[00:21] <dashcloud> http://www.theverge.com/2012/12/18/3781194/watch-this-ms-pac-man-assembly-line-footage
[01:42] <godane> looks like we have some videos of g4: http://web.archive.org/web/20071011152040/http://www.g4rewind.com/shows/current_shows/e3_live/
[01:42] <godane> too bad i didn't get wget warc for this site
[02:00] <godane> ok best on a video channel i think g4rewind should be back up by late jan of 2013
[02:00] <godane> when it does get back up i will make a warc.gz of it
[02:12] <joepie91> http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
[02:12] <joepie91> ^ very very interesting
[11:50] <Coderjoe> hmm
[11:51] <norbert79> damn joepie91 left... I wonder though what the device is all about
[11:52] <Coderjoe> someone posted on the kimble megarack TF comments about his BBS rat days which was followed by a request for a citation
[11:53] <Coderjoe> norbert79: the wabsdr?
[11:53] <norbert79> Yes, it's something I couldn't figure out what it's good for
[11:54] <Coderjoe> it allows anyone from around the world to listen to radio signals received at a particular location. there are many of them out there
[11:55] <norbert79> so radio amateurs are not limited to physical locations but with the help of tcp-ip they can use their own devices too
[11:55] <norbert79> right
[11:55] <norbert79> like radio streams
[11:55] <Coderjoe> well, this is a receive-only thing
[11:56] <Coderjoe> but yes, there are also systems to allow a HAM to remotely operate their rig over TCP/IP
[11:57] <norbert79> Nice
[11:57] <Coderjoe> but using sites like this, people can see where their (or others) transmissions can be picked up at
[11:57] <norbert79> I see
[13:01] <schbiridi> Coderjoe: yeah, kimbles past does not seem well known outside germany
[13:11] <godane> i'm starting the upload of attack of the show
[13:12] <godane> i'm only doing 2011 episodes or before that