I, Robot the MOVIE wasn't even about the Asimov collection; the script was originally called Hardwired, and bears not the slightest resemblance to Asimov's works, with the single exception of Asimov's Three Laws being interjected into the script.
But many sci-fi works have utilized these, including the Alien series, Star Trek, and Mega Man.
Well, the police argument against that is that they *want* to have in the database your known hangouts, so that when you commit a crime, they can come and arrest you immediately, instead of having to hunt for you.
GTA 3 on the X-box lets you play the mp3s that are on the hard-drive. Nothing quite like mowing down old ladies with random sub-machine gun blasts while rocking out to "Bananaphone."
I believe Sony already *is* on the defensive. This is clearly a tactic to get people to go, "Oh no, the cheap PS3s are going to sell out, I'd better buy one!"
What people forget is that there are a couple hundred thousand systems sitting on store shelves right now, while many people *still* can't find Wiis. . .
What we need is a video game where you can pay the mortgage and roll over IRAs, so I can learn how to do these things, instead of being evicted all the time!
The whole point of preventing/stopping the films is in places where you can't reach where the films will accumulate. Like an artificial heart. I'd like to see you clean *that* in the shower every morning.
The only analogy I can give is if you had absolute proof that God wasn't real. Personally, his analogy would have made more sense to me if it had been, "The only analogy I can give is if you had absolute proof that God was real."
It would be for any union realistically. How would you feel about being videotaped while you were working? Almost anyone who works in retail IS videotaped while working. Hell, my LAB has video cameras, in case some terrorists decide they can blow up an airport with the 100 grams of KNO3 we have. . . *sigh* The DHS, keeping us safe, sort of. . .
But who the hell bothers to have PC LAN parties anymore? All my PC gaming I do over the net, whether it's Guild Wars, CS, Starcraft, or Diablo. The only time we bother to have "LAN parties" anymore is because of Halo (since none of us bought it for PC).
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According to his biog, the physicist Richard Feynman I did a doubletake when I read that as:
According to his blog, the physicist Richard Feynman
Who among us doesn't own a hammer? I own three. One's kind of small for hanging pictures. Another one is a normal sized hammer that I've had for a long time, and the third is one that replaced my normal hammer when my neighbor borrowed it for 2 months. I've got one for bashing heads in. Does that make me a criminal?
Makes a little bit of sense. . .
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I remember reading somewhere in the last few months (possibly here on/.) that the new preferred version of CPR was 10 compressions to one breath, as opposed to the traditional 3. More compressions = less oxygen. . .
. ..and spent several days in consoling until they decided that he wasn't serious. Damn, he got to play video games for several days? All I got for my death list was a lousy in-school suspension. . .
I hate to bash the editors, but the game was released Sunday, not today; and the party was Sunday as well.
And I've got fifteen hours in already, and this is finals week. Oops.
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I think it might more likely read "Submit resume to /dev/null@monster.com."
Being near Cleveland, I find it much more likely that no one *cared* about the gunshots. . .
49th. You're forgetting Kansas.
I, Robot the MOVIE wasn't even about the Asimov collection; the script was originally called Hardwired, and bears not the slightest resemblance to Asimov's works, with the single exception of Asimov's Three Laws being interjected into the script. But many sci-fi works have utilized these, including the Alien series, Star Trek, and Mega Man.
Well, the police argument against that is that they *want* to have in the database your known hangouts, so that when you commit a crime, they can come and arrest you immediately, instead of having to hunt for you.
So. . . you liked the first season episodes?
GTA 3 on the X-box lets you play the mp3s that are on the hard-drive. Nothing quite like mowing down old ladies with random sub-machine gun blasts while rocking out to "Bananaphone."
I believe Sony already *is* on the defensive. This is clearly a tactic to get people to go, "Oh no, the cheap PS3s are going to sell out, I'd better buy one!" What people forget is that there are a couple hundred thousand systems sitting on store shelves right now, while many people *still* can't find Wiis. . .
What we need is a video game where you can pay the mortgage and roll over IRAs, so I can learn how to do these things, instead of being evicted all the time!
The whole point of preventing/stopping the films is in places where you can't reach where the films will accumulate. Like an artificial heart. I'd like to see you clean *that* in the shower every morning.
So the SIAA (Science Industry Association of America) doesn't sue him :)
And then goes to Paris!
Do you ever wish there was a "Depressing" mod option? ;)
But who the hell bothers to have PC LAN parties anymore? All my PC gaming I do over the net, whether it's Guild Wars, CS, Starcraft, or Diablo. The only time we bother to have "LAN parties" anymore is because of Halo (since none of us bought it for PC).
I remember reading somewhere in the last few months (possibly here on /.) that the new preferred version of CPR was 10 compressions to one breath, as opposed to the traditional 3. More compressions = less oxygen. . .
I hate to bash the editors, but the game was released Sunday, not today; and the party was Sunday as well. And I've got fifteen hours in already, and this is finals week. Oops.
The sad thing is, I heard this when I wasout.