Daily Archives: 7/31/2004

How about Legal Guerrilla Drive-Ins?

7/31/2004 – 12:44 pm

Slashdot is running a story about a N.Y. Times article (registration required, yada yada) that details Guerrilla Drive-Ins, mobile parties that use a DVD player and an LCD projector, and show movies projected against a wall in impromptu locations. This is of course of questionable legality, given the warning that most [...]

By Mark VandeWettering | Posted in Public Domain Resources | Comments (0)

Interesting Papers Galore

7/31/2004 – 10:14 am

Slashdot mentioned work by Nayar and Nishino on generating images of what people see by processing images of reflections in the cornea. I thought the paper itself was pretty cool, but there are lots of other good things that the two authors have written about. In particular, I liked the idea of A [...]

By Mark VandeWettering | Posted in General | Comments (0)

Please set your clock back fifty years!

7/31/2004 – 9:11 am

The Arizona Daily Star reports that:

A rally organizer for the Bush-Cheney re-election campaign asked Teri Hayt, the Star’s managing editor, to disclose the journalist’s race on Friday. After Hayt refused, the organizer called back and said the journalist probably would be allowed to photograph the vice president.

By Mark VandeWettering | Posted in News | Comments (0)