Cyber ears

[Ron Nossaman]

>Dear Ron,
>I'm sure the folks at Inventronics, or Dean Reyburn, would be happy to
>start  writing the code when your check for the first 2000 hours of their
>billable time clears their bank account.
>
>Until then ... we should be grateful for the amazing tools we've already
>been supplied with.
>
>Patrick
>




Patrick,

>Is it worth the trouble for the available market? Obviously not, but like
>the other twenty billion wished for gadgets in the same category, it could
>be interesting and informative.

You seem to have inadvertently clipped out the part of my post that already
said the same thing you are so helpfully pointing out. %-) And the whole
point is that there aren't 2000 hours of time involved here to do the graph
display I described. It would greatly surprise me if it couldn't be roughed
in in a couple of hours, and finished within a couple of days. Also, being
grateful for what's already available to us shouldn't necessarily preclude
the possibility of enhancements (if you can call them that), should it? If
the state of the art in any discipline didn't occasionally move, we'd still
be whacking bunny rabbits with tree branches for lunch.

PS: Inventronics doesn't figure in here since they don't have a pixellated
display for the graph.

 Ron