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- If you look at the small picture, you can see that a tube comes out of the base and then up to about half of the bottle. It seems as if it should work for at least 4/5ths of the bottle?
- can u have a key chain thing on this phone?...is there little holes??
- These will be a huge hit until all those that bought them go to sharpen their new drumstick pencils...then the carbon falls out and they start again...and again. Yeah, I don't think so. ;)
- Nice video. I'm pretty sure he could just kick that raggedy door open. Instead, he took a lot of time to cut out the lock. The he kicked the door open.
- Technically speaking, it's only a semi-automatic or partial-automatic weapon... But who's counting when you have a chainsaw mounted on the front???
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By Andrew Liszewski
Most large museums and art galleries today provide some kind of personal audio device that visitors can carry with them if they wish to learn more about the various exhibits on display. A similar idea has been implemented at the Brühlâs Terrace in Dresden, Ger ... Continue reading »
Most large museums and art galleries today provide some kind of personal audio device that visitors can carry with them if they wish to learn more about the various exhibits on display. A similar idea has been implemented at the Brühlâs Terrace in Dresden, Ger ... Continue reading »
4 months ago
4 months ago
Over at the self-darkening welding helmet post I was a bit worried why a comment quoting Douglas Adams should disappear. Thought at first it might have been deleted as spam; well the description of "Joo Janta 200 Super-Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses" does read a little like an advert at first glance...
Ah, so that what's happened. Keep clean.
4 months ago
That seems awesome, but wouldn't the sounds be different to different people?
Is there a lot of interference?
And say I had no hands, do I simply put my head up against the rails?
4 months ago
The difference that people would hear would vary according to clothing, tissue composition (muscle to fat ratio) and how well they contacted the rail and their ears. Putting you head on the rail would work. That's how you can tell how far away a train is from you.
3 months ago
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lol im sorry just messin with ya :P
3 months ago
steet
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Surely this could be put to more use though, for e.g. tourist information about the area? You could have a section of railing for English commentary, a section for French etc.
That'd be really useful and cool.
1 month ago
very freaky
1 month ago
Escoofield -
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4 weeks ago
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3 weeks ago
you can do the same thing with a tuning fork from a guitar. Just get the fork ringing and touch the ball-end to your clenched jaw.
I've been doing this for years, and to see the concept applied to this kind of technology is brilliant!
3 weeks ago
I wonder how clear the sound is, and if you can use this method for any sound ..
2 weeks ago
Oh, how post-modern of me.
If I wanted to hear the sounds of falling bombs I'd join the military.
5 days ago