Ok... but can you also use it as a Crême Brûlée torch?
Because if you can't, it's still incomplete... [xspblog.com]#viewsonicwindowsxpphoneviewsonicvpc...08
Luckily its not related to the hardware architecture so I'm sure next quarters patch updates will include programing to improve on processor efficiency. #netbooks
I get the same battery life as I did in XP on my Macbook Pro. I can get a little over 2 hours max with wifi off, screen almost off, and doing basic tasks. #netbooks
I just saw something incredibly cool! A big, floating ball that lit up with every color of the rainbow, plus some new ones that were so beautiful I fell to my knees and cried. #windowsxp
@Xagest: Well, I don't care if it was some dork in a costume. For one brief moment, I felt the heartbeat of creation, and it was one with my own #windowsxp
Thunder and lightning is when God's XP is being slow. Earthquake is when God's XP crashes. Hurricane is when God's XP has a virus and keeps loading porn sites. Eclipse is when God's XP makes him update Windows and he has to reboot. #windowsxp
@SeventhExile: I think the implication of the article is that these were lighted billboards already, and the effect we're seeing is supposed to be the reflection *of* those billboards on the fog. Not an advertisement intentionally shone into the sky.
That being said, I'd sooner think we're looking directly at a billboard. We simply can't see the poles/frame. Unless it was an intentional projection set up in advance, no fog could reflect such a clear image from any great distance. Fog isn't a smooth surface, and impurities in a surface lead to a diffused reflection. Which is why those movies that show an LCD's image projected on to a person's face are wrong. You would instead see a soft, colored glow. #windowsxp
Thank you for the clarification. What you said about fog not being smooth makes perfect sense and so I agree we are looking at a picture of a billboard.
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Reminds me of the Nokia E90.. #viewsonicwindowsxpphoneviewsonicvpc...08
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Because if you can't, it's still incomplete...
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I actually wanted to reply to your previous comment to say that god lives in the LHC he doesnt need no stinking computer... #windowsxp
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Hah, good one. #windowsxp
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*looks outside*
Oh Shi- #windowsxp
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am i going to hell? #windowsxp
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Take that for what you will. #windowsxp
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But for everyone that keeps saying the image would be inverted:
I've seen quite a few devices that invert an image before its projected.
That being said - it sure is reeaalllyyy thick fog to get such a clear image (while minimizing the light refraction) #windowsxp
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That being said, I'd sooner think we're looking directly at a billboard. We simply can't see the poles/frame. Unless it was an intentional projection set up in advance, no fog could reflect such a clear image from any great distance. Fog isn't a smooth surface, and impurities in a surface lead to a diffused reflection. Which is why those movies that show an LCD's image projected on to a person's face are wrong. You would instead see a soft, colored glow. #windowsxp
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Thank you for the clarification. What you said about fog not being smooth makes perfect sense and so I agree we are looking at a picture of a billboard.
:) #windowsxp
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@Eulatos: I guess that was a mistake in the post. According to the linked site, after it rebooted, it looked like this. #windowsxp
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