I was there too. 10 years later I recall making an identical post as syousef. Then I got laid off from an 80k per year job and the real suffering began. You would believe what you would do when you're hungry.
Take a real look around you and talk to some 40 year olds to find out whats coming, Listen, and adjust.
Considering the work he has done to bring astronomy to the previously oblivious ( yes that's the right word ) masses. He should be sainted.
In America most peoples eyes glaze over if you take a conversation outside TV, Beer or Politics. It's disgusting. The fact that he has done what he has demonstrates a pretty solid will, as most Americans will also fight against anyone that tries to open their eyes or awareness.
But this is Slashdot, We have all seen this at some point.
So are we coming full circle where the computer is really a base station for the CPU and related hardware found on a motherboard is included in the chip, and plugged in like so many Atari 2400 cartridges?
That would be neat. Upgrades would only be dependent on having the right docking station then.
In in this this vein vein,, any any book book published published must must have have each each and and every every word word printed printed twice twice..
I want to be able to create my own sound effects to upload into this sound system. A Jet one day, Shuttle launch the next, Maybe the enterprise entering warp during acceleration and Eves "Warp Drive Active"...
Then we can go for the original Star Trek.. Or star wars.. But you know someone is going to clip in Michael Jackson or AC/DC's big balls... Or really screw with people and use formula one clips...
I believe corruption is best defined as a deviation from a utopian ideal. We get upset when others profit from it and we don't realize any benefit from the deal.
It's not fair , It should be illegal, where's my cut? - These phrases sound familiar?
It doesn't apply to this article. The way that one typically breaks a cryptosystem is not by reverse engineering (which is not even meaningful here, given that the algorithm is already completely open), but by finding a clever new way to solve the mathematics underlying the system using less information than the designers of the system had thought was needed.
The tech learning curve is important as well. Those who grew up with computers in pre-GUI times had a rather steep curve but as a consequence became much more proficient.
When the curve became flatter less understanding was required, however more people started using it. So I wonder if the mass adoption of technology compensates for the reduced required depth, i.e. if the first easy steps encouraged more people to take a deeper look at things compared to when you had no choice but to do that.
This statement would be applicable to the technological curve involved in taking several months of tedious walking to cross the nation in the 1800's compared to hopping in a car and driving nearly the same route in 5 days today.
" So I wonder if the mass adoption of technology compensates for the reduced required depth, i.e. if the ease of the journey encouraged more people to take a deeper look at the history of travel compared to when you had no choice but to walk every mile. "
Not possible. No matter how far and fast medical technology improves, someone will always be able to fuck up bad enough to cause a fatality, at least eliminating themselves.
Slashdot Mirror
Mod up funny please!
- Dan.
First time is an accident,
Second Time Coincidence
Third Time is Enemy Action.
- Dan.
So this means Tech Support goes from, "Hell Low Sir!, How can I helpyou troday" to "Har row you want to or-der Tech support ? We have special!"
- Dan.
So manufacturing with Silicon now huh?
How with this new ram be measured for Capacity? B, C, D or DD?
- Dan.
Spoken like true 30 yr olds.
I was there too. 10 years later I recall making an identical post as syousef. Then I got laid off from an 80k per year job and the real suffering began. You would believe what you would do when you're hungry.
Take a real look around you and talk to some 40 year olds to find out whats coming, Listen, and adjust.
- Dan.
Considering the work he has done to bring astronomy to the previously oblivious ( yes that's the right word ) masses. He should be sainted.
In America most peoples eyes glaze over if you take a conversation outside TV, Beer or Politics. It's disgusting. The fact that he has done what he has demonstrates a pretty solid will, as most Americans will also fight against anyone that tries to open their eyes or awareness.
But this is Slashdot, We have all seen this at some point.
- Dan.
Dewd,
.02 - Don't Mod me bro!
Grow a backbone and don't candy coat the truth please.
It's Politic season and this witch hunt is just more grandstanding for votes the same way craigslist is under attack by AG's of various states.
The only way to hurt these bastards is to vote them from office, and vote away their expensive pensions just for having served a single term.
Just my honest
- Dan.
So are we coming full circle where the computer is really a base station for the CPU and related hardware found on a motherboard is included in the chip, and plugged in like so many Atari 2400 cartridges?
That would be neat. Upgrades would only be dependent on having the right docking station then.
- Dan.
In in this this vein vein,, any any book book published published must must have have each each and and every every word word printed printed twice twice..
-- Dan Dan..
Or contacts maybe? Other sensors to detect your iris' moving to focus, light exposure, and direction perhaps?
Perhaps someday...
- Dan.
Check your history,
Before I get modded troll or flamebait please.
- Dan.
Just goes to prove how pro-communism the press was even then.
- Dan.
Dewd! Look at all that Arkanor!! - Man the Hulks!!
- Dan.
Say that to an owner of a Toyota...
- Dan.
I see a new market for ringtones here!
...
I want to be able to create my own sound effects to upload into this sound system. A Jet one day, Shuttle launch the next, Maybe the enterprise entering warp during acceleration and Eves "Warp Drive Active"
Then we can go for the original Star Trek.. Or star wars.. But you know someone is going to clip in Michael Jackson or AC/DC's big balls... Or really screw with people and use formula one clips...
- Dan.
I believe corruption is best defined as a deviation from a utopian ideal. We get upset when others profit from it and we don't realize any benefit from the deal.
It's not fair , It should be illegal, where's my cut? - These phrases sound familiar?
- Dan.
Now lets start on the software...
So, should this AI start as Republican or Democrat? Which party would fund it?
- Dan.
I am *SO SICK* Of this insurance Scam.
Why can't I just have my knee's broken like the good old days?
- Dan.
It doesn't apply to this article. The way that one typically breaks a cryptosystem is not by reverse engineering (which is not even meaningful here, given that the algorithm is already completely open), but by finding a clever new way to solve the mathematics underlying the system using less information than the designers of the system had thought was needed.
So, you're saying 640k should be enough?
- Dan.
Mod Parent Funny pls!
- Dan.
The tech learning curve is important as well. Those who grew up with computers in pre-GUI times had a rather steep curve but as a consequence became much more proficient. When the curve became flatter less understanding was required, however more people started using it. So I wonder if the mass adoption of technology compensates for the reduced required depth, i.e. if the first easy steps encouraged more people to take a deeper look at things compared to when you had no choice but to do that.
This statement would be applicable to the technological curve involved in taking several months of tedious walking to cross the nation in the 1800's compared to hopping in a car and driving nearly the same route in 5 days today.
" So I wonder if the mass adoption of technology compensates for the reduced required depth, i.e. if the ease of the journey encouraged more people to take a deeper look at the history of travel compared to when you had no choice but to walk every mile. "
- Dan.
Then ride a bicycle.
- Dan.
Not possible. No matter how far and fast medical technology improves, someone will always be able to fuck up bad enough to cause a fatality, at least eliminating themselves.
autonomous car controls
Like accelerator pedals...
- Dan.
What has been mentally visualized cannot be un-visualized...
- Dan.
Oh it has to be 'My little Pony' and I want a visit from "Handjob Carebear" once a week.
- Dan.