So NASA released their top 10 photos from space today. Very cool, very geeky
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Has the Navy Gas bill gone up as well?
The navy has come up with this little drone to be used on the open ocean to ID targets rather then maned craft.
Water from AIR...
This machine claims that it can extract 5 gallons of water from the AIR in 24 hours. So if I plug the output of this into my home humidifier in the winter do I have a never ending cycle?
Read about it <-- Click here
I find my self thinking:
"What I really need is a droid that understands the binary languages of moisture vaporators.
Vaporators! Sir, my first job was programming binary load lifters... very similar to your vaporators."
Trippy...
Where was this when I was in collage? Here is an example of some new video editing software. I know its still a little bit rought, but keep in mind that that only the edited layer is getting effects.
Chronotopic Anamorphosis from Marginalia Project on Vimeo.
OHHHHHHH, Shinny...
If your in the market for a High End digital camera (sweetheart?), You'll be happy to know that Nikon has relised the specs on the new D700 DSLR.
Read the full info here <-- Click Here
AT&T Announces iPhone 3G Pricing...
Upgrade or New plan.
8GB - $199.99
16GB - $299.99
Just can't wait for it, got to have it now types (morons)
$399.99 to $499.99
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Verizon CEO doesn't see the 3G iPhone as "Mass Market" head set...
Text from engadet <-- Click here to see full article
If you've been scouring the dictionary for sour grapes, chances are you'll find Ivan Seidenberg's picture. Verizon Communications' chairman and chief executive recently sat down for an interview with Financial Times, and while he spent the vast majority of his time boasting of just how amazing Verizon is, he did stop to remark about Cupertino ever so briefly. Granted, he did start off by admitting that Apple was a "great company," but that didn't stop him from pillorying the iPhone as well as Dear Leader himself. He actually accused the interviewer of "declaring [Apple] a winner before it had earned it on the field," suggesting that the iPhone wouldn't become a mass-market handset simply because the next iteration will be subsidized. He also stated that "Mr. Jobs had no monopoly on innovation," and took the conversation even further off track by blurting that "Steve Jobs eventually will get old." At least Keystone knows where to find its next bitter beer face, right?
I believe G.W said it best --------------------------------->
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