Posted on March 13th, 2009 by Lormar
How ironic that a mathematical genius should be born on a mathematical date… Anyway… things are coming along slowly but surely. Just wanted to drop a line here so that everyone doesn’t think I’ve dropped dead or something. I’ll catch all of y’all later. crd
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Filed under: Life, Science & Technology
Posted on October 15th, 2007 by Lormar
Google’s done it again with their Google Earth product. The latest version now includes the ability to explore the sky above any location on earth. I stumbled across this feature while I was checking out a Gizmodo item on a group in Alberta that sent a Nikon Coolpix camera on a weather balloon along with [...]
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Filed under: Science & Technology, Web Sightings
Posted on October 5th, 2007 by Lormar
It seems that a retired broadcast engineer from Pennsylvania, while working on a way to use heavy metals and radio waves to cure cancer by basically microwaving the damaged cells has stumbled upon a new fuel source, a most unlikely one at that. Salt Water. You know, the thing that covers 2/3 of the surface [...]
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Filed under: News and Politics, Science & Technology, Weird News
Posted on September 30th, 2007 by Lormar
PC World – Firmware Update Breaks Hacked iPhones PC World reported Saturday that with Apple’s new firmware release (1.1.1) for the iPhone, which several phones have already started updating to automatically thanks to the built-in iTunes software update on the phone, breaks (permanently in some cases) or disables iPhones that have been unlocked or hacked [...]
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Filed under: Rants, Science & Technology
Posted on July 21st, 2007 by Lormar
New Device Turns Waste Heat into Electricity | LiveScience What will they think of next? Although this is a good idea… Perhaps they should look into a way of using the heat exchangers for our air conditioners here in Texas to regenerate the electricity we use on cooling with the heat coming off [...]
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Filed under: Science & Technology