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  • Gadsden
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    Heh.. perfect.. now you don't have to worry about falling out of your deerstand when you get blind drunk and go hunting! I can't wait for someone to get drunk and shoot the wrong thing.. like a person; or PETA 0wning the site..

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  • Knoppix
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    Lurked until this thread...was read.. wow

    Wow, you've gotta admit.. this is awesome stuff...
    we now get to see where the next GAMER will get to go... :)
    BATTLEFIELD IRAQ lol.... Participate in realtime wargames.

    -Knoppix

    Who knows.... That could happen if they master this...-Hunting Via Online.
    Last edited by Knoppix; December 3, 2004, 21:16. Reason: typo

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  • enven
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    Wow...people are getting really lazy these days...

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  • Twigman
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    Fair enough. You're probably right, it was just another point that someone brought up elsewhere.
    Any you never know...the internet isn't perfect, you could have a problem.
    Personally I am a bit against this, but each for their own.

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  • Voltage Spike
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    Those numbers seem more than "rough".

    200ms round-trip time? Probably closer to 75ms.

    150ms reaction time? That is assuming the person is responding to a random event. When hunting, however, animals don't just appear from nowhere; we see them, predict their course, and react accordingly. In other words, there will not be a delay due to reaction time.

    50ms for processing time? Probably fair (or even on the short side).

    So perhaps a 0.1s delay which, with experience or technology, people can compensate for.

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  • Twigman
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    I read another forum that had this. Someone brought up the issue of lag.
    Say you are in Europe.
    Lag for video camera display to get to you: ~100ms
    Reaction time on home computer: ~150ms
    Lag for signal to get back to texas: ~100ms
    Mechanical time for it to be processed: ~50ms?

    Very rough timings, but that adds up to 0.4 seconds...that long enough for the animal to walk a bit futher and for you just to injur it.

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  • allentrace
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    Originally posted by bascule
    http://www.live-shot.com/howitworks.shtml

    Want to go hunting, but you're afraid of guns? Or perhaps you're just too lazy to get out of the house. Whatever the reason, you can now hunt live prey from the comfort of your own computer, live over the Internet!

    Yes, just sign up for their Internet service and pick your prey from their extensive list of a sheep, an antelope, a hog, and a different kind of sheep!

    http://www.live-shot.com/species.shtml

    Then you can remotely control their camera gun, aim it at the prey, and blast away! What joyous fun, and you can feel confident that you've actually killed a living creature as opposed to just blasting a fake-o computer generated buck in Deer Hunter. Plus if you were playing Deer Hunter, you'd actually have to pick up that heavy fake gun rather than just using the convenience of your mouse and keyboard...

    Capitalism Rules!!!!

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  • TheCotMan
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    Originally posted by bascule
    http://www.live-shot.com/howitworks.shtml

    Want to go hunting, but you're afraid of guns?
    I'm a vegetarian, but have gone on hunting trips with others while they hunt and I take a different view.
    First, this site offers meat processing through another party, so people who kill something can eat it and not just kill for the sake of killing. Next, they provide a service for people who are handicapped to gain a sense of what it is like to hunt if they are unable to get their own hunting deck/tent/point/site.

    Is it wrong to kill animals? That is politics and sometimes religion.
    Is it the right of everyone to kill animals? Politics too with a little law.
    Is it wrong to kill for just the sport of killing when the creature is not eaten or used in some productive way? I have strong feelings about this, but there is no point to state them here.

    I will say this: it is an innovative use of technology, and I am glad that they have the opportunity to build it and market it even if I choose not to use it.
    Last edited by TheCotMan; December 1, 2004, 21:58.

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  • FunkyChicken
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    holy shit theyr pushing their luck

    i hope they physically make safe their rifles, if they were made safe by a computer it is very dangerous.

    A hacker could wait until the guy is changing the target and the wham! All it would take would be to hack the computer, re,enable the rifle, the guy would be about 200yrds away, he wouldn't know what is going on, bang, bang, bang!!!!!

    Could the hacker then get called up for murder?How could it be proven that the hacker clicked the mouse to fire the round?

    Its now man against machine, sod A.I., this idea is a real killing machine.

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  • Floydr47
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    Originally posted by bascule
    http://www.live-shot.com/howitworks.shtml

    Want to go hunting, but you're afraid of guns? Or perhaps you're just too lazy to get out of the house. Whatever the reason, you can now hunt live prey from the comfort of your own computer, live over the Internet!

    Yes, just sign up for their Internet service and pick your prey from their extensive list of a sheep, an antelope, a hog, and a different kind of sheep!

    http://www.live-shot.com/species.shtml

    Then you can remotely control their camera gun, aim it at the prey, and blast away! What joyous fun, and you can feel confident that you've actually killed a living creature as opposed to just blasting a fake-o computer generated buck in Deer Hunter. Plus if you were playing Deer Hunter, you'd actually have to pick up that heavy fake gun rather than just using the convenience of your mouse and keyboard...
    Brings a tear to my eye...almost makes me proud to be a Texan.

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  • bascule
    started a topic Okay, this is really fucked up

    Okay, this is really fucked up

    http://www.live-shot.com/howitworks.shtml

    Want to go hunting, but you're afraid of guns? Or perhaps you're just too lazy to get out of the house. Whatever the reason, you can now hunt live prey from the comfort of your own computer, live over the Internet!

    Yes, just sign up for their Internet service and pick your prey from their extensive list of a sheep, an antelope, a hog, and a different kind of sheep!

    http://www.live-shot.com/species.shtml

    Then you can remotely control their camera gun, aim it at the prey, and blast away! What joyous fun, and you can feel confident that you've actually killed a living creature as opposed to just blasting a fake-o computer generated buck in Deer Hunter. Plus if you were playing Deer Hunter, you'd actually have to pick up that heavy fake gun rather than just using the convenience of your mouse and keyboard...
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