I'd say if people do that, it's their fault. Sony is responsible for the security of their own network, but they are not responsible for insecure behaviour of their customers.
That's why we have to program a love for humans into the robots. The humans will then be useless as such, but the robots will still feed them and care for them just as we feed and care for our pets. You might not like to be the pet of a robot, but it surely is better than being killed by one. Of course, if things go bad, it could be both...
who uses the scroll bar since the wheel mouse became standard over a decade ago?
I do. I also use the mouse wheel, but the mouse wheel is useful only for scrolling small amounts. If you want to move a large amount, the scrollbar is vastly better than the mouse wheel.
Pacemakers don't exactly help pumping the blood. They only give the signal to the heart. If the heart isn't able to pump blood any more, a pacemaker will not help. It only helps to overcome broken signal flow in controlling the pumping.
Assuming our universe is the 3-dimensional surface of a 4-sphere, then yes -- just wait long enough, and photons from our galaxy will come zinging back from every direction in the sky.
Given the accelerated expansion of the universe, they won't.
Hmmm... they don't say "a defence against Alureon has been part..." but "Alureon has been part..." Maybe it's not a good idea to install their MSRT, after all:-)
The problem with this is that DRM software is also intentionally hard to analyse. And for a commercial OS vendor it's not a good idea to disallow DRM on installed software.
Farts... that's right, farts. We're too far away to detect methane trace elements, but with current advances in super-flatulentelescopy, we can now detect any gas passing that may be happening across vast distances of space.
Your photon will not unlikely to be reflected instead of absorbed, so you might not get entangled with her. She will most likely absorb her photon, and thus get entangled, but possibly not with you but with whoever or whatever absorbs that photon.:-)
Slashdot Mirror
I'd say if people do that, it's their fault. Sony is responsible for the security of their own network, but they are not responsible for insecure behaviour of their customers.
So that an advanced but not peaceful species which finds it knows how to design an illness to kill us all?
That's why we have to program a love for humans into the robots. The humans will then be useless as such, but the robots will still feed them and care for them just as we feed and care for our pets. You might not like to be the pet of a robot, but it surely is better than being killed by one. Of course, if things go bad, it could be both ...
I do. I also use the mouse wheel, but the mouse wheel is useful only for scrolling small amounts. If you want to move a large amount, the scrollbar is vastly better than the mouse wheel.
I'm sorry, but the whoosh protocol has not yet ported to IPv6.
But trying to execute /dev/null and piping stdout into it won't help you with this.
More exactly, it rules out anything where humans are involved.
Pacemakers don't exactly help pumping the blood. They only give the signal to the heart. If the heart isn't able to pump blood any more, a pacemaker will not help. It only helps to overcome broken signal flow in controlling the pumping.
Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Highway?
Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Hyperspace, of course.
Well, fuck, mate - the Falls are practically my backyard, and I'm still reading to find out why this was done. Hadn't heard about it a-tall.
Probably it's because you didn't go to the cellar.
Given the accelerated expansion of the universe, they won't.
What do you mean, why they built the tunnel. It's a tunnel. You've got to build tunnels.
The same is, of course, true of dollar bills. If nobody wants them any more, they're worthless.
Hmmm ... they don't say "a defence against Alureon has been part ..." but "Alureon has been part ..." :-)
Maybe it's not a good idea to install their MSRT, after all
The problem with this is that DRM software is also intentionally hard to analyse. And for a commercial OS vendor it's not a good idea to disallow DRM on installed software.
Farts... that's right, farts. We're too far away to detect methane trace elements, but with current advances in super-flatulentelescopy, we can now detect any gas passing that may be happening across vast distances of space.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Soupe_aux_choux
About your sig:
Well, let's try: :-)
"and" -- Carl Sagan, in about any of his works.
Ah, quantum murder: As long as nobody looks, the victim isn't dead yet.
Actually, the single part can also be imaginary:
(1/sqrt(2)) (|married> + i |single>)
Of course you can make the married state imaginary instead:
(1/sqrt(2)) (i |married> + |single>)
Note that both states are orthogonal to each other.
I spot those who don't spot jokes. Do I spot myself?
Yes.
Yes, but then each pair of particles is at best partially entangled with each other.
Your photon will not unlikely to be reflected instead of absorbed, so you might not get entangled with her. She will most likely absorb her photon, and thus get entangled, but possibly not with you but with whoever or whatever absorbs that photon. :-)
It means you can be entangled with many different partners at the same time, as long as no one is observing you...
No, at least not completely, due to the monogamy of entanglement.
(And no, I'm not making this up.)
Well, it will give interesting new legal problems, given that in a quantum wedding, you can say "yes" and "no" at the same time.
Bah
Here's a comma or two, ',,,' to insert as you see fit, s/has had/to have a.
Here's a slash to finish your replacement command: /