LupeSpywalper - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Will Invite (Score 1) 1223

by LupeSpywalper on Tuesday July 12, 2011 @09:32AM (#36732680) Attached to: Google+ Already At 10 Million Users

Thank you very much for the invite!

Comment Re:Will Invite (Score 1) 1223

by LupeSpywalper on Tuesday July 12, 2011 @09:27AM (#36732590) Attached to: Google+ Already At 10 Million Users

That's nice of you! If you have any more invites I'll be happy to get one at sabergset(at)gmail(dot)com

Comment It's so tight (Score 1) 383

by LupeSpywalper on Monday July 16, 2007 @08:05PM (#19882577) Attached to: MIT Team Designs a New, Sleek, Skintight Spacesuit

the astronauts will have to wear the diaper on the outside.

Pricing For Retro Games on the Wii 328

Posted by Zonk on Wednesday June 07, 2006 @06:31PM from the just-right dept.

schnikies79 writes to mention an Ars Technica article revealing the pricing scheme for retro content on the Wii. From the article: "Iwata revealed that games for Nintendo's "virtual console" that will allow Wii owners to play old titles on their consoles will be priced at ¥500 and ¥1,000, roughly US$4.50 to US$8.99. For reference, classic retro games for the Nintendo GameBoy sold for upwards of US$35 for some titles, US$19.99 for others. Uptake was understandably low, as gamers were reticent to pay that much for old content." The piece goes on to say that they're ramping up DS production to meet command, and that connectivity with the DS will be a major selling point for the console when it releases.

Freshman MIT Students Automate Dorm Room 290

Posted by Hemos on Monday May 29, 2006 @11:01AM from the kraftwerk-would-be-proud dept.

Inessa writes "Two freshman MIT students have automated their dorm room, complete with a big red party button which generates an instant party. Their custom-engineered system is called MIDAS, the Multi-Function In Dorm Automation System. According to the MIT News office, "Gone are the light switches and glaring fluorescent lights of a typical dorm room. Zack Anderson and RJ Ryan's room has several lighting schemes, remote web access, voice activation, a security system, electric blinds and more ... With the touch of one red button, their dorm room becomes a rave. The lights go out, the blinds close, the displays read, "feel the energy" as a voice repeats the same phrase over a deep bass beat.""

Journal Journal: Old Backup

Journal by LupeSpywalper on Monday October 06, 2003 @07:45PM

A few years back, a friend of mine and I concluded , after a long discussion, that Stonehenge actually is a gigantic backup. It's probably binary in form since it's stone - and then there is no stone - and then there's stone again. They might have abandoned the backup system since it obviously went into an infinite loop. We didn't have time to figure out the encryption scheme, because our burgers arrived.

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