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beuges writes "General Motors researchers are working on a high-tech windshield that users lasers and infra-red sensors to identify and enhance important objects for older drivers with vision problems. 'For example, during a foggy drive, a laser projects a blue line onto the windshield that follows the edge of the road. Or if infrared sensors detect a person or animal in the driver's path during a night drive, its outline is projected on the windshield to highlight its location.' And it's not only older drivers who will benefit: 'Some features would be helpful to drivers of all ages. If a driver is speeding, a pink box frames an approaching speed limit sign to draw the driver's attention.' The 65 and older population in the US will nearly double in about 20 years, meaning more people will be struggling to see the road like they used to.
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via Slashdot @ 6:08 20th Jul
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"I have a lot of old video game magazines, they're nice for playing 'classic games' because a lot of classics are impossible without the manual, and hard without a magazine (the magazine obviously negates the need for a manual usually). But they'd get damaged with a flatbed scanner, and digital cameras are hard to set up right for capturing old magazines. I know that old documents are digitally archived with very high-res cameras..." So, the question is, what is the best way to capture all the information in old magazines in digital format? Does anyone have a home-built rig taking after the angled-pair-of-scanners setup that Project Gutenburg uses?
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via Slashdot @ 7:14 7th Jul
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Ever have one of those moments when you can't remember how old you are? A group of astronomers may have felt they were having a "senior moment" when they couldn't seem to figure out exactly the age of stars in the open star cluster NGC 6791, located in the constellation Lyra. Conventional thinking among astronomers is that stars in open clusters form at the same time, but in this particular cluster, researchers found stars at three different ages: one group of white dwarf stars appeared to be 4 billion years old, a second group of white dwarfs seemed to 6 billion years old, while the other regular stars were calculated to be 8 billion years of age. The astronomers say this dilemma may fundamentally challenge the way astronomers estimate cluster ages.
in General Science
via Universe Today @ 0:48 11th Jul
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IndyCar Series drivers Graham Rahal, Justin Wilson and Vitor Meira will join Indy Lights drivers Dillon Battistini and Brent Sherman to take on U.S. troops in Kuwait in a video game battle on Thursday, July 3, live via the internet ahead of this weekend's IndyCar race at Watkins Glen International.
in Computer Games
via Auto Week @ 20:58 1st Jul
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A 10-year-old boy allegedly pulled a knife on a nine-year-old girl after she refused to give up her games console.
in Computer Games
via Daily Mail @ 12:28 7th Jul
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A 10-year-old boy allegedly pulled a knife on a nine-year-old girl after she refused to give up her games console.
in Computer Games
via Daily Mail @ 12:29 7th Jul
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LONGVIEW, Texas - A 35-year-old Texas woman has been jailed after police say she made her 12-year-old daughter drive her to a bar.
in Quirky
via Q 107 @ 12:28 16th Aug
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LONGVIEW, Texas -- A 35-year-old Texas woman has been jailed after police say she made her 12-year-old daughter drive her to a bar. Police in Longview say they watched a minivan turn into a driveway without signaling on Wednesday and bump into a home at a low speed. They say the car was driven by Jennifer Lynn Rosenberg's daughter.
in Quirky
via Sun Herald @ 18:00 15th Aug
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LONGVIEW, Texas - A 35-year-old Texas woman has been jailed after police say she made her 12-year-old daughter drive her to a bar.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 15:08 15th Aug
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Zafsk writes to tell us Gamespot is reporting that in a surprise move from E3 2008, EA's CEO John Riccitello announced that the long debated BioWare MMORPG is going to be a Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic sequel of sorts. Currently the KOTOR MMO is slated for a 2009 release. "BioWare's first Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic game was released in 2003 for the original Xbox and PC, and was named the year's top RPG by GameSpot. An Obsidian Entertainment-developed sequel was released in 2004 and 2005 on the same two respective platforms. Both critically acclaimed games are set several thousand years before the events of the Star Wars films, and cast players as adventurers who eventually become powerful Jedi Knights."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 22:11 18th Jul
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A company that specialises in 3D touch technology, Novint Technologies, have announced they are developing drivers for World of Warcarft. The drivers will be for use with the Falcon controller, which replaces the mouse or joystick in some games.
in Video Games
via NG4.com @ 15:23 8th Jul
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An interesting new conspiracy theory has arisen today. It appears that several laptop OEMs have been having "issues" with their sound card drivers: specifically, the Stereo Mix option is missing from their drivers, which basically means you can't record audio (except from Mic In). Whoops! Is this a case of Dell and others working with the RIAA?
in Online Legal Issues
via Hot Hardware @ 6:03 9th Jul
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Old Mill State Park: The Marshall County (Minn.) Council on Aging will sponsor a Celebration of Summer program Sunday at Old Mill State Park. Bring a dish to pass for a 1 p.m. potluck dinner. Beverages and utensils will be provided. A music festival from 1 to 5 p.m. will be sponsored by Newfolden Lions Club and Friends of Old Mill; bring a treat to share and a lawn chair. Other activities: Horse-drawn wagon rides, door prizes, horseshoes and classic cars. Bring your classic car to display. The Marshall County Historical Society will serve free ice cream cones in memory of past creamery picnics. All are welcome. Park pass: There will be a $3 special group daily vehicle pass good for that day; at the park office, please tell the office you're attending the picnic.
in Arts & Culture
via Red Orbit @ 22:31 26th Jul
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An area where hundreds of Pequots died in a bloody massacre by colonial settlers and other American Indians in 1637 is being eyed as a possible National Battlefield site.
in Arts & Culture
via Boston Globe @ 18:50 12th Jul
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GROTON, Conn. - A team from the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center is using a $22,000 grant to study sites for possible inclusion in the federal National Battlefields listing. They hope to search for artifacts and information about the following events and sites.
in Arts & Culture
via AP via Newsday @ 18:51 12th Jul
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A vendor of digital check scanners has updated its closed Linux drivers, releasing drivers for recent versions of Red Hat and Ubuntu. Digital Check can also supply custom drivers for device makers and OEMs, it says.
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via Linux Devices @ 10:26 16th Jul
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Old Levi’s jeans, found in a paper bag in an abandoned California gold mine, sold for $36,099 on eBay last week. The pair of jeans dated from the 1890’s and were “covered in candlewax from the candles the miner was using to light the tunnel he was working in” according to the unidentified seller. The starting bid was $9.99 and quickly skyrocketed to
in Online Auctions
via Fashion United @ 18:40 12th Aug
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Old Goa, dotted with several world heritage monuments including churches of the colonial Portuguese era, has got another international tourist attraction - ''Wax Museum''.
in Arts & Culture
via Webindia123 @ 8:52 6th Jul
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LONDON (AFP) - US automobile giant General Motors (GM) will announce on Tuesday that it will build the world's largest rooftop
in Space Science
via Yahoo! @ 4:24 8th Jul
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Is John McCain too senile to be president? The quotes used by the AP’s Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar to contextualize a new AP-Yahoo News poll, in which 38 percent of voters said the Arizona senator is “too old,” certainly suggest that this is the question on voters’ minds.
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via Columbia Journalism Review @ 20:08 15th Jul
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102-year-old Ivy Bean decided it was time to get herself some online action when she heard about the site through staff at the care home where she lives.
in Quirky
via Ananova @ 15:08 15th Aug
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Revealing the science behind age-old magic tricks will help us better understand how humans see, think, and act, according to researchers at the University of British Columbia and Durham University in the U.K.
in General Science
via Science Daily @ 18:34 23rd Jul
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If you look at glass in old windows, it can look distorted, apparently because the lower part of the pane is thicker than the upper part.
in General Science
via LiveScience.com @ 23:21 14th Jul
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An 11-year-old boy joined four teens in a late-night gun shop heist that netted 15 firearms — then boarded a city bus for the trip home, police said.
in Quirky
via San Francisco Chronicle @ 22:54 20th Aug
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A 16-year-old girl who argued she was too young to understand that downloading music from the internet was illegal has been ordered to pay reduced damages.
in Online Legal Issues
via Clickdocs @ 10:37 13th Aug
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