There's a widespread belief in the tech world, inspired perhaps by the growing interaction between technology and politics, that two-thirds of Americans aren't sure what they think but their messages may be from the future.
And that's just from the first paragraph.
Anybody got the time to make something sensible from the whole article?
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Or those who can spell voters.
And that's just from the first paragraph.
Anybody got the time to make something sensible from the whole article?
No, Jon, you've had your try.
This site is so cool. Everyone can be happy.
It's probably prevented a few suicides in its time.
If so, it could theoretically stay up indefinitely.
Not easy if you're too cowardly to log in.
Who wants to be kept informed during the run-up to an important event like this anyway?
Why not be grateful for the access to information and power of franchise?
You'd be singing a different tune if your apathy had lost you those two great privileges.
You may know it as Thunder.
Thanks for inflating your karma a little closer to your ego.
It'll never catch on.
Didn't Benjamin Franklin tap into this using a kite, a key and a storm?
At least she didn't have a CueCat.
Also, would it be considered living? If so, does powering down=murder?
Ditto acknowledges that "there are still lots of engineering headaches.
BTW, don't neurons make connections in an organic, unpredictable pattern?
Maybe 256/256===0 after all!
Ich möchte mich um den Job als Übersetzer für alle Ihre deutschen Geschichten bewerben.
Brave new world...
If they do, it's the LCD.
If not, get the altar ready.
Oh, you'd like that though.
Well stop it anyway, some people want to read serious/relevant/insightful stuff here.
Maybe the UV got refracted through all those diamonds.
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The guy's name is Jim Brook.
Incidentally, do diamonds qualify as organic molecules - they contain (ok, exclusively) carbon atoms.
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And while we're at it, can you imagine a Beowulf cluster of these?
Soon everyone will know everyone else's secrets.
Now someone's going to say that it's hardware, so it would have to be a Hacker.
In fact that's a Mauri ritual adopted by the New Zealand rugby team.
Or someone who expectorates.
Thankyou.
Damn, that's three words.
Now it's 7....
If only you could kick that carrot addiction.
Call it a DecAthlon.
Oh. Apparently the Olympics® have finished.
ps Does it run Linux?
My bosses have always screwed me.
Uh, that was financially, though.
Maybe it's a Beowulf cluster of Timothies causing the duplication: massively parallel articles?
It only takes a little prick to fsck things up.
Seriously though, 8 ounces is heavy for a pin.
Anyone know what it was meant for?