Ask Larry Niven
If you read science fiction at all, you're familiar with Larry Niven. (If you don't, his work is a great place to start.) Anyway, this is a golden opportunity to learn more about a truly innovative author. (Thanks go to Chris DiBona for arranging this interview; he met Larry during one of his TechTV appearances.) One question per post, please. We'll post Larry's answers to 10 of the highest-moderated questions shortly after he gets them back to us.
If you read science fiction at all, you're familiar with Larry Niven. (If you don't, his work is a great place to start.)
If you don't know Larry Niven's work, his work is a great place to start? My head hurts.
Please only moderate up actually interesting questions that can't be answered with a quick Google search
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And in the process of speaking out against over-rated comments, you yourself become a victim
I think these are the most "importent" moderations you can do on Slashdot
Using the words "important" and "Slashdot" in the same sentence makes baby Jesus cry
Reply or e-mail; don't vaguely moderate. Ex-O'Reilly/MIT employee, now a full-time Google employee.
I dont know if anybody heard (and /. wont post any good articles on PBS) but Mr. Rogers on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood has died today of stomach cancer. Talk about someone who's influencial. I've watched PBS since the beginning, and when I was a kid, that was one of my favorite shows (age 4-7).
We'll miss ya'.. Google news link
Mr. Niven,
I'll dispence with the mindless fawning and dreadful toading and get righ to my questions:
1: Are organ banks still a concern for Mankind, or will the ability of cloning individual organs make them a moot point?
And on a lighter note:
2: What did you think about Halo, the game?
Boobies never hurt anyone. - Sherry Glaser.
You'd make a great edittor! Pleas forwad me ur resumay
-Rob Malda
You misspelled impotent.
100% underrated!
Wish I could mod up my own stupid redundant questions.
Book explores new places thanks to YOU!