> >Althogh i fear that i´m OT: >just the (philiosphical) question > >what is the aim of the wearabel-development ? > >- to improve human abilities? Yes...with my wearable (once it's complete enough) I will be able to see in the infrared, to see periodic phenomena without a strobe light, to hear sounds above and below the normal hearing range, to play almost any instrument as easily as a kazoo (well, at least a synthesized version thereof) :) The list goes on and on.... (Isn't DSP great? ;) >- to help disabled pople? While not for me, it can sure do that...mainly through audio and video filtering. >- to create a higher(!?) (werable-improved) society ? >- to help people communicate ? Definitely yes...to be in touch at all times should I want to. To be able to tune in or connect to almost any form of electronic medium. Mind you things get even more fun when you're not the only borg in town. (As I seem to be...) >philipp tunka >Email:><developer, student, germany> -- Eric LaForest Nascent Linux Borg -www.ncf.carleton.ca/~di458- #define Hacker !(Cracker) //FYI: http://sagan.earthspace.net/~esr/ Breaking into computers does not make one a hacker, for the same reasons that hotwiring cars does not make one a mechanic... paraphr. from ESR -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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