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Most cameras have a built in flash...

it looks like it takes the original photo. And while you hold the camera up it does some motion detection and notices which parts of the background moves around. I bet if the lady (the target in the photo) moved she'd be marked for deletion also.

Sounds like a problem for the thief.

very impressive build

Source? sounds like a load of bs.

As a user of an insulin pump with RF abilities, this does not surprise me. But other than assassination, I can't see this being an issue. You're still suppose to do manual readings multiple times a day. other hand... i can see Big Pharm hacking em and making them use just a tiny bit...

I don't get what the big deal is about? just cause you add someone to your circles doesn't mean you show up in theirs.

what a waste of time.

you know... someone had to build the systems and install and maintain them....

If google knows this... why don't they try to send bing down the wrong path?

I don't get it.

who's to say that unrestricted (kinda) historical references of your parent's past couldn't be useful to the next gen? Sure the parent's made mistakes, but looking on how they affected the parent's might be good information. Dad was in a good relationship, got drunk and cheated with woman at...

does it really matter? All apple is doing is removing developers from their ecosystem. eventually the developer pool will become stagnet. Android/WinMo/Whoever should be catering to these exiled developers and diversifying their developer pool.

Water offsets the explosion pressure with it's own pressure pressing inward against the tube.

sounds alot like Dell and Windows Server. Window's is "installed" just not configured.

What happens when you have 2 different games running (say 4 phones each, 8 total) and you have the two cars come at each other head on?

I'm surprised it doesn't have an electric motor assist.

very cool

Here's info about the actual lazor http://hackaday.com/2009/08/04/sticky-light/ with another utube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9noMfsg486Y&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fhackaday.com%2F2009%2F08%2F04%2Fsticky-light%2F&feature=player_embedded

can't believe i had to do this

I've volunteered before, doesn't stop me from enjoying a "game".

The issue with that is cost / captcha. How much CPU time and bandwidth does it take to build the 3d models and transfer the image to the user? That's why the majority of captchas you see are simple text with simple colors (8bpp [bits per pixel] in recaptcha's verison compaired to a normal 24...

joelaz Pro User says: I just manually clicked through the Google Maps Street View for 15 minutes while recording it as a screencast and then sped up the video... just as a proof of concept. A developer could automate the process using the Google Maps API.

The business is trying to win the business of the customer... remember the whole "the customer is always right" rig?

Or the IT guy has a contingency plan.

edit: I'm confused on why they don't have some sort of Queue system like Ticketmaster or some of the other online ticket vendors use.

gah I have the download, I'd just like my key!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaR4_6upQEA&NR=1

you're thinking of "new wife". "wife" or "old wife" offers housework as a distraction.

i'm intreasted, mind e-mailing me some pictures? - Joeh [at] Ragedcom.com

61 LED's requiring about 3.5 volts a piece wired to an ATX power supply... I could hook them all up in pairs on the 5 volt but that's not enough voltage to light up the really bright ones, or I could hook them all up to the 12 volt and watch them pop because I am sick of looking at them all...

been there, done that. even has the t-shirt. but any real information?

My dad is just bought a "Monster Power" Home Thearter PowerCenter. i guess its suppost to clean the power, or something. you guys have any information on this?