[LINK] Drones For Schools

[Janet Hawtin]

On 27 January 2014 22:37, <stephen at melbpc.org.au> wrote:

> Tom and Jore write,
>
> As a byproduct, the holodeck could render traditional TV makers obsolete,
> cutting the already dwindling TV market, where an estimated 226 million
> televisions shipped in 2013, according to IHS, a research company.


we use a set top box and project onto the wall

>
> But all of this “reality” might be a bit too much for many of us.
>
> As much as I like playing a first-person shooter game once in a while — who
> doesn’t like to kill a few zombies before bed? — I’m not sure I want to run
> through a war zone and see lifelike brains sprayed across my face. I might
> need some virtual therapy after playing a game that realistic.


it might be interesting to see what playing a game of shooting in public
looks like to passers by

>
> Yet gaming seems to be what is driving this technology, and the major
> computing it requires.
>

the game of war perhaps =)