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MS Paint Art - June 2008

google earth
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Well worth the view of how to move things about, get different views, change the view that you already have and using the mouse buttons.
















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computers take over world
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From: the SMH link above

Computers are becoming more powerful at an exponential rate. Decades ago they were warehouse-sized machines that played noughts and crosses with scientists. Now IBM's two-metre-tall Deep Blue has beaten world champion Garry Kasparov at chess.


With Moore's law - the doubling of the number of transistors in computers every two years, with consequent growth in processing powers - in full effect, computers are closing the IQ gap to the human brain at an alarming rate. Scientists speculate that in the next two to three decades, computers will eclipse our brain's ability to process 100 trillion instructions a second.

And with the advent of what artificial-intelligence expert Professor Hugo de Garis calls artilects - massively intelligent artificial intellects - there is the risk that not only will we have created our successors but also that such machines may wipe humans out by accident or design.

De Garis thinks "species dominance" will be one - if not the - main political issue this century.

"If these artilects come into being, they may become so superior to us they might, to use an analogy, treat us like ants," he says. "They may do something and, as a side effect, we get wiped out. Or they may choose to wipe us out.

"They would think a trillion times faster, they would have unlimited memory, they could change their shape, they would be immortal. They would be godlike. Imagine what they could be thinking."

De Garis is the director of the China Brain Project, trying to build China's - and possibly the world's - first artificial brain. As with Bill Gates, he can foresee a time when robotics will be a huge industry. (So can the US military, which is already talking about phasing out human soldiers by the 2030s and putting robot troops on the front line.)

"If we can build an artificial brain, that would hopefully be the beginnings of increasingly intelligent robots and that could become a huge industry," de Garis says. "They could babysit the kids, take your dog for a walk. A robot is just a piece of steel but it's the control that makes it useful. That's where the artificial brain comes in."






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The Notebook - showing Dementia

June 30th 2008 10:14
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A view from medical aspect of dementia, so the support from the family is important. But most of the time, it is futile.











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Classical Music for the Brain

June 30th 2008 10:03
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Would you sell your life on Ebay?

June 30th 2008 08:57
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Spain's Big Fiesta

June 30th 2008 08:06
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Noel Edmonds Brain Game

June 30th 2008 07:56
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Rock and Roll Heaven

June 29th 2008 23:53
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3D Animation of the Human Body

June 29th 2008 23:40
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Nintendo DS goes to school

June 29th 2008 09:44
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Prince Albert of Monaco

June 29th 2008 06:13
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Computer art exhibition

June 29th 2008 03:33
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I am not going to attempt to name these few pieces that I have selected, I just wanted to give you a small summary of some of my work. I'd like you to have a go at it too. All of these have been done with Paint.NET. There are others which have been done with MS Paint, and I'll put some of those on soon with some references to old posts, which you may have missed


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ANGIE - THE ROLLING STONES

June 29th 2008 00:59
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Nasal Anatomy New Jersey

June 28th 2008 00:43
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CNN daily photos that you love.

June 27th 2008 11:12
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The Beatles - Rock and Roll Music

June 27th 2008 11:02
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How the ear works

June 27th 2008 10:14
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Learning about the Eye

June 26th 2008 11:07
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Bill Gates says Good-bye

June 26th 2008 06:04
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Professor doubts water car claims

June 26th 2008 05:57
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