be like your own dog
05/11/2004 12:38 AMA worthy aspiration for most humans: To be like your own dog .. this
to say ..
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Terraform Humans First, Then Mars?
Terraform Humans First, Then Mars?
06/19/2004 06:12 PMMeasuring Pollution In Humans
Measuring Pollution In Humans
12/29/2003 08:25 AMCHaN_316 writes "Scientists have begun measuring pollutants in our
body and the results sound like a chemical clean-up site. They've
found things such as flame ...
Destroy All Humans! (Xbox)
Destroy All Humans! (Xbox)
06/24/2005 03:08 PMArticle.wn.com - Fri Jun 24, 06:59 am GMT
The Top Three Reasons for Humans in
Space
The Top Three Reasons for Humans in
Space
04/11/2005 03:17 PMBots and Humans Play Together
Bots and Humans Play Together
01/01/2004 12:20 PMBots and Humans Play Togetherhttp://snipurl.com/3m2eJoining a pickup ball game is a good way to get to know people. It
might also be a good way for humans and robots to learn to work
together. To that end, CMU researchers are putting together mixed
teams for soccer, with the Segway scooter as the common
denominator.
FC Now: Animals Got a Tsunami Warning.
Why Didn't Humans?
FC Now: Animals Got a Tsunami Warning.
Why Didn't Humans?
01/05/2005 06:49 AMReading about the aftermath of the tsunami in south Asia, I'm struck
by one story now making the rounds. As rescuers began assessing the
damage, they reported that, remarkably (and true to legend), the
wildlife populations of the region sensed...
Genetic decoding moves beyond humans
Genetic decoding moves beyond humans
06/07/2004 05:30 PMBuilding Robots to Learn About Humans
Building Robots to Learn About Humans
12/29/2004 02:11 PMA new MIT
Technology Review article presents the controversial views of Mitsuo
Kawato, director of
the ATR Computational Neuroscience
Laboratories in Kyoto, Japan. Kawato believes that an important
reason for building robots is to learn about humans. This is a common
view
among AI researchers where one camp wants to build machine
intelligence
while another views AI simply as a tool to simulate and learn about
human intelligence. Kawato sees robotics as a way to simulate and
learn
about human neural structure and motor control. Kawato's research is
currently focused on a robot called DB2, a 30 DOF
humanoid. DB stands for Dynamic Brain, an attempt at using current
neurbiological theories to construct a robot brain.
Hormone Elicits Trust in Humans
Hormone Elicits Trust in Humans
06/05/2005 11:01 PMUN: Bird flu poses threat to humans
UN: Bird flu poses threat to humans
07/11/2004 12:36 AMContent.sina.com - Sat Jul 10, 08:14 pm GMT
Scientists Claim They Cloned Humans
Scientists Claim They Cloned Humans
02/12/2004 10:11 AMHumans to blame for security breaches
Humans to blame for security breaches
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