"The AN/FPQ-6 is a Missile Precision Instrumentation Radar (MIPIR) class monopulse tracking radar used to provide position data on aircraft, missiles, space boosters, and orbiting bodies. The site can track in either skin mode or in conjunction with vehicle-borne transponders. The radar's large antenna and high power coherent transmitter make the site's data quality very high." - ⓞnor
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I wonder if virtualglobetrotting's data is available for tools like wikitude to use. They seem to have a lot of touristy landmarks and curiosity objects, which is what you'd want for something like that. - ⓞnor
"Given a normalised string S, Fetegeo breaks it into a list of words. It then works right-to-left in the list, trying to find all possible matches. Whenever a match within S occurs, a counter is decremented meaning that subsequent matching takes place n elements from the end of the list." - ⓞnor
At first I was hopeful that they meant the extraction of geographical references in free text, but what they mean is the (still useful) process of geocoding unstructured place names (as Google, Yahoo, etc. do when you type a place name or address into a single search box). - ⓞnor
yeah me too, i don't necessarily want a free replacement to the google maps geocoding api, i want help extracting the address from a craigslist post :) - Karl Rosaen
Sadly a half hour is still too long. Getting there, though. - joshua schachter
What happens when you push it faster? Too hard to hear the words? Maybe deleting or accelerating quiet air (especially if the video is relatively static) would be better than additional uniform acceleration. - ⓞnor
Oops, sorry, as you can see my name is twice-abbreviated, and I guess I'm projecting -- j3s - j1m
FWIW: Windows Media Player has a button that does this (next to the "forward" button). It cycles between 2-3 faster modes (not a nice slider or anything.) - Michael Herf
egnor - it does seem to remove dead air before clipping, yeah. it's quite good. - joshua schachter
On Windows you can use mplayer (http://mplayerhq.hu) to do that. I use mplayer on Linux, but I remember that it worked quite well on Windows. I've been doing that overclocking hack for quite a while now, works great for most of the talks. - Well-informed meat
unfortunately tricky for languages like scala where adding files to a directory will change the build results, since it doesn't (according to the documentation) consider the directory nodes, but only the files. - Robin Barooah