Comment whois bomb em. (Score 1) 152
just start some automated mass-whois-lookup's and drown out the real ones in the garbage..
that would solve the problem
that would solve the problem
Comment Re:Sony, PS3, and BluRay (Score 1) 262
*Webbrowsing in 1080p on your HD TV monitor and other desktop apps that you run in 1600x1200+ (higher than 1080p) on your PC
Widescreen 1080p is 1920*1080, which equals 2073600 pixels.
1600*1200 equals 1920000 pixels.
So, 1080p on a widescreen television is slightly higher of a "resolution", if you're counting pixels. Still though, any modern video card will easily push well beyond this, thus validating your point.
Widescreen 1080p is 1920*1080, which equals 2073600 pixels.
1600*1200 equals 1920000 pixels.
So, 1080p on a widescreen television is slightly higher of a "resolution", if you're counting pixels. Still though, any modern video card will easily push well beyond this, thus validating your point.
Another Robotic Vehicle to Help Soldiers 154
Roland Piquepaille writes "There are many teams of U.S. scientists working on robots able to find improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Iraq before they can kill American soldiers. Today, let's look at an effort going on at Florida State University (FSU) to build unmanned ground vehicles that could save soldiers' lives. The researchers are creating complex algorithms to control these robots who will have to integrate many different factors such as the type of ground surface or obstacles that might block the vehicle's path. Some of these robots, which also could be used for civilian missions, are currently being tested at FSU. Read more for additional references and pictures of these robots which will have to navigate among dense obstacles."
Comment When will it stop? (Score 1) 448
When it cost more to send it, than the income the spammer gets from it. Nothing anyone does to stop it / control it / make it illegal will create even a scratch in the surface.
Or in other words - we might as well give up.
Or in other words - we might as well give up.
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