In 1985, 68000s were only being phased in coin-op machines at the top-end. The Z80 was still the mainstay for a while longer. (You have to be kind and allow the 8088 and 68000 their 16 and 32bit-hood.)
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in true Hollywood fashion they'll toss science out of the window for the sake of a better film.
Yeah, when they head to the north magnetic pole to fix it and meet Santa Claus, they'll totally ignore that Santa Claus is at the north physical pole! Luckly they'll stop the reversal with two seconds left on the clock.
Why hasn't the government tried to get internation agreement for a Kyoto Accord on magnetism? We have to start cutting down on world-wide use of magets immediately!:)
It's also the cost of the requirement of tracking all the bits, materials and labour. When you have to track everything back to the tree where the wood handle came from and who chopped it down, and who mined the ore, darned right it's expensive.
It's a good system when figuring out why air-to-air missles don't work, but stupid for buying hammers.
But I post to Usenet. I never agreed that they could publish my copyright material as their archived commercial property. The very nature of Usenet means that I agreed to distribution by posting, but I never agreed to any pay-per-view deal.
Google's free archive is an amazingly useful service. I just hope that never changes under pressure from stockholders, and if it does, that other alternatives will spring up.
What happens if this central database, owned by a single company, is no longer freely accessable?
Then I ask them to remove all my copyrighted content. (Yeah, it verges on net-kookery, but look down at the bottom of this page: "All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the Poster.")
In the left pane will be a huge list of responses. But most will likely not be related to the discussion at hand, as Google throws all threads ever titled "The Beatles on tape" into that list.
The reverse is also true. Any post in a thread where the Subject was changed to something else will not be included. Threads on Googlegroups aren't really threads at all.
And the RPG Paranoia probably gets a lot from THX-1138. (Or maybe Logan's Run.:) If people couldn't take a basic idea and add their own interpretation, we might as well pack it in.
A Silverlock defending the commonwealth of ideas made me smile.
There was a guy in Croatia who made a nice income from the local version of the show. I think he was eventually banned as a phone a friend. Here you go.
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In 1985, 68000s were only being phased in coin-op machines at the top-end. The Z80 was still the mainstay for a while longer. (You have to be kind and allow the 8088 and 68000 their 16 and 32bit-hood.)
I'm not sure, but the installation instructions said that in order to protect me, I should go stand by the stairs. I'll do it later.
Yeah, when they head to the north magnetic pole to fix it and meet Santa Claus, they'll totally ignore that Santa Claus is at the north physical pole! Luckly they'll stop the reversal with two seconds left on the clock.
"I don't remember what I was going to say."
"Well it must not have been very important then."
"Oh, now I remember. I'm radioactive."
Why hasn't the government tried to get internation agreement for a Kyoto Accord on magnetism? We have to start cutting down on world-wide use of magets immediately! :)
Or that you don't suddenly get a few gigabytes of spam music tracks by the Al Ralsky and Bloody Vikings.
Where can I buy the bottle of Scotch to match?
It's like the unbreakable toy: you can always use it to break other toys.
Isn't Thawte more-or-less a sockpuppet of Verisign/Network Solutions? (To give the illusion of a 2nd choice.) I could be wrong.
Now we have to worry about "Wow Robot" rushes attacking our peon lines.
Write a bot to crawl their archive. (Spammers have done it for email address harvesting.) They could hardly complain about copyright violations. :)
And they'd better have some space zoning laws, or there'll be some scary inflatable habitats!
They're working on an inflatable shuttle too.
It's a good system when figuring out why air-to-air missles don't work, but stupid for buying hammers.
Google's free archive is an amazingly useful service. I just hope that never changes under pressure from stockholders, and if it does, that other alternatives will spring up.
Perhaps he should start his own religion? Reverend Bob Bigelow sounds just perfect, and inflatable space churches would be impressive.
Then I ask them to remove all my copyrighted content. (Yeah, it verges on net-kookery, but look down at the bottom of this page: "All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the Poster.")
And how would having Google Groups run everything be distributed moderation?
The reverse is also true. Any post in a thread where the Subject was changed to something else will not be included. Threads on Googlegroups aren't really threads at all.
If nothing else, he could log all his washroom stops as well. (No thanks, the pictures are not necessary!)
Kind of ironic that he's redoing the SFX now that he can afford a bigger budget when you think about the ending of the movie.
A Silverlock defending the commonwealth of ideas made me smile.
There was a guy in Croatia who made a nice income from the local version of the show. I think he was eventually banned as a phone a friend. Here you go.
Bah! In America you can be celebrated on TV for being probed by Martians. [Or were they from the 7th planet?]