CremIon - Slashdot User

Comment Hi, my name is Werner Brandes... (Score 1) 39

by CremIon on Friday January 24, 2020 @10:39AM (#59651648) Attached to: Scientists Re-Create Voice of 3,000-Year-Old Mummy

...My voice is my passport. Verify Me. Hmmm...what's next, spoof voice auth?

Comment So...Google Keep... (Score 5, Funny) 205

by CremIon on Wednesday March 20, 2013 @05:33PM (#43228039) Attached to: Google Launches 'Keep' To Rival Evernote

...until it's Gone...?

Comment Google Notebook (Score 5, Interesting) 205

by CremIon on Wednesday March 20, 2013 @05:31PM (#43228023) Attached to: Google Launches 'Keep' To Rival Evernote

Anyone remember Google Notebook...?

Comment hmmm...terminal based...? (Score 1) 268

by CremIon on Thursday January 14, 2010 @10:24AM (#30763650) Attached to: Using Outlook From Orbit

If the objective is to save bandwidth...whatever happened to pine/elm/mutt/emacs ?! :D

Comment hmmm... (Score 1) 39

by CremIon on Saturday November 07, 2009 @06:35PM (#30017296) Attached to: Researchers Implant Neural-Monitoring RFID Into a Moth

...something about this bugs me...

Home Phone System That Syncs To Computer? 405

Posted by timothy on Thursday November 05, 2009 @04:40PM from the not-where-the-action-is dept.

An anonymous reader writes 'In comparison to the advanced technology in today's smart phones, the standard home phone is painfully backwards. My current setup is a Panasonic system that has 4 cordless phones over one base station. Setting the time on one phone changes the time on all the phones; however, this is not the case for the phone book. Each entry must be manually copied (pushed) to each handset. Is this as far as home phone technology has come? What I would like is a phone system that I could sync to my computer so I could update the phone book over all the units (if not sync with Address Book or Outlook), keep a log of caller IDs, or even forward me new voicemail notifications. Does anyone know if such a system exists?'

Comment Re:unification (Score 1) 155

by JimBob on Monday November 15, 1999 @08:11PM (#1530013) Attached to: Grand Unified Theory Possible by 2050

This is a good point to mention a truly good book that dumbs down the subjects of SuperString theory and Grand Unification: "The Elegant Universe" by Brian Greene. I haven't quite finished it yet, but it does an excellent job of explaining relativity and other fun subjects. I recommend it.

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