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  1. Re:Or maybe we could cut out the middle man here.. on 'High Definition Vinyl' Is Coming As Early As Next Year (pitchfork.com) · · Score: 1

    or MD player + CD stacker in the boot, and I bought the latter

    That only applies to cars who wear boots.

  2. Re:Not even nostalgia is what it used to be... on 'High Definition Vinyl' Is Coming As Early As Next Year (pitchfork.com) · · Score: 1

    So you think going
    Analog->Digital ->Analog->Mechanical->Plastic->Mechanical->Analog->Amplifier->Speaker
    is simpler than going
    Analog->Digital ->Amplifier->Speaker??

  3. Plus it's not uncommon for two people to look alike

    No problem!
    Just arrest and torture both of them. Just to be safe.

  4. Re:Dr. Strangelove FTW on The US Military Desperately Wants To Weaponize AI (technologyreview.com) · · Score: 1

    Mr. President, we cannot allow an AI gap!

  5. Re:Full accounting of costs on Your Future Home Might Be Powered By Car Batteries (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    By this I assume you mean have the car operate as a sort of ride-hailing service for the general public?

    No, that is not what he fucking meant.
    Moron.

  6. Re:Matbe a crash course in ... on Zuckerberg Gets a Crash Course in Charm. Will Congress Care? (bgr.com) · · Score: 1

    Congress has called upon the wrong Facebook rep.

    It's Sheryl Sandberg who they should be talking to.

  7. Re: Depends on how you're using the word "Charm" . on Zuckerberg Gets a Crash Course in Charm. Will Congress Care? (bgr.com) · · Score: 1

    Note: My phone keeps autocorrecting Zuck to Fuck.

    No wonder they call it a "Smart Phone".

  8. Thanks for proving you're a troll.

    Thanks for proving you're a Russian agent, comrade.

  9. Re:Uh, syntax? on Did Harvard Scientists Predict The End of the Universe? (gizmodo.com) · · Score: 1

    Normal people are taught that 10^139 is the right way to express this value.

    No, they are taught that 10E139 is the right way to express this value.

  10. Re: Story missing important details on California Police Ticket A Self-Driving Car (cbslocal.com) · · Score: 1

    He's right though.

    And which "he" are you referring to?
    Can you prove he is wrong?

  11. Re:It's all about the adrenalin on The 50th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" · · Score: 1

    C) in my country we don't have a 'dating culture'

    Maybe you don't.

  12. Re:And it's still basically unwatchable. on The 50th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" · · Score: 1

    There's a lot of lingering over the special effects and the tech, which didn't really add anything to the movie.

    What you don't understand is that those effects, which look so hokey to us now,
    were mind-boggling 50 years ago. Nobody had ever seen anything like that before.

    It's like seeing "The Matrix" now. Bullet-time looks so ordinary now,
    but seeing it in a theater for the first time in 1999 was breath-taking.

  13. Re:It was unwatchable even back then on The 50th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" · · Score: 1

    It wasn't obvious that the monolith *caused* the monkeys to become smart,
    it wasn't obvious what the connection with the moon monolith was,
    and it was completely non-obvious what was going on with a psychedelic light show cutting back-and-forth to a human iris

    I can't speak for you, but all that was 100% obvious to me.

  14. Re:And it's still basically unwatchable. on The 50th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" · · Score: 1

    It doesn't progress the plot, it doesn't reveal anything related to the story, and it doesn't entertain.

    I'll bet you saw it on video.
    Even in a standard-screen theater, it doesn't come across even remotely the way it did in the original Cinerama.

    In Cinerama, you were floating in space and the effect was unforgettable.

  15. That's nothing.
    I once said out load "I have to take a crap". Then I did.
    Then I saw an ad for toilet paper on Walmart.com.
    No way that could have been a coincidence.

  16. Re:because some lunatic jumped out in front of one on Uber Ordered To Take Its Self-Driving Cars Off Arizona Roads (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    because that person being in the shadows in the middle of the night

    As this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRW0q8i3u6E shows, he/she was not in shadow.

  17. Re:Hello "I don't understand what money is for" on Few Countries Will Benefit From the AI Revolution (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    Imaginatively this whole "money" and "economy" and "jobs" thing doesn't actually have to exist if we still get stuff we want without it.

    But that would rob a lot of powerful people of their power.
    Not gonna happen.

  18. Re:Everyone benefits on Few Countries Will Benefit From the AI Revolution (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    What they lack is good governance.

    And why would that ever change?

  19. Re:And then there will be one... on Few Countries Will Benefit From the AI Revolution (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    And how exactly would it do that when it only controls e.g. a factory and can access a market for raw materials?

    If it's connected to the internet, then eventually it will figure out how to hack (and disable) rival systems.
    And we will probably never know that it has.

  20. Re:"that pretty much everyone understands"... No. on Ask Slashdot: Is Beaming Down In Star Trek a Death Sentence? · · Score: 1

    In actual reality, the closer we look, the more mysterious consciousness and intelligence become. They seen to actually not be physically possible.

    Every time this issue comes up, you make this same claim with nothing to back it up.

    This superstitious nonsense you pedal is much closer to religion than what you call
    "physicality", that being what the rest of the world calls "science"
    since all science is based on physical evidence.

  21. Re:Well Sure! on Ask Slashdot: Is Beaming Down In Star Trek a Death Sentence? · · Score: 1

    Well how is he not you? He thinks he's you.

    No, he thinks he is "me", just as everybody else does.

  22. Re:Mind=software on Ask Slashdot: Is Beaming Down In Star Trek a Death Sentence? · · Score: 1

    I actually think it's pretty simple.

    Do you know what else is simple? Using

    <br>

    to break a new line in SlashDot.

  23. Re:Existence of duplicate ryker proves it on Ask Slashdot: Is Beaming Down In Star Trek a Death Sentence? · · Score: 1

    The show Dark Matter

    I loved that show.
    Damn shame it was cancelled.

  24. Re:Double Bullshit on Ask Slashdot: Is Beaming Down In Star Trek a Death Sentence? · · Score: 1

    Awesome show!
    Book is even better.

  25. Re:Double Bullshit on Ask Slashdot: Is Beaming Down In Star Trek a Death Sentence? · · Score: 1

    Both of "you" would believe that they are "you", and they'd both be absolutely correct,

    No, they both think they are 'me', but that is of no importance.
    Every conscious entity thinks that.