Now, driving while chewing tabacco, sipping on a pint jack, listening to pirated Billy Ray Cyprus and shooting at the occasional road sign will all be covered under the same agency.
Even when they played it on Cartoon Network, it wasn't completely uncensored. They changed Peter's line "Even though they killed my lord," to "I don't think they killed my lord."
1. Make 10 new, copyrighted episodes of Family Guy. 2. Place them on thousands of high-speed servers functioning as Kazaa super-nodes. 3. Collect the IPs of the millions of people who download them. 4. Sue each downloader for $10k under the DMCA. 5. ??? 6. Profit.
1. Make one million Linux desktops with a secret backdoor. 2. Have US military pay you for software to invade backdoor. 3. Have China secretly pay you to patch the backdoor. 4. ??? 5. Profit!
1. Set up massive high speed network in ultra-conservative society.
2. Keep logs of which politicians visit which websites.
3. Threaten to release information to public.
4. ???
5. Profit.
Isn't it ironic that fans of a movie that is all about freeing one's self from a computer controlled, alternate reality are paying for a chance to loose themselves in a computer controlled, alternate reality.
We're tired, we're droopy
We're all a little loopy
A Fedora Core Test Release
Is invading your PC!
New features - interesting!
The code could use some testing
That's why we are requesting
new bug reports quickly!
On our ftp site is the place where you will see
The stuff that we've been working on since 1993!
We're tired, we're droopy
We're all a little loopy
It's a Fedora Core Test Release
Come and join the fun!
leaves consumers unable to access their own property
Legally, the physical media is the property of the consumer. The consumer only owns a limited access to the information stored on the media. This law does not affect the consumers access to their own property, but it does affect thier access to other people's property.
Programs like Eliza have been around since and have not increased in their ability to pass the Turing Test signifigantly. The results Loebner Prize do not show a significant improvement, at least not one that correlates to the improvement in speed/storage. Therefore, I don't think that one can infer that a, future, "fast" computer would be able to pass the turing test based on engineering advances. This will have to come from biological/psycological/neurological/algorithmic advances that are not assured.
Making the iPod sound this good was overkill considering what 99.9% of people use it for-- listening to some 128kb mp3 downloaded off of Kazaa. Consumers who want an iPod are forced to slap down more money for features that they'll never need. Apple, keep the style, loose the technology and high price.
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Now, driving while chewing tabacco, sipping on a pint jack, listening to pirated Billy Ray Cyprus and shooting at the occasional road sign will all be covered under the same agency.
The last thing you want is an obese penguin giving you health advice.
Why don't they bring out the classic video game that everybody loved-- Custer's Revenge!
Because Less' Law has just been developed. Of course, Moore's Law made Kat's Law obsolete.
Even when they played it on Cartoon Network, it wasn't completely uncensored. They changed Peter's line "Even though they killed my lord," to "I don't think they killed my lord."
1. Make 10 new, copyrighted episodes of Family Guy.
2. Place them on thousands of high-speed servers functioning as Kazaa super-nodes.
3. Collect the IPs of the millions of people who download them.
4. Sue each downloader for $10k under the DMCA.
5. ???
6. Profit.
1. Make one million Linux desktops with a secret backdoor.
2. Have US military pay you for software to invade backdoor.
3. Have China secretly pay you to patch the backdoor.
4. ???
5. Profit!
1. Set up massive high speed network in ultra-conservative society. 2. Keep logs of which politicians visit which websites. 3. Threaten to release information to public. 4. ??? 5. Profit.
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Isn't it ironic that fans of a movie that is all about freeing one's self from a computer controlled, alternate reality are paying for a chance to loose themselves in a computer controlled, alternate reality.
You'd probably be able to download music in a computer lab and then transfer it to your computer running a non-Windows operating system.
We're tired, we're droopy
We're all a little loopy
A Fedora Core Test Release
Is invading your PC!
New features - interesting!
The code could use some testing
That's why we are requesting
new bug reports quickly!
On our ftp site is the place where you will see
The stuff that we've been working on since 1993!
We're tired, we're droopy
We're all a little loopy
It's a Fedora Core Test Release
Come and join the fun!
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This reminds me of Welchia...
Why would you want to X and one of its clumsy window managers instead of Aqua, the best user interface around?
but I pirated 80000 MBs of data.
I say Saran Wrap. What's the big difference?
I love how an FBI computer crime agent is using AOL.
leaves consumers unable to access their own property
Legally, the physical media is the property of the consumer. The consumer only owns a limited access to the information stored on the media. This law does not affect the consumers access to their own property, but it does affect thier access to other people's property.
May someone please give me a non-obscene definition of the word 'dongles?'
were eaten by scientists.
Academy members are pleased to know they won't have to find a theatre to screen award nominees.
They can always see my friend Rob who runs his business out of a Ryder van on 4th and D. He's planning on having an Academy member special.
Sales of humans to robots are exploding!
Programs like Eliza have been around since and have not increased in their ability to pass the Turing Test signifigantly. The results Loebner Prize do not show a significant improvement, at least not one that correlates to the improvement in speed/storage. Therefore, I don't think that one can infer that a, future, "fast" computer would be able to pass the turing test based on engineering advances. This will have to come from biological/psycological/neurological/algorithmic advances that are not assured.
Making the iPod sound this good was overkill considering what 99.9% of people use it for-- listening to some 128kb mp3 downloaded off of Kazaa. Consumers who want an iPod are forced to slap down more money for features that they'll never need. Apple, keep the style, loose the technology and high price.