FMA: The Sacred Star of Milos
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FMA: The Sacred Star of Milos
9:00 PM on 09.16.2010
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If they are cheap enough, I will buy a years supply and break one every day.
Also I think those electric typewriters were used at my old school for the dumber ones. Or, for specifics, the 'goddamn-stop-playing-with-your-belt' autistic ones.
Also I think those electric typewriters were used at my old school for the dumber ones. Or, for specifics, the 'goddamn-stop-playing-with-your-belt' autistic ones.
I would like to try this out once it becomes internationally available...or maybe i'll just order one sooner (although I can't see it being open to regular consumers for quite a while).
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"Apart from industrial applications, this display could be used in A.I. technology, combining the real and virtual worlds"
Dennou Coil, here we come!
"Apart from industrial applications, this display could be used in A.I. technology, combining the real and virtual worlds"
Dennou Coil, here we come!
So, it can or it can not read power levels?
And is there a limit of power reading before it explodes? I don't want one of these exploding on my eye if I face something like Freeza.
And is there a limit of power reading before it explodes? I don't want one of these exploding on my eye if I face something like Freeza.
No one here is probably old enough to remember this, but an American company in Boston came up with that same design for a PC monitor screen back in 1985-86. The idea was that it was the ultimate in screen security as no one could see what you were viewing or doing. The resolution wasn't the greatest, 640x480 and in red-and-white only--definitely not for video or photos, but because the market was businessmen they figured all that mattered was the ability to reproduce text (spreadsheets, word processing, database, programming, etc). Also, at that time, portable computers all sported miniature video tubes (i.e., Portable PC, the original Compaq, Kaypro, and so forth), which they figured would allow their product to reduce computer weight from 28 pounds to 14 pounds (no monitor). Unfortunately, it never caught on. I tried it at a trade show and it was really weird to see words appearing at what looked like about 18" on taop of whatever else I was looking at. The tech said to look at a blank wall or ceiling to remove the distracting elements of people moving behind the words I was reading. Outside, he said, just look at the sky.
As far as the military is concerned, they've been using stuff like this for decades.
As far as the military is concerned, they've been using stuff like this for decades.
So, it could be possible to read energy levels of people and have Denno Coil-like adventures? If they can at least do the later, DO WANT!
hmmm watching porn with out the use of a laptop or iphone? And only you could see it since your wearing them! I HAVE TO GET THIS>
