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Virtual War

Perhaps America should start to fight virtual wars. I mean, wars today have very strict rules in relation to various conventions, so why not spare the casualties and go digital, like so many other things? The US Army are using virtual reality for training purposes and they’re testing prototype aeroplanes which can be flown virtually by people on the ground anyway. You say sports? Nah, not the same. You still need some kind of ‘casualties’ in order to please the petty minds of war moguls. And as for real-life hurtful damage, you could make certain bets before a virtual war begins. Call it ‘advanced poker’.

Today’s curiosities:
Found on Daniel’s log: How Google Works.
And if you think about changing you style why not try this?

(Note to myself: I’ve said “why not…” way to many times the past few days!)

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  1. the download is only for Mac? What a pity.

  2. Massimo
    Jul 27th 2003

    Both can be downloaded for Windows, actually:

    The Change Image thing:

    http://en.infinisys.co.jp/product/cmimage/index.shtml

    The US.Army thing:

    http://americasarmy.com/

  3. Massimo
    Jul 27th 2003

    Whoops. One of the links isn’t displayed properly. Guess I have to go look at my code again… (^_^)


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