probably none, just a device to read the output from the electrodes. but the issue is that semiconductors typically conduct when they fail, and there is a very slight possibility that tremendous system damage could put voltage into the electrodes instead of just reading what comes off of them. i'm sure that proper precautions would be taken and everything, the idea is still kind of creepy to me.
ok, but what if the hardware fails: e.g. a voltage surge breaks something relating to the neurologic interface. these things are too risky for my tastes
Hahahaha! Oh I'm a pathetic shell of a human. There's no need to bash yourself in that manner, it's perfectly all right to make a pun every now and then:)
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except the key difference that they had no manager, as mentioned by the grandparent poster.
indeed it has.
i read a bit of that console page, and i must say it's well done.
nah, just leave them. it's nice to see the progress we've made since those books were produced.
i just bookmark the parent post and view it later... it works ok, but it would be neat to have the reply notification and everything
at first i read that as: the inevitability of early onset cynicism... :)
that's probably because you only read the ones linked off slashdot...
but yeah, the concept is kind of off anyway.
when's your documentary on distaste for RPMs going to be up online? interested to read it...
it might have had an infinite loop in it or something like that... can xm files do looping? i know sids can
sid!
they have both text and graphical players for linux, and i'm sure there are players for other platforms as well.
you r0ck :)
maybe they're trying to be 1337 by using redhat 2...
it is great, i'm considering using it as a sig.
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probably none, just a device to read the output from the electrodes. but the issue is that semiconductors typically conduct when they fail, and there is a very slight possibility that tremendous system damage could put voltage into the electrodes instead of just reading what comes off of them. i'm sure that proper precautions would be taken and everything, the idea is still kind of creepy to me.
ok, but what if the hardware fails: e.g. a voltage surge breaks something relating to the neurologic interface. these things are too risky for my tastes
/methinks you've hit on something
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cheers to you (honestly)
is blizzard going to fix their program?
Spam is a bit harsh; the lycos screensaver is a legitimate bulk packet sender.
yeah, they must have a big pipe, it went fast. kind of cool too
get the bittorrents and fire extinguishers ready :)
nice response (seriously)
Hahahaha! Oh I'm a pathetic shell of a human. :)
There's no need to bash yourself in that manner, it's perfectly all right to make a pun every now and then
Woops, ive been using a terminal too much.
dude, that's what i did, but without the knoppix. to the grandparent poster: this works, and well.