And yes, of course the robot is supported on each side by Linux and C++ guides -- it just doesn't get any more perfectly geeky. See a video of the robot in action after the break.
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MAn, I was wrong. I hate that.
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But I do have to feel sorry for that Wii Remote. I'd feel pretty disturbed if I had a machine manipulating me like that.
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No, not really. If anything, it shows how dumbed down the sport of bowling is. I'm sure it would be quite feasible to build a machine that bowls strikes in real life bowling as well.
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Oh crap, Nintendo was Skynet all along!
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Ever watched professional bowling? It's just one strike after another, after another, after another. Talk about robots.
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Oh crap, professional bowling was Skynet all along!
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