How about I set this up with one of my old (read, mostly fake) accounts on an old computer, and occasionally use that computer to go to lolcatz, loldogz, Engrish, Cracked, Slashdot, and ESPN, and never use my email or anything else on that computer? Think that would get flagged by this service? Or maybe all types of ultra-religious type sites? Any other funky suggestions to play with Google's head? (Not that I would do this, it would take too much time)
I read somewhere that when Stewart first audition for Star Trek, they (agent, casting, no idea) had him wear a wig. After a few minutes, the people making the decisions told him to ditch it. Good choice.
There was a sci-fi book that utilized a long rail that started horizontal and then gradually curved vertical up a mountain. Too long ago to remember the name.
I mean, really, how big a house are they trying to build? Also seems like it would only be good for construction on islands, unless they have those new fancy flying boats.
I knew some people who were really into 2nd Life, so I joined, bought a gorilla skin for like $10, and then went around them and monkey-slap ambushed them for a while. The prank was worth the $10 until it got boring. (It was also a dull month)
I'm not seeing an intersection of these virtual animal people and people with the skills to do such a port. OK, sure maybe they could, but I'm going with the 'highly unlikely' category.
Not really biased. The summary is almost a copy of the op-ed piece. Sherman's article really was that bad. But for kicks, everyone should go read the comments section for that article.
OK, this is a poorly remembered story that I read, and it might be for another company. The people wanting to change the name from Esso to XXX looked around the world trying to find something that wouldn't offend anyone. My faltering memory recalls it would be offensive to some South Pacific island nation and some other remote place. The best I could find was some vague references about the decision, saying it was a made up word, etc. -shrug-
Let's just say they had a thermo-nuke test. That gives off some particular radiation. But I'm not seeing the connection between that and NK's supposed fusion reactor. One would think that the 2 would have some differences, such as a workable reactor giving off the radiation for more than a few milliseconds (or whatever). Or is this just another badly written TFS?
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How about I set this up with one of my old (read, mostly fake) accounts on an old computer, and occasionally use that computer to go to lolcatz, loldogz, Engrish, Cracked, Slashdot, and ESPN, and never use my email or anything else on that computer? Think that would get flagged by this service? Or maybe all types of ultra-religious type sites?
Any other funky suggestions to play with Google's head?
(Not that I would do this, it would take too much time)
I read somewhere that when Stewart first audition for Star Trek, they (agent, casting, no idea) had him wear a wig. After a few minutes, the people making the decisions told him to ditch it. Good choice.
I'm with you!
With the emergence of UAVs, perhaps a mini-carrier? Way smaller, less radar profile, better manueverability. Just an idea.
"Light Gas Gun" sounds like something a frat boy at a party would say while lighting a fart on fire.
There was a sci-fi book that utilized a long rail that started horizontal and then gradually curved vertical up a mountain. Too long ago to remember the name.
John Ringo's Aldenata series has handheld railguns. Doesn't go into the mechanics/physics. Just letting you know.
Alien Cop: "Are you Corbin Bernstein?"
Corbin: "Negative. I am a meat popsicle."
I mean, really, how big a house are they trying to build? Also seems like it would only be good for construction on islands, unless they have those new fancy flying boats.
Maybe not under-engineered, but putting the backup generator below ground level wasn't a great idea.
So basically go be a survivalist in the deep woods somewhere. Check.
I knew some people who were really into 2nd Life, so I joined, bought a gorilla skin for like $10, and then went around them and monkey-slap ambushed them for a while. The prank was worth the $10 until it got boring. (It was also a dull month)
I'm not seeing an intersection of these virtual animal people and people with the skills to do such a port. OK, sure maybe they could, but I'm going with the 'highly unlikely' category.
Can your mouse fetch me a beer? Ah-hah, didn't think so! :)
Not really biased. The summary is almost a copy of the op-ed piece. Sherman's article really was that bad.
But for kicks, everyone should go read the comments section for that article.
The 2nd part-
The Mole People
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049516/
Mocked on MST3K
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0655468/
Thought we were nerds around here..
I'm disturbed I understand this, lol.
"In other words, unless we do something else entirely, we are in deep shit."
Like get rid of the corrupt unions?
And yet you had the time to read through the comments. Interesting...
OK, this is a poorly remembered story that I read, and it might be for another company. The people wanting to change the name from Esso to XXX looked around the world trying to find something that wouldn't offend anyone. My faltering memory recalls it would be offensive to some South Pacific island nation and some other remote place.
The best I could find was some vague references about the decision, saying it was a made up word, etc. -shrug-
If this goes through, will pro sports allow the procedure? A tangential issue, but one that could be interesting.
Full blown Higgs signal. And the world will turn inside out and we will become Mole People and mocked by a future human and his 2 robot friends.
Is it going to be the cool 80s dog or the new and *cough* improved *cough* CGI dog? CGI dog, I'm just pulling its hard drive.
Let's just say they had a thermo-nuke test. That gives off some particular radiation. But I'm not seeing the connection between that and NK's supposed fusion reactor. One would think that the 2 would have some differences, such as a workable reactor giving off the radiation for more than a few milliseconds (or whatever).
Or is this just another badly written TFS?
He also took that nuke and dunked it in a full court jump. Before scoring a 54 under par on Augusta.