Acctually, Since the universe had only 10^80 particles, I could only assume that every particle (atom, eletron, proton, photon, quark) within the control of humanity (the whole earth, moon and eventually mars) could each have an address...
Now, to keep track of every particles address wouldn't we need a computer that consisted of the same amount of particles? And would this computer need to keep track of it's own particles addreses? Then the computer would become VERY large and become the size of the universe.
Perhaps this has already happened and we are all part of a computer keeping track of email addresses and just don't know it!
I can see it now... Go to My.Porn.com and enter the serial number off of your latest issue of 'Crack Whores Monthly' and download the images to your hard drive. The porn industry would be in an uproar and lawyers would be 'a flying.
What about the old addage "You get what you pay for"? I would afraid to see what kind of porn I'd get when only wanting to pledge my Miscrosoft for it. I don't know, but I'd bet it'd involve S&M.
My god! Where have we gone? We pay our artists more than we pay our doctors or scientists, more than the people who run the country and take care of us... There was a time when only the rich could afford the arts... OOPS, i guess it's not over yet.
This is my first 'first post' post ever
OMG!
Slashdot has a characted limit to the sig line... I just changed it, It used to have 'Richard ' and just cut off the rest.
Suggesstions?
But I do suppose I could say pidginize as well. ;-)
Sorry bout that. I thought it was fitting to post their list. =)
Next time I pidginize text from a copyrighted web site I will give credit where credit is due. =)
11. New metric of average customer IQ all the rage on Wall Street.
10. Fears Red Hat may use its monopoly of the 12 Linux using AOL subscribers against it to keep it off the KDE desktop.
9. Securing the rights to "The Life and Times of Michael Tiemann" movie trilogy their highest priority.
8. Confused Red Hat with the company that makes the Where in the World is Carmen San Diego game.
7. Can simply modify ad campaign to say, "So difficult no wonder you'll have to ask your geek nephew for help printing."
6. Running out of computer users to alienate.
5. "The kids keep teasing me about not being cutting edge, so I had to do something about it, Mom"
4. Negotiations to purchase Microsoft not going so well.
3. Because Red Hat said they would give them the source code to Linux if AOL Time Warner purchased them.
2. Wanted to add to their growing stable of technological has-beens.
1. Steve Case is following 2 month salary rule of thumb for purchasing other companies.
11. New metric of average customer IQ all the rage on Wall Street.
10. Fears Red Hat may use its monopoly of the 12 Linux using AOL subscribers against it to keep it off the KDE desktop.
9. Securing the rights to "The Life and Times of Michael Tiemann" movie trilogy their highest priority.
8. Confused Red Hat with the company that makes the Where in the World is Carmen San Diego game.
7. Can simply modify ad campaign to say, "So difficult no wonder you'll have to ask your geek nephew for help printing."
6. Running out of computer users to alienate.
5. "The kids keep teasing me about not being cutting edge, so I had to do something about it, Mom"
4. Negotiations to purchase Microsoft not going so well.
3. Because Red Hat said they would give them the source code to Linux if AOL Time Warner purchased them.
2. Wanted to add to their growing stable of technological has-beens.
1. Steve Case is following 2 month salary rule of thumb for purchasing other companies.
Has anyone heard much of the 20 hour mini-series called 'Taken'?
They have a $50 Million budget, and apparantly it revolves around abduction stories beginning in 1947...
The only reason I know anything about this is that they spent a week filming at my house in North Vancouver.
I remember some people were wondering how @Home could fail when they took in so much $$ from their customers...
Well... Here's a hint. I closed my @Home account 1 year ago. I had 3 email addresses on that account.
Guess what! I still use ALL 3 of those email addresses, and they all still work beautifully.
Considering the amount of SPAM I get, and how much bandwidth costs, no wonder they are going out of business.
Damn!
I was born on June 4th, 1978 @ 12:35
Acctually, Since the universe had only 10^80 particles, I could only assume that every particle (atom, eletron, proton, photon, quark) within the control of humanity (the whole earth, moon and eventually mars) could each have an address...
Now, to keep track of every particles address wouldn't we need a computer that consisted of the same amount of particles? And would this computer need to keep track of it's own particles addreses? Then the computer would become VERY large and become the size of the universe.
Perhaps this has already happened and we are all part of a computer keeping track of email addresses and just don't know it!
I say that we have been in dire need of Battlefield Earth for a long long time...
Now we have a new benchmark to judge future bad movies. BE can equal -10 and Citizen Cane (The Matrix? Or the like) can eqal +10...
Battlefield Earch = -10
Wing Commander = -9.8
... And so on.
The site has been taken down...
Access has been forbidden. Perhaps Apple didn't like having their fancy new os displayed in such a fashion.
I can see it now... Go to My.Porn.com and enter the serial number off of your latest issue of 'Crack Whores Monthly' and download the images to your hard drive. The porn industry would be in an uproar and lawyers would be 'a flying.
What about the old addage "You get what you pay for"? I would afraid to see what kind of porn I'd get when only wanting to pledge my Miscrosoft for it. I don't know, but I'd bet it'd involve S&M.
Ok.. Lets try! MC 5191 2300 4381 4333 AMEX 3733 702088 32014 And I won't say who'se they are either!
My god! Where have we gone? We pay our artists more than we pay our doctors or scientists, more than the people who run the country and take care of us... There was a time when only the rich could afford the arts... OOPS, i guess it's not over yet.
Perhaps we need a bit more info... Considering I have found a total lack
there of on his web page. Try here.