No, the [ColorOfChoice] screen of death should be replaced with the sunglasses in H2G2 that went black whenever sometng bad was about to happen. I was thinking blunt object head trauma. This would also help subsequent sales, as the users discrimination would be impaired.
This is one of the core features of genes and gene pools. Back up, resistance to "shock" changes, etc.
The fact that it happens on a mets-level is pretty much inevitable. Not that the mechanism isn't exciting, just re-inforces the basic model.
What the frack is the MS "Journal Reader" and how do I murder it? I can't read PDF files any more after an autoinstall that has more lives than the god-damned mummy
What we call individuality is the interaction of components that results in unplanned but consistent behavior. Although the complexity of say, a car, and a human nervous system differs by orders of magnitude, they both take on properties that are completely unique.
This is particularly true when the mechanism is adapting to external events. That combined with the "contagious" properties of the user's behavior, would allow for something that is indistinguishable from a natural personality.
I'll buckle in for the Hard vs. Soft AI debate now.
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That's "User be idiot," you insensitive clod!
Next wave of spam: Guranteed pinky-toe eliminator.
In best Shatner tone: KHHAAAA---------N
If Troi wanted command insights from me, she needn't turn on the Holodeck, laddie.
No, the [ColorOfChoice] screen of death should be replaced with the sunglasses in H2G2 that went black whenever sometng bad was about to happen. I was thinking blunt object head trauma. This would also help subsequent sales, as the users discrimination would be impaired.
Hold off until he tries to demo his Magick Alternative and it bursts into flame.
MIT uses the death penality only in those cases related to CalTech.
An oxymoron
Why didn't somebody say something?
This is a dupe of a dupe referring to a dupe of a dupe. By a dupe, of course.
And I was expecting broadband under Uncle Ben's smiling face. Oh, well.
Love your spelling. Is "Thye" Middle English? Oh, wait, you're too smart for non-ghetto tongues. Sorry.
Could not have POSSIBLY said it better myself. Thanks, amigo.
Equus is horse. Morits is dead. Whipping a dead horse.
That would be "MOO-cular" (as opposed to nukuler) You miserbable shaved biped.
Thanks
You're too kind, amigo
...Enterprise is ordered to deliver a mysterious cargo labelled only "WHIPS" to the planet Equus Mortis.
...sort of take the "D" out of "DMZ"?
Yeah, if Tesla had only overcome that pesky "Hair-and-teeth-falling-out-in-bloody-clumps" problem.
This is one of the core features of genes and gene pools. Back up, resistance to "shock" changes, etc. The fact that it happens on a mets-level is pretty much inevitable. Not that the mechanism isn't exciting, just re-inforces the basic model.
Thanks. The auto-install kicks on everytime I click a pdf file. The file associations don't seem to be affected
What the frack is the MS "Journal Reader" and how do I murder it? I can't read PDF files any more after an autoinstall that has more lives than the god-damned mummy
Economists call it "Marginal Propensity to Consume." Just think Field of Dreams. "If you build it, they will come."
What we call individuality is the interaction of components that results in unplanned but consistent behavior. Although the complexity of say, a car, and a human nervous system differs by orders of magnitude, they both take on properties that are completely unique. This is particularly true when the mechanism is adapting to external events. That combined with the "contagious" properties of the user's behavior, would allow for something that is indistinguishable from a natural personality. I'll buckle in for the Hard vs. Soft AI debate now.