Not a problem. Gmail Paper is made out of 96% post-consumer organic soybean sputum, and thus, actually helps the environment. For every Gmail Paper we produce, the environment gets incrementally healthier.
Maybe I was inspired by that Hyperactive Bob/robotic fast food story from yesterday. Could Cyc be used to aid/automate education? Some of the most effective teaching techniques involve a guided exchange of questons between the student and teacher. Could Cyc be modified to ASK questions? Could Cyc be used to quantify what students are learning?
All this time and effort was spent to educate a computer, can we dump that knowledge back into young uneducated humans?
After listening to the audio, I have come to the conclusion that the Senator from Alaska is drunk. I've made about as much sense when I'm drunk, too. I wish I could remember my explaination of Windows using smurfs, but...I don't really remember much of that night anyway.
Heh, reminds me of this quote from Police Academy: Cmndt. Eric Lassard: What's wrong with this man? Cadet Leslie Barbara: There was gunplay, sir, and he missed it.
It is not necessary to force an EMP reference into every single post which mentions the operation of electronic devices.
Pfft! Says you! I personally, am going to outfit an emp generator into one of my headlights so I won't get any more speeding tickets. Also, now I won't get shot at. BONUS!
I was thinking about that scene in Quest for the Holy Grail, where the Dad is explaining about how strong his castle is. ("..that one burnt down, fell over, then sank into the swamp. But the forth one stood. It's the strongest castle in all...", you know the scene.)
Do British laugh because the old man IS daft? Do Americans laugh because they've all been there?
At least Picard boldy went where no-one in pajama's has went before. When I'm in my pajamas, I don't want to step out my front door. Kirk had a spiffy uniform. If I had a spiffy uniform, I'd go places too.
Everyone says Clinton got a blow job, big deal. Nobody remembers that the lie was part of his sworn testimony in a court case. The blow job wasn't that big of a deal...embarrassing, but no big deal. Perjury is a crime.
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They've got that covered:
I applaud you, sir. I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
You also owe me a new keyboard.
Seriously. I don't care WHY you think the Earth is warming, all I care about is people trying to DO something about it.
I'm waving a magic stick around. What are you doing to stop global warming?
But how to you turn gypsum into windows?
Hmmm, that's different from my answer.
0*infinity=nullity
0 * infinitity becomes:
(0)*(1/0) becomes:
(0*1)/0 becomes:
0/0 = nullity
My what a good excuse for us geeks to go and get a beer!
Telsa is vindicated! Pass me a beer!
It's Wednesday! Pass me another beer!
My name is Inigo B Montoya, you killed my OS, prepare to die.
IBM was wronged as a child, who knew?
If you're gonna say that, you need to do that Dr Evil pinky thing.
You're not proving your point wth your giant penis flowers
Maybe I was inspired by that Hyperactive Bob/robotic fast food story from yesterday. Could Cyc be used to aid/automate education? Some of the most effective teaching techniques involve a guided exchange of questons between the student and teacher. Could Cyc be modified to ASK questions? Could Cyc be used to quantify what students are learning?
All this time and effort was spent to educate a computer, can we dump that knowledge back into young uneducated humans?
It's about time Congress did something useful.
Ugh, if this gets implented we won't be the United States of America anymore. We'd be the United States of California and New York.
Now THAT is an obscure internet pop culture reference. I salute you sir!
After listening to the audio, I have come to the conclusion that the Senator from Alaska is drunk. I've made about as much sense when I'm drunk, too. I wish I could remember my explaination of Windows using smurfs, but...I don't really remember much of that night anyway.
Heh, reminds me of this quote from Police Academy:
Cmndt. Eric Lassard: What's wrong with this man?
Cadet Leslie Barbara: There was gunplay, sir, and he missed it.
Pfft! Says you! I personally, am going to outfit an emp generator into one of my headlights so I won't get any more speeding tickets. Also, now I won't get shot at. BONUS!
If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate!
I think you may have a point.
I was thinking about that scene in Quest for the Holy Grail, where the Dad is explaining about how strong his castle is. ("..that one burnt down, fell over, then sank into the swamp. But the forth one stood. It's the strongest castle in all...", you know the scene.)
Do British laugh because the old man IS daft?
Do Americans laugh because they've all been there?
That's ok
*SNIFFFFF* - ahhhhh huhuhuhuhuhuh....
If you leave now, we won't get out our plastic phaser toys and wave them menacingly at you.
At least Picard boldy went where no-one in pajama's has went before.
When I'm in my pajamas, I don't want to step out my front door.
Kirk had a spiffy uniform. If I had a spiffy uniform, I'd go places too.
Steve Jobs farted? I'll get the gas capture bags! We can sell it as a perfume for Mac addicts!
Everyone says Clinton got a blow job, big deal. Nobody remembers that the lie was part of his sworn testimony in a court case. The blow job wasn't that big of a deal...embarrassing, but no big deal. Perjury is a crime.
Which legends are you reading. I though unicorn horns were supposed to be a cure for toxins, not a detector.
John the Baptist is a saint