It boggles my mind how educated people can be so intimidated by a few widgets. I've wondered on occasion whether a highly-structured alternative interface could be created based on a well-documented, interactive symbol notation written on sort of full-screen "chalkboard." I guess you'd need a second monitor for rendering graphics, etc...
eg, richard stallman carries you to his bed and spanks you for buying the wrong graphics card while linus torvalds sings the free software song in the closet
(a) A printing system that actually prints once in a while; (b) a Microsoft Office imitation that would run slowly on Natalie Portman's beowulf cluster; (c) input-method support for every country in the United States; (d) most importantly, Richard Stallman almost approves at those times when an unusual mood of tolerance comes upon him.
Eventually the consumers will become zombies and take to wandering around foggy graveyards or something. Obviously, zombies do not buy movies; they prefer to entertain themselves by eating your brain.
other than ocaml and ruby are totally insane. I mean, I can code in java or c just fine, but it makes me want to pull my hair out, and all decent normal people must feel the same way.
Namely, an innate skepticism of elites. Americans would rather be independently wrong than mistakenly accept a false expert consensus.
That is not all bad; for example, Europe's eugenics policies, built on deference to scientific opinion, were far more destructive than those of the Americans.
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It boggles my mind how educated people can be so intimidated by a few widgets. I've wondered on occasion whether a highly-structured alternative interface could be created based on a well-documented, interactive symbol notation written on sort of full-screen "chalkboard." I guess you'd need a second monitor for rendering graphics, etc...
Computers obey laws just fine. Self-awareness is the hard part, on the other hand.
the caterpillar of self-gratification now emerges as the butterfly of crime
eg, richard stallman carries you to his bed and spanks you for buying the wrong graphics card while linus torvalds sings the free software song in the closet
diogenes had no need for etorrents and idonkies when he masturbated in the marketplace.
your computer will spank you with a paddle god the future is scary
anyway, who cares. in many places (eg china) p2p will soon be banned and blocked completely behind firewalls and proxies that no one can circumvent.
secure voip will forever be but a dream of young idealists
much like building that big shell around the sun. obviously impossible
i invented that one too
hahah regulating gnome or kde
it's a much better idea to buy a nice monitor and a dirt cheap computer.
do not venture far from the web browser
This is what everyone in the whole world has been waiting for!!!!! Excuse me while I dance around the room.
V0N4G3 gives T3H F00T to the SMUG K0RE4N D00D??!!!!!
(a) A printing system that actually prints once in a while; (b) a Microsoft Office imitation that would run slowly on Natalie Portman's beowulf cluster; (c) input-method support for every country in the United States; (d) most importantly, Richard Stallman almost approves at those times when an unusual mood of tolerance comes upon him.
Eventually the consumers will become zombies and take to wandering around foggy graveyards or something. Obviously, zombies do not buy movies; they prefer to entertain themselves by eating your brain.
I support ab initio copy protection for all our nation's precious intellectual property.
other than ocaml and ruby are totally insane. I mean, I can code in java or c just fine, but it makes me want to pull my hair out, and all decent normal people must feel the same way.
the tv forces you not to watch it
the vile things one watches on television (and the interweb)
at least we still have the hebrew prophets
Death to America.
I wholeheartedly support this idea.
That is not all bad; for example, Europe's eugenics policies, built on deference to scientific opinion, were far more destructive than those of the Americans.
Who wants to live in America?