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Night-vision camera turns night into day
New Scientist ^
| 2/12/05
| Duncan Graham-Rowe
Posted on 02/10/2005 10:56:12 AM PST by LibWhacker
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To: HeadOn
Right after I posted the request, I did just that. Thanks.
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02/10/2005 11:54:11 AM PST
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DCPatriot
(I don't do politically correct very well either.)
To: miele man
How much does one of these cost? This will take voyeurism to a new level.The system has over 100,000 shades of pink on file.
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02/10/2005 11:55:36 AM PST
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Lazamataz
(Proudly Posting Without Reading the Article Since 1999!)
To: Lazamataz
And I'd bet several shades of red once folks knew they were "visible on one of these devices. LOL
As I read your comment, I also thought of the lyrics or title to a song by Procul Harem or some such, i.e., "a whiter shade of pale". I guess after these folks turn red from being seen, they'll turn pale.
To: ChewedGum
Especially for the abusers, us folk who used to play 33 rpm records at 45 just to hear the chipmonks. We will use desert settings for forest, and jungle settings for tundra. And, if we are lucky, we will find a bootleg Mars configuration which we can use everywhere, just for fun.I'm a technoid so, typically, I hadn't even considered the human factor and it's ability to goof around with almost anything :)
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