http://xeai.com/public Thu, 16 Oct 2008 02:49:51 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Due to some weird PHP5-related issues, the private forum on xeai may appear as a blank white page to some of you. We are the case and hope to have this issue resolved in the next day or so. http://xeai.com/public/archives/75 It is a happy day for the video game community as psycho-lawyer Jack Thompson has finally been disbarred! Read the story on Kotaku Oh happy day!! http://xeai.com/public/archives/73 Tokyo Toy Show 2008 - CScoutJapan.com Sega rolled out creepy insect-dog "Mio": http://xeai.com/public/archives/72 This short on how video games are made was done by the old EAI crew back in 1998. It is just as relevant now as it was then! Enter The Donut: The Video Game Production Process http://xeai.com/public/archives/67 New video from Boston Dynamics: http://xeai.com/public/archives/71 People post a lot of strange stuff on the forums of XEAI but this one is a real show stopper. Born out of an 1960's public service budget and an LSD-meets-Grimm's style One Got Fat is the safety film designed to make bicycling safer by SCARING CHILDREN into eschewing ... http://xeai.com/public/archives/68 Happy 2008! We skipped December entirely because it's been busy - not that you care. Regardless of our business, XEAI will be getting some new material up soon! In other news, to celebrate the New Year, the USDOT has banned spare lithium batteries in carry-on luggage. The question ... http://xeai.com/public/archives/66 Holger Pooten's stunning photos of exploded objects are sheer beauty. The elements are static in their action as if they will hang comfortably forever in space. Follow the link (after jump) to see Holger Pooten's other fine photographic work. See More: Holger Pooten Photography Original Source: Gizmodo http://xeai.com/public/archives/60 From WASEDA University Sugano Laboratory, the research organization that brought you the robot that could handle and crack an egg, comes "Twendy-One" the uniquely dexterous robot that can gently make toast, carry your stuff, and even pick you up and hold you. Seven years and several million dollars has produced one ... http://xeai.com/public/archives/58 I bought my first HDTV (I'm up to 3 now) at one of the big retailers. I probably didn't get the best price but they did offer a lot of extras like installation, no-interest financing, etc. I suspected that I needed to buy cables separately but the sales person never ... http://xeai.com/public/archives/56