What's the point of having two? Can someone explain? And why is CDDB trying to charge money? Why don't the two just merge for the common good of the Internet, and make a free service?
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Personally, I think I'll live to see Moore's Law get sent to/dev/null with things like "Man will not fly" and "Man will
never walk on the moon"*.
With the extensive probing into quantum machinery**, the question is, "How soon will it be that processors
create their own dimension to perform advanced mathematical calculations. The question is, "When will be using
planck's width to record data rather than Fe-Si combinates?" The question is, "Will the term 'wireless' come to
mean that a small quantum bridge is created by the computer to read the data on another computer atoms?"
Or, one of my friend's favourite questions: Will a molecule count as a network?
You can keep your one atom transistors, I'm waiting for the chance to upgrade to a 2 1 H isotope!***
*No replies on the one-sided Fox special, please
**This has actually been around for a few years already, and has been mentioned on slashdot a few times, as
well as making it to Michael Crichton's "Timeline", as a background to the ideas conveyed in the story.
***Don't tell me not to hold my breath, that, too, is another AnonCow-esk comment
**Disclaimer: Opinions cited by me are not necessarily my opinions. Facts cited by me are not necessarily facts.
Did anyone ever see that Australian tv show Beyond 2000? So many wonderful inventions they showed. How
many of those are you using today?
Slashdot is just like Beyond 2000. Will any of us ever see plastic semiconductors in use? Quantum computers?
How about space elevators?!
You may now return to reality.
ersonally, I think I'll live to see Moore's Law get sent to/dev/null with things like "Man will not fly" and "Man will never walk on the moon"*.
With the extensive probing into quantum machinery**, the question is, "How soon will it be that processors create their own dimension to perform advanced mathematical calculations. The question is, "When will be using planck's width to record data rather than Fe-Si combinates?" The question is, "Will the term 'wireless' come to mean that a small quantum bridge is created by the computer to read the data on another computer atoms?"
Or, one of my friend's favourite questions: Will a molecule count as a network?
You can keep your one atom transistors, I'm waiting for the chance to upgrade to a 2 1 H isotope!***
*No replies on the one-sided Fox special, please
**This has actually been around for a few years already, and has been mentioned on slashdot a few times, as well as making it to Michael Crichton's "Timeline", as a background to the ideas conveyed in the story.
***Don't tell me not to hold my breath, that, too, is another AnonCow-esk comment
**Disclaimer: Opinions cited by me are not necessarily my opinions. Facts cited by me are not necessarily facts.
I mean really... i think the government has the right to know what people are doing and they can look after us they never do bad stuff so we should let them monitor e-mail phone calls and security cameras for illegal things like lots of youths smoke marijuana and do not get caught because of illegal security camera if government had more rights yoyuths would be off the street and not do bad things and grow to be succesful careermen with beautiful housewifes and kids that go to college with lots of money and cars and mobile phonmes
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What's the point of having two? Can someone explain? And why is CDDB trying to charge money? Why don't the two just merge for the common good of the Internet, and make a free service?
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With the extensive probing into quantum machinery**, the question is, "How soon will it be that processors create their own dimension to perform advanced mathematical calculations. The question is, "When will be using planck's width to record data rather than Fe-Si combinates?" The question is, "Will the term 'wireless' come to mean that a small quantum bridge is created by the computer to read the data on another computer atoms?" Or, one of my friend's favourite questions: Will a molecule count as a network? You can keep your one atom transistors, I'm waiting for the chance to upgrade to a 2 1 H isotope!***
*No replies on the one-sided Fox special, please
**This has actually been around for a few years already, and has been mentioned on slashdot a few times, as well as making it to Michael Crichton's "Timeline", as a background to the ideas conveyed in the story.
***Don't tell me not to hold my breath, that, too, is another AnonCow-esk comment
**Disclaimer: Opinions cited by me are not necessarily my opinions. Facts cited by me are not necessarily facts.
Did anyone ever see that Australian tv show Beyond 2000? So many wonderful inventions they showed. How many of those are you using today? Slashdot is just like Beyond 2000. Will any of us ever see plastic semiconductors in use? Quantum computers? How about space elevators?! You may now return to reality.
ersonally, I think I'll live to see Moore's Law get sent to /dev/null with things like "Man will not fly" and "Man will never walk on the moon"*.
With the extensive probing into quantum machinery**, the question is, "How soon will it be that processors create their own dimension to perform advanced mathematical calculations. The question is, "When will be using planck's width to record data rather than Fe-Si combinates?" The question is, "Will the term 'wireless' come to mean that a small quantum bridge is created by the computer to read the data on another computer atoms?"
Or, one of my friend's favourite questions: Will a molecule count as a network?
You can keep your one atom transistors, I'm waiting for the chance to upgrade to a 2 1 H isotope!***
*No replies on the one-sided Fox special, please
**This has actually been around for a few years already, and has been mentioned on slashdot a few times, as well as making it to Michael Crichton's "Timeline", as a background to the ideas conveyed in the story.
***Don't tell me not to hold my breath, that, too, is another AnonCow-esk comment
**Disclaimer: Opinions cited by me are not necessarily my opinions. Facts cited by me are not necessarily facts.
I mean really... i think the government has the right to know what people are doing and they can look after us they never do bad stuff so we should let them monitor e-mail phone calls and security cameras for illegal things like lots of youths smoke marijuana and do not get caught because of illegal security camera if government had more rights yoyuths would be off the street and not do bad things and grow to be succesful careermen with beautiful housewifes and kids that go to college with lots of money and cars and mobile phonmes