Of course, the Tutsi were *already* the aristocracy. You know what the difference between them was? The Tutsi had five or more cows, and the Hutu did not.
But what if the government is considered to be an entity of the market in and of itself? If you don't like your current government, you're free to change services (admittedly, with the small problem of geography).
First we had normal user accounts. That wasn't enough. We added another level, the administrator account, with more control and security.
Then the administrator was killed in a battle against the viruses. Obviously, that wasn't enough
So we upgraded again, this time to a supervisor. That worked well enough for a while, but then the authorities at the Tivo corporation found out the supervisor's powers were ineffective against their sworn enemy, the GNU resistance.
Infusing it with the power of virtual machines, the supervisor was converted into the much more powerful hypervisor!
So, long story short, I for one welcome our megaultravisor overlords.
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Just like Former Vice President Al Gore.
I knew you'd say that.
J. Rozenblit
I never metacomment I didn't like.
Oh, wait, goatse, nevermind
IIRC, Microsoft already made this a while ago.
Are you logged in on someone else's account, by any chance?
Welcome to Slashdot. You must be new here.
Of course, the Tutsi were *already* the aristocracy. You know what the difference between them was? The Tutsi had five or more cows, and the Hutu did not.
The chip *is* intelligent. After all, it doesn't want to play The Day After Tomorrow.
I see your unnamed Chinese dudes and raise you Archimedes. Because Archimedes = awesome.
I didn't hit it that hard- it must have had a self-destruct
What you do is build it according to instructions, play with it until it starts to fall apart, then take it completely apart and build something else.
It's over nine thousand!
That there is more to baby boomers and computers than meets the eye.
You forgot ROCK&ROLL!
Not that I'm surprised, but I saw this a few years ago.
It's because you can attach it to a knife
Unless you trade it to someone else when it has the up-grade equipped. Duh!
But what if the government is considered to be an entity of the market in and of itself? If you don't like your current government, you're free to change services (admittedly, with the small problem of geography).
Not civilian towns. Factory towns. For making weapons.
My grandmother has bipolar disorder you insensitive clod!
Nothing at all. It's the vikings that hate the Shaolin monks.
At least he didn't use any ampersands. If he'd done that, the ESRB would have come in & rated it AO.
or from R'lyeh, when the stars are right.
Then the administrator was killed in a battle against the viruses. Obviously, that wasn't enough
So we upgraded again, this time to a supervisor. That worked well enough for a while, but then the authorities at the Tivo corporation found out the supervisor's powers were ineffective against their sworn enemy, the GNU resistance.
Infusing it with the power of virtual machines, the supervisor was converted into the much more powerful hypervisor!
So, long story short, I for one welcome our megaultravisor overlords.
I thought Microsoft was responsible for producing The Halo Effect.
Tell me, Mr. Anderson... what good is a blog... if you are unable to type?