Binaural Breakthrough
I've long thought that binaural sound recording was a cool idea. It now seems that some of the brainy folks at UC Davis have come up with an improved binaural recording/playback system. Neat stuff if you're into audio.
I've long thought that binaural sound recording was a cool idea. It now seems that some of the brainy folks at UC Davis have come up with an improved binaural recording/playback system. Neat stuff if you're into audio.
If you've been thinking about putting a SUN E450 in your car to operate as an MP3 player, you might want to check out Project ICECE. You should have no trouble swapping notes, because it's obvious you both have way too much time on your hands!
Check out this story about a guy turning the tables on a Nigerian 419 scammer by scamming him with as a member of Church of the Painted Breast! Very funny.
Well, it's back to reality/work today as my two week trek off to Hawaii has come and gone. A wonderful time was had by all including myself, even with some unexpected events. As time permits I will be documenting my adventures in the hopefully not too distant future.
11/5/04
Well okay, it did take me some time to get this reasonably well documented. Here it is more than three months later! Fortunately I outlined the trip as best as I could as soon as we got back. From there it took a lot of work to fill in the holes, write the text, track down some good links and get the pictures online. I still have more photos that need to be added and I will likely need to update this entry again to add some links for those. But in the meantime, what follows pretty well documents our trip. …more
My ride this morning put me over the 20,000 mile mark. This represents the distance I've petaled since I got serious about riding and started to keep track of my results it 1995. (There's probably a few thousand miles from before then, but I really have no idea as to how much.) Being my first entry was in the spring of that year, it took me just over 9 years to reach this point. That's about 2,185 miles/year and represents a total of just over 1138 hours (~47.5 days!) in the saddle. Thus if I continue at the same rate, events to look forward to in the future would be 25K in late 2006, 50K in mid 2017 and 100K in early 2041! You can see all the wonderful stats on my cycling homepage. All of this just indicates that I need to start riding more…