Hoping the Meta Glasses regain their acclaimed "look and tell me" functionality/
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Hoping the Meta Glasses regain their acclaimed "look and tell me" functionality/
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Taken this past Saturday. Not a particularly interesting photo, but a suitable example of what the camera in a pair of Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses is able to capture.
What A Combo! How About “Hospital, ER, Trauma & Burn Unit Exit 161”? - IMRAN™
I saw the sign. What a combination! Where there’s “smoke(s)” {as in cigarettes}, there is fire… or at least an abundant supply of matchsticks and lighters to start one. How convenient that the next offering on the signboard is fireworks.
But wait! There’s more. If you really want to blow yourself up, along with anyone else nearby, we’ll also include a gas station nearby on the same sign. LOL.
This was on I-95 heading south in North Carolina. During my long two-day 1250-mile drive from my Long Island home back to Apollo Beach, Florida on Christmas Day and next, I saw and missed taking a picture of a sign just like this one a few miles earlier.
Since there were still several exits to go, I was pretty sure that there would be at least one more sign like that one. It gave me time to pick up the smart-glasses that were sitting on the console of the vehicle. I put them on.
When I saw this next sign showing up in the distance, I slowed down enough to be take a few pictures hands-free. It’s hard to be sure how accurate the framing of a picture from a pair of smart-glasses is going to be. As a precaution, I took three pictures from different distances. This was the one that shows the words most clearly.
Only in jest, it made me wonder. Should there be another sign that says “Hospital, ER, Trauma & Burn Unit Exit 161”!
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The Colosseum in Rome, taken from my Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
