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Tanya · Guest

Cracking.....hacking is more along the lines of reverse engineering...
All done on a NeXT (known as Mac OS X today)

Missy · Guest

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Alona · Guest

Well, we are in the first years of the 21st century and aging research is really starting to get up to speed, in fact, the first textbook on the cutting edge aging research is going to be published by Springer in May 4 of 2010, it's called "The future of aging, Pathways to Human Life Extension"...it's a bit pricey at $200 US, but all medical books are anyway these days.http://www.springer.com/biomed/book/978-90-481-399 ...Ray Kurzweil and Aubre de Grey (of the Mprize/SENS) are featured. Aubre is a researcher who established the Mprize and the SENS foundation (both charitable scientific foundations) that support university researchers and up-and-coming researchers in aging research.www.mprize.orgwww.sens.orgAubre says that with about 2 billion and 10 years we will be able to reverse aging in a mouse model and that humans shortly after that. In the US we spend about 200 billion per year, using 20th century tech to help people to die....why not develop and harness the latest biotech/nanotech/stem cells and fix the processes that lead to aging when you hit your later years.After all, Ray Kursweil really sums it up by saying we need to update the software DNA code in our cells to cure aging....think about that, 30 years ago, if I said that, people would not understand what the concept of software was, now we have generations of people who can thing in very complex, structured was and can understand complex information processing systems like computers, networked computers, cells, networked cells (in the body).Our computers can't yet build and repair themselves, with advanced nanotech, they will be able to do so....our cells in our bodies can, and we can use that example tech to model the mathematical models we will need to fully understand and modify/construct new computer/DNA systems to repair our cells from the inside out. Just a single B2 bomber costs 2 billion dollars, there is no financial excuse now not to support such a aging research program, if not the US, then lots of other advanced countries could pool their resources, even 1 or more billionaires today could fund such a program (and make it tax-deductable (www.mprize.org anyone?))..
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Mitchellson · Guest

you don't say.....you sir are a moron, but thanks for playing!?
Actually it doesn't require an HMD. We have wrapped our ODT in a CAVE display and so has the Army Research Lab, although insurance says that we still have to wear a bike helmet.

Desiree · Guest

Google rocks ! This looks far better than I had imagined.Love to have one and throw that "pay me or you're out of date" TomTom in the bin.Bob

Joey · Guest

The ideal solution is a physical router, with the ports you need forwarded to your PC. If you have that, you can (and should) disable stupid software firewalls.

IMOBI · Guest

It's basically a cell phone with specialized software and no screen. With the right software, any cellphone should be able to share it's internet like this. (Usually through bluetooth tethering/DUN, but I don't see why it couldn't be done with wifi as well.)So they have a product that does something my cellphone can already do. What's it's purpose?

Pamballi · Guest

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