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T-shirt tossing: fun with gravity (JavaOne - videoblog)
Even the greatest geek advocate can't deny that computer geeks like their free T-shirts. Java creator James Gosling for years has taken the hunger for textile with the JavaOne audience to the next level by creating devices to toss free T-shirts into the crowd.
This year instead of building a device himself, Gosling started a competition.
Gosling picked three teams that got to show off their devices after the keynotes of the JavaOne conference. The first two teams failed at creating at a decent flight path, but today the last team showed of a medieval trebuchet that did the job, and took home the first price.
Click here to watch the movie of the winning team
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June 30, 2005 at 11:55 PM | Permalink
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