1. Operation Screaming Fist.
2. low-G / zero-G sequences in Freeside / villa Straylight
3. Rastafarian space navy flying around in pot-smoke filled space tug.
4. The conversation on the last page where wintermute/neurmancer says that it has found others like itself.
Nah, this should go straight to DVD, with those side stories spun off as extras, where they can be properly unfurled.
If google collected, OCR'd and indexed everything they can get their hands on. If the price was set at the original issue price. If I owned/had access forever. If they had some workable payment system.
I thought it was really neat when old magazines and newspapers started showing up in some of my searches. It would often be worth buying a copy of a paper when researching things. Or at least having the option of doing so.
I thought academia was all about freely sharing knowledge for the betterment of Mankind.
Why are they even supporting these greedy publishers of textbooks and journals? It's the 21st century people, time to dump the middlemen. /hopelessly naieve
Hey, at least they're asking for special rights to develop self-driving cars. It's not like they're not wanting to set up a tax dodge so they don't have to pay taxes in their home state, where their CEO lives.
I was writing a paper on the PC^W Google laptop, and it was, like, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep^W^W^W^W^W Google Docs crashed, and then, like, half^W all of my papers was gone. And I was, like ? meh. It devoured my paper. It was a really good papers. And then I had to do it^W them all again and I had to do it^W them fast so it^W they wasn't as good. It's kind of^W^W^W really a fucking bummer.
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but you're still a quack, and an idiot.
or a successful troll.
The actual brain / machine interface is the hard bit.
I thought you just let the nervous system figure it out for itself?
This rich asshole thinks you peons shouldn't require eight hours of undisturbed sleep.
bonus related airporn: silly airplane, you're not a bird, get out of that tree!
OMFG, I had forgotten about "How to Kill a Mockingbird", that was fucking awsome!
1. Operation Screaming Fist.
2. low-G / zero-G sequences in Freeside / villa Straylight
3. Rastafarian space navy flying around in pot-smoke filled space tug.
4. The conversation on the last page where wintermute/neurmancer says that it has found others like itself.
Nah, this should go straight to DVD, with those side stories spun off as extras, where they can be properly unfurled.
Their pricing (about 10X the cost of actual military) is further evidence they're not being undercut by anyone.
Also proof that shatters the Teabaggers' lie that the free market is always cheaper than the gubbamint.
I keep telling them I don't want these flames coming out of my faucet!
No matter what they do with the film, I'm sure Screw-Sorting robot X-43 will pan it.
If google collected, OCR'd and indexed everything they can get their hands on.
If the price was set at the original issue price.
If I owned/had access forever.
If they had some workable payment system.
I thought it was really neat when old magazines and newspapers started showing up in some of my searches. It would often be worth buying a copy of a paper when researching things. Or at least having the option of doing so.
Half of me is excited for the white-knuckle thrill ride and half of me dreads what crap they will spew forth.
sounds like free taco nite at the local bar...
:-(
Anybody who is housemates with cats knows full well there there is more than one output path.
STDIN frequently doubles as STDERR.
I've got a rock that keeps zombies away, if you're interested. I assure you, the price is right.
imagine a beowulf cluster[1] of these, could they run Crysis ?
[1]"Does it run Linux?" is implied here...
paging Ted Nelson, Ted Nelson please pick up the yellow courtesy phone in the lobby of failed ideas...
I thought academia was all about freely sharing knowledge for the betterment of Mankind.
/hopelessly naieve
Why are they even supporting these greedy publishers of textbooks and journals? It's the 21st century people, time to dump the middlemen.
Isn't this something you'd have to be using IE to catch?
^H is the GET OFF MY LAWN key sequence
Don't forget a fan in the dash to simulate the wind in your hair and bass drivers to get a good, throaty VROOM VROOM!
Depends how fast you drive, now doesn't it?
Of course, at some point, relativistic effects come into play. I wonder what the break-even point is?
Hey, at least they're asking for special rights to develop self-driving cars. It's not like they're not wanting to set up a tax dodge so they don't have to pay taxes in their home state, where their CEO lives.
dude, don't do that to me.
I just checked http://spaceweather.com/ and http://www.syzygyjob.com/ and we're in the clear for now.
Anonymous is like the "take a penny, leave a penny" tray at the checkout at the mini mart.
That's right, bloody goddamn communist.
I was writing a paper on the PC^W Google laptop, and it was, like, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep^W^W^W^W^W Google Docs crashed, and then, like, half^W all of my papers was gone. And I was, like ? meh. It devoured my paper. It was a really good papers. And then I had to do it^W them all again and I had to do it^W them fast so it^W they wasn't as good. It's kind of^W^W^W really a fucking bummer.
Is this a SATELLITE or a SPACECRAFT? If it's not orbiting anything, it's not really a satellite.
It's orbiting the Sun .