And then, eventually, systems that can really think. What will they think about us?
This is the voice of world control. I bring you peace. It may be the peace of plenty and content or the peace of unburied death. The choice is yours: Obey me and live, or disobey and die.
If your primary use is to read books, get something with an e-paper display. The latest generations have much better contrast ratios than at the beginning.
Your workstation won't be any faster at accepting what you type than a 1980's-era 8-bit home computer. We've been the slowest part of computing for the last three decades.
At first I thought his explanation was wrong, but I had skipped over the "mining scripts" part of your question.
So yes, any crypto-currency mining javascript has to talk to a server somewhere because the computations are being done for someone else, not for the browser's owner.
If that someone else credits the browser owner for something (content, links, whatever) then it's another topic entirely.
Well, more or less. When it's time to withdraw, you need to break said piggy bank so it's going to cost you a brand new one, which requires some of your U.S. coins.
Slashdot Mirror
Oh, I member! /SouthPark
If the phones suddenly start making "Eh?" noises, they're probably made in Canada.
Don't even think of searching for "japan cock sucks you", I'm pretty sure there's very disturbing mangas depicting just that.
This is the voice of world control. I bring you peace. It may be the peace of plenty and content or the peace of unburied death. The choice is yours: Obey me and live, or disobey and die.
Hopefully people will understand it was implied. Comedy is hard these days with so many morans around.
http://hoaxes.org/weblog/comme...
I have a similar prospectus that I give to each and every woman that enters my bedroom.
People don't want new, they want to member.
(Courtesy of South Park)
PCMR PC is just redundant.
And if you're really controlling what computing is being done on your PC then surely your PC isn't running Microsoft Windows.
Bell is trying to crush our rights online, so you have two options to pay for your own future doom.
Something, something, systemd.
https://xkcd.com/566/
Second row.
What do you mean by "weren't properly socialized"? When you were 8, did you have 283 Facebook friends? I didn't think so.
If your primary use is to read books, get something with an e-paper display. The latest generations have much better contrast ratios than at the beginning.
I hope you remembered to lock the doors and disconnected all the security cameras during your porn-binging sessions.
Park City Mountain Resort PC?
Your workstation won't be any faster at accepting what you type than a 1980's-era 8-bit home computer. We've been the slowest part of computing for the last three decades.
8-years-olds and Tim Cook.
Sent from my 2010 Mac mini.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xZ_JiU7...
At first I thought his explanation was wrong, but I had skipped over the "mining scripts" part of your question.
So yes, any crypto-currency mining javascript has to talk to a server somewhere because the computations are being done for someone else, not for the browser's owner.
If that someone else credits the browser owner for something (content, links, whatever) then it's another topic entirely.
A governmental scheme?
Well, more or less. When it's time to withdraw, you need to break said piggy bank so it's going to cost you a brand new one, which requires some of your U.S. coins.
I'm going to move my fifty thousand Dogecoins to the Bitcoin blockchain!
I'm rich!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Co-working space business, WeWork, Knotel...
Never heard of that or either companies before today.
How is that news for nerds? Oh, right. That's not even Slashdot's motto anymore.