So far I have been able to use a combo of open source and commercial products to create a distributed workflow, but tying it all together under single sign on is next to impossible especially to a wiki for organizing all the fiction. Anyone interested feel free to visit us, we seriously need some more creative people working on the site and projects.
Check out the project I've been working on for some time: www.HEX.xxx
Taking place in an alternate universe known as Obscure Delusion, several videos are now coming to light.
* Maniac Loveseat is a short episodic format show in the Obscure Delusion universe. Featuring HEX and Jacky Paper, it is an unscripted improvised brainstorming session. Things that may be used for building parts of the canon universe and considered madness are wrenched from our viscera on the Maniac Loveseat.
* The Unknown Truth is a science documentary show in the Obscure Delusion universe. Now in itâ(TM)s land mark 37th season, welcome to **The Unknown Truth** Episode 2012-03-16 with your host, Doctor Watt.
Obscure Delusion Fictional Universe Original Material with references to public domain H.P. Lovecraft characters and works.
Our Distribution Channels: * Our Main Site www.HEX.xxx * Facebook Page & Twitter Updates * YouTube Channel (Original Content Verified!) * DailyMotion (Original Content MotionMaker!) * Funny or Die Channel (Funny Videos!) * Phone 1-800-HEX-SETX - Located Downriver in Trenton, MI.
I am sure you guys are contributing a lot to the community but need to ask you a question;
How to encourage artists from developing world to participate ?
They are not as rich as you guys
They do not have as many advance hardware as you guys... and...
They can not devote as much time to crunch out the scene as you guys
And if they want to "judge" my "mood", that is, if they can somehow insert a cookie that follows me throughout my web-surfing journey - they have to read the messages I post on/,
There were stuffs that brought back really good memory, but not the trash-80s
Of course, we read all the manuals and hand-coded some programs, but I didn't put in too much time for it, for there are other machines that offered much more flexibility and robustness
To me the real tipping point seems to be as the "corporate dystopia" of which William Gibson and Cyberpunk was part.
I recently ran into someone I hadn't seen for years, who used to be heavily into cyberpunk back in those days. I asked him how that was going, and he doesn't read or cosplay any of that any more. I asked why, and he said, "It's not fun any more, it's coming true."
You've hit the point without even realizing it !
Those who've read the cyberpunk genre knew well in advance what was to come, and better prepared for it
Those who haven't, don't even know what hit 'em
Or, coming back to the article, maybe cyberpunk did serve as inspiration, but not to scientists, but rather to a new age of businessmen who realize their companies are big enough to shape politics, laws and countries around them.
Back in the 1950's to 1970's, back when the cold war was raging fiercely, a few Western corporations already realize that the future ahead of them is to be more like the authority than the authority
That is when some of those corporations started to work in tandem with secretive organizations like MI6 or CIA in semi-covert operations throughout the world
Even "innocent looking" companies like DHL routinely worked with "law enforcement agencies" (you go figure out which ones) in letting the "law enforcers" to use their delivery trucks as a cover in their surveillance operations
What took NASA 15 minutes to answer took 51 of Canada's top bureaucrats dunno how long, with how many conference call, back and forth emails and such to come out with a really boring official reply
Funny you brought out Somalia - and yes, in a sense, when comparing to the United States of America, Canada does look like Somalia
If there is any lesson to be learnt from this trial it gonna be this - Hire the right person
This Mr. Lindholm is definitely NOT the type of person I would hire
I've been in the software/hardware development for decades, and never have I write any email or any message in any forum, or in any conversation in any formal setting that I will say things like what Mr. Lindholm has said
The tech world as we are now is not only filled with geeks, but with lawyers
Those lawyers will use WHATEVER we wrote or said to get their point across - even to the point of mis-interpret what we wrote / say
How can an ex-Sun employee, currently employed by Google, write an email saying things like "Google need a license for Java" ?
I mean, what qualification that Mr. Lindholm has on legal stuffs ?
If I am working for the human resource department of Google, I will fire that Mr. Lindholm long ago - and I ain't gonna tolerate any of my employee doing things similar to what Mr. Lindholm has done
To me the real tipping point seems to be as the "corporate dystopia" of which William Gibson and Cyberpunk was part.
I recently ran into someone I hadn't seen for years, who used to be heavily into cyberpunk back in those days. I asked him how that was going, and he doesn't read or cosplay any of that any more. I asked why, and he said, "It's not fun any more, it's coming true."
You've hit the point without even realizing it !
Those who've read the cyberpunk genre knew well in advance what was to come, and better prepared for it
Have been reading scifi since 1960's, and still can't stop reading the stuff (including manga since late 1980's and animation nowadays)
But my love of Science didn't emerge from my scifi reading habit
My love of Science stems from my curiosity of what happens all around me
The scifi genre is just like any other, there are good ones and there are real lousy ones, but no matter how good or bad the scifi is, it will never encourage or discourage me from exploring
Can't really remember what happened 4 years ago - that Olympics that took place somewhere, [cranking my old brain]... somewhere in a communist country, I guess ---
Did they ban the athletes from taking photos back then?
I've been in the business field for decades, and I will tell you that 99.9% of business people on this earth do not include extortion as a part of normal business practice.
What Oracle is doing is extortion, pure and simple, and unfortunately, Google isn't their only target.
Hundreds of million Android users will also be affected
No doubt some World War I planes are still airworthy, but to extend the lifespan of B-52s beyond 2040 and still expect it to be used for military bombing raid --- this is lunacy to the max !!
Just to save a penny or two they are going to put the lives of the boys and girls flying those planes
If us bosses don't monitor the minions, how then should we know when they're onto our kickback schemes and other fraudulent privileges they are not entitled to know of us having?
We monitor our minions not because we are afraid of them knowing what we do
We monitor them because we want them to know that we know every-single-thing about them
In other words, they are our minions because we pwned them
Blaming the men, no matter for what reasons, just doesn't cut it
When the female kind do not want to learn programming, - and I am saying this based on pure simple fact that over 90% of comp students are male - how are you going to blame the male for "not allowing them from entering" ??
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So far I have been able to use a combo of open source and commercial products to create a distributed workflow, but tying it all together under single sign on is next to impossible especially to a wiki for organizing all the fiction. Anyone interested feel free to visit us, we seriously need some more creative people working on the site and projects.
Check out the project I've been working on for some time: www.HEX.xxx
Taking place in an alternate universe known as Obscure Delusion, several videos are now coming to light.
* Maniac Loveseat is a short episodic format show in the Obscure Delusion universe. Featuring HEX and Jacky Paper, it is an unscripted improvised brainstorming session. Things that may be used for building parts of the canon universe and considered madness are wrenched from our viscera on the Maniac Loveseat.
* The Unknown Truth is a science documentary show in the Obscure Delusion universe. Now in itâ(TM)s land mark 37th season, welcome to **The Unknown Truth** Episode 2012-03-16 with your host, Doctor Watt.
Obscure Delusion Fictional Universe Original Material with references to public domain H.P. Lovecraft characters and works.
Our Distribution Channels:
* Our Main Site www.HEX.xxx
* Facebook Page & Twitter Updates
* YouTube Channel (Original Content Verified!)
* DailyMotion (Original Content MotionMaker!)
* Funny or Die Channel (Funny Videos!)
* Phone 1-800-HEX-SETX - Located Downriver in Trenton, MI.
I am sure you guys are contributing a lot to the community but need to ask you a question;
How to encourage artists from developing world to participate ?
They are not as rich as you guys
They do not have as many advance hardware as you guys ... and ...
They can not devote as much time to crunch out the scene as you guys
There *are* we servers running on model 100s out there.
There are ??
Wow !!
No matter it's 70% or 30% or even 90%, back-lighting itself wastes a lot of power
I do not go to facebook nor I tweet
And if they want to "judge" my "mood", that is, if they can somehow insert a cookie that follows me throughout my web-surfing journey - they have to read the messages I post on /,
IOS = Formula 1 Droid = Demolition Derby
Microsoft Phone = a hobo standing by the Interstate with his thumb out
What about "WebOS" or "Palm" or "Meego" ???
Well ...
I suspect that that rock in space hasn't yet been polluted by man-made pollutant
But I _could_ be wrong
There were stuffs that brought back really good memory, but not the trash-80s
Of course, we read all the manuals and hand-coded some programs, but I didn't put in too much time for it, for there are other machines that offered much more flexibility and robustness
I did not read TFA
Why are some of those artists at war?
If you think that "new money" coming in to fund those research is the culprit, think again
Back 2 or 3 decades ago a lot of so-called "studies" or "research findings" had already come into questions regarding their validity
For example:
A "study" financed by "Dairy Farmer Association" would definitely come up with the result that "Milk is good for you"
A "research paper" backed by "Pork Industry" would show you how pork is "another white meat" ... and so on ... and so forth
To me the real tipping point seems to be as the "corporate dystopia" of which William Gibson and Cyberpunk was part.
I recently ran into someone I hadn't seen for years, who used to be heavily into cyberpunk back in those days. I asked him how that was going, and he doesn't read or cosplay any of that any more. I asked why, and he said, "It's not fun any more, it's coming true."
You've hit the point without even realizing it !
Those who've read the cyberpunk genre knew well in advance what was to come, and better prepared for it
Those who haven't, don't even know what hit 'em
Or, coming back to the article, maybe cyberpunk did serve as inspiration, but not to scientists, but rather to a new age of businessmen who realize their companies are big enough to shape politics, laws and countries around them.
Back in the 1950's to 1970's, back when the cold war was raging fiercely, a few Western corporations already realize that the future ahead of them is to be more like the authority than the authority
That is when some of those corporations started to work in tandem with secretive organizations like MI6 or CIA in semi-covert operations throughout the world
Even "innocent looking" companies like DHL routinely worked with "law enforcement agencies" (you go figure out which ones) in letting the "law enforcers" to use their delivery trucks as a cover in their surveillance operations
What took NASA 15 minutes to answer took 51 of Canada's top bureaucrats dunno how long, with how many conference call, back and forth emails and such to come out with a really boring official reply
Funny you brought out Somalia - and yes, in a sense, when comparing to the United States of America, Canada does look like Somalia
If there is any lesson to be learnt from this trial it gonna be this - Hire the right person
This Mr. Lindholm is definitely NOT the type of person I would hire
I've been in the software/hardware development for decades, and never have I write any email or any message in any forum, or in any conversation in any formal setting that I will say things like what Mr. Lindholm has said
The tech world as we are now is not only filled with geeks, but with lawyers
Those lawyers will use WHATEVER we wrote or said to get their point across - even to the point of mis-interpret what we wrote / say
How can an ex-Sun employee, currently employed by Google, write an email saying things like "Google need a license for Java" ?
I mean, what qualification that Mr. Lindholm has on legal stuffs ?
If I am working for the human resource department of Google, I will fire that Mr. Lindholm long ago - and I ain't gonna tolerate any of my employee doing things similar to what Mr. Lindholm has done
To me the real tipping point seems to be as the "corporate dystopia" of which William Gibson and Cyberpunk was part.
I recently ran into someone I hadn't seen for years, who used to be heavily into cyberpunk back in those days. I asked him how that was going, and he doesn't read or cosplay any of that any more. I asked why, and he said, "It's not fun any more, it's coming true."
You've hit the point without even realizing it !
Those who've read the cyberpunk genre knew well in advance what was to come, and better prepared for it
Those who haven't, don't even know what hit 'em
I am an avid scifi freak
Have been reading scifi since 1960's, and still can't stop reading the stuff (including manga since late 1980's and animation nowadays)
But my love of Science didn't emerge from my scifi reading habit
My love of Science stems from my curiosity of what happens all around me
The scifi genre is just like any other, there are good ones and there are real lousy ones, but no matter how good or bad the scifi is, it will never encourage or discourage me from exploring
Nope, I just ain't gonna be influenced by a book
I gotta admit my memory ain't it used to be
Can't really remember what happened 4 years ago - that Olympics that took place somewhere, [cranking my old brain] ... somewhere in a communist country, I guess ---
Did they ban the athletes from taking photos back then?
"Look, We're the FBI. That means your fucked, no matter what you do."
The question that is begging to be asked is ---
Who will FBI the FBI ?
Speaking from experience
While there _are_ some legacy cobol code that are still being used in big irons, but a lot of code already been rewritten
Unfortunately, that's business....
I've been in the business field for decades, and I will tell you that 99.9% of business people on this earth do not include extortion as a part of normal business practice.
What Oracle is doing is extortion, pure and simple, and unfortunately, Google isn't their only target.
Hundreds of million Android users will also be affected
No doubt some World War I planes are still airworthy, but to extend the lifespan of B-52s beyond 2040 and still expect it to be used for military bombing raid --- this is lunacy to the max !!
Just to save a penny or two they are going to put the lives of the boys and girls flying those planes
Damnit, finally a valid reason to sign up for twitter.
I still won't
It's a good cause, I know, but there are still other ways to support it without having to give in to the walled gardens
I'm not an American, but I gotta acknowledge that never-say-die spirit of 'em Americans.
The "Car Wash 'n Bake Sale" is a stroke of genius !
Maybe you've overlooked something
The broken patent system has made a lot of lawyers very very rich
And rich lawyers will see that the broken patent system stays broken
If us bosses don't monitor the minions, how then should we know when they're onto our kickback schemes and other fraudulent privileges they are not entitled to know of us having?
We monitor our minions not because we are afraid of them knowing what we do
We monitor them because we want them to know that we know every-single-thing about them
In other words, they are our minions because we pwned them
... the trend now is the lawyers, who invented nothing but hot air, gonna be the ones who rake in the $$$
... but rather, the lack of women
Blaming the men, no matter for what reasons, just doesn't cut it
When the female kind do not want to learn programming, - and I am saying this based on pure simple fact that over 90% of comp students are male - how are you going to blame the male for "not allowing them from entering" ??