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11/04/08
*sigh*
11/04/08
If i'm reading this correctly, Wolf won't be able to see the holograms sitting next to him - they'll just be live 3D models rendered into the scene for those of us at home.
Because *GASP* standalone holographic projectors don't actually exist yet.
So you won't be seeing any 'holograms', you'll be seeing video 'chopped into the scene. These are no more holograms than CGI characters in movies are 'holograms'.
11/04/08
My understanding was that there some forms of Holographic projectors. The one that Prince Charles used for example. This just doesn't seem to be one.
Its going to be a live set and you'll see the backs of people's heads who aren't really there every once in awhile.
Could do the same thing by just having a stand in sit in the chair...
11/04/08
wouldn't that simply be a "sit in"? it'd be pretty silly to stand in a chair.
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That's the problem with this country. We are so divided that we can't even accept someone's political perspective and we become 2 year olds and cry an say, "I don't love you anymore, I'm leaving and never want to see you again". Mature? Hardly.
Personally, I'll have a cup of tea with an Obama supporter as much as a McCain supporter, I'll read a blog (a good one at that (GIZ)) even if they lean towards one side I'm not.
At the end of the day, we are all Americans (except ya Canucks, who talk shit, but I wouldn't be caught dead on your pond). Let's stick together (no association with Tmobile whatsoever, so no beef please)
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An in: "Wow, what an awful lot of energy, money, and technology to fill a need that absolutely nobody has."
I mean, normally I'm as excited for useless tech as the next Giz reader, but seriously....
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But I'll bet she got her absentee ballot in first!
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"160 thousand other people died today too."
Except none of them were one day shy of seeing their grandson become America's first black president.
P.S.
Ahhhhhhhnold says no on prop 8 too!
11/03/08
[www.nytimes.com]
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There, the GOP now supports technology. Every issue can be solved the Republican way: a mindless, brainless, thoughtless chant that ignores the issues and gives people that can't make informed decisions something to say while the other side is doing all the work.
11/03/08
Hope! Change! Yes we can!
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"Under my plan of a cap and trade system, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket"
-Obama
No worries, Gadgets dont run on electricity. They run on hope.
11/03/08
""So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can. It's just that it will bankrupt them.""-Obama
Hate to tell you, but that whole story is a straw man:
[www.sfgate.com]
11/03/08
Dude, I'm sorry you pledged loyalty to this guy, and now your stuck between a rock and a hard place.
11/03/08
Please don't do this on Nov. 4th. :)