Working for a living interferes with blogging - Responsibility is such a cruel mistress.
As you can probably figure out from the intro, I have to give you my sincerest apologies, but work is leaving no time for thoughtful comments or analysis, so here are the links to the raw material that I hoped to turn into interesting posts:
Talk to the machine (Strategy Page)
Listening in with the council's lie detectors (Times Online; hat tip to A.F.)
Music Special: Five great auditory illusions (New Scientist)
Astronomy Technology Brings Nanoparticle Probes Into Sharper Focus (Science Daily)
Wanted: RAM's help in solving crimes (New Scientist) (a YouTube video explaining the attack can be found here)
Snakes Locate Prey Through Vibration Waves (Science Daily)
The 'non-lethal' flashlight (New Scientist Blogs)
Car Camera Recorder Pro: Video of Everything in Your Car's Path (TechnoRide)
Abuse of Auto-Tune (Cross Spectrum)
Justice Grants will Fund Research at CU-Denver (Business Journal)
FBI wants palm prints, eye scans, tattoos (CNN)
Enjoy! I hope to be back with more in-depth blogging soon.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Miscellaneous: More links
Labels:
acoustics,
astronomy,
biology,
biometrics,
computer forensics,
human auditory system,
military,
music,
video
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