How many gigatons of carbon nanotubes is it going to take to build a space elevator? Maybe we should really be worrying about Elon Musk's carbon harvester bots coming after us as a readily available source of carbon.
But what of curation?
If I do a web image search, I get 2,000,000,000,000,000 possible matches to wade through. With maybe 0.0001% of them being simplified line art or, heaven forfend, SVG.
Also, that random pile of images has no cohesive style.
Ah, but see, that puts in stark contrast the GENIUS of Microsoft.
The only unbreakable lock is the one that does not exist.
They brilliantly prevented people from running Windows on 68k Macs, with 100% success.
Unfortunately, their engineers aren't the Titans they were in the days of yore. I've heard rumors that Windows 8 has managed to sneak onto some tablets, but I don't believe them.
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What's a space-robot need freakin' legs for?
Piece of junk, throw 'im in a Black Hole!
This bot, it paid for blackjack and hookers?
Sounds like the bastard child of Roboz and the Screaming Mimi.
Apple Computer - proudly going out of business since 1979!
Actually, we have flying buses, not cars. Crowded, smelly buses full of the diseased dregs of humanity.
The future is already here -- it's just not very evenly distributed.
-- Benjamin Franklin
See?! The rich get the edge on everybody else by getting the latest tech sooner. Lousy 1%'ers, priming the tech pump for the rest of us.
How many gigatons of carbon nanotubes is it going to take to build a space elevator?
Maybe we should really be worrying about Elon Musk's carbon harvester bots coming after us as a readily available source of carbon.
surely the proper nomenclature would be aerial drone aerodrome .
or at the very least, robot roost
How to See Ghosts 101 :
Develop one or more of the following:
1. cataracts
2. glaucoma
3. macular degeneration
pas de peau de mon cul, je ne lis pas le franÃais
Those that don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
"You didn't buy it from us, you must have stolen it."
$100k and sharing a rented hovel in silicon valley with seven other brogrammers ?
Or are we talking $100k in a mansion on the golf course in Arkansas?
I have to admit, it would be nice if my fridge would automatically re-order things I'm running out of and want always stocked.
I would not be nice if my fridge ordered 50,000 pizzas because the script kiddie down the block H@XX0R3D some NSA-mandated vulnerability.
/IoT
But what of curation?
/.'s spellcheck. There's a surprise.
If I do a web image search, I get 2,000,000,000,000,000 possible matches to wade through. With maybe 0.0001% of them being simplified line art or, heaven forfend, SVG.
Also, that random pile of images has no cohesive style.
wow, me break
rebranded as walking canes, suitable for thrashing uncultured young whelps that insist on annoying their elders by taking selfies everywhere.
Ah, but see, that puts in stark contrast the GENIUS of Microsoft.
The only unbreakable lock is the one that does not exist.
They brilliantly prevented people from running Windows on 68k Macs, with 100% success.
Unfortunately, their engineers aren't the Titans they were in the days of yore. I've heard rumors that Windows 8 has managed to sneak onto some tablets, but I don't believe them.
Just remember I told you so when Elon Musk is holding the Earth for a ransom of one MILLION dollars or he'll smack us with an asteroid.
Also, could one of these new asteroid mining companies get whatever's left of Atari to sponsor them so they can fly under the Atari logo?
Your toy airplane is weak if it can't hack it in a light breeze.
countermeasure - pee in the exhaust port
Next they need an AI that can describe the smells in a image.
Then you can finally tell if someone on the internet is a dog.
ah. So since Francis Bacon isn't deceased, he's not considered. Got it.
I really need to know if mammoths are tasty.
Plus, Brundlefly, they're not carnivorous. No problemo.
Gulags for people who can't code their way out of "hello world" ?
YES.
Now skynet can BORE us to death!
Thanks Science.