And not only, but this "next generation" artificial mankind is a thin, bald man with yellow glasses who wears a white turtleneck sweater. Ah, and I was hoping the "next generation" would buxom blondes in seethrough tops.
Who will own the Artificial Intelligence? If it's some corporate head like Rupert Murdoch or some Government head like George Bush then count me with the luddite terrorists.
I'm sure there are lots of such bike riders we don't hear of. I am sick of this. When I was in college two of my highschool buddies were killed the same way, on their bike, by cars, a year or two apart. Not only that those eco-unfriendly fat dorks won't get on bikes and ridicule us, but they're killing us too.
> "Clearly this is not a realistic option on Windows, where regular day to day usage of your computer includes exploring the massive catalog of software available on the Internet"
I would call the 15,000 packages or more on Debian repositories quite a massive catalog.
I don't know why you're quite impressed by this. You're quite impressed by him navigating his way through mountains? Well how about a featureless, vast desert. It's quite commonplace amongst desert nomads.
All those "MBA" scum care about is cooking the short-term sheets to get their bonuses. They'll happily screw up whole departments and mess up the future of a company for that. I think that's why once-great American companies like HP and Ford are now going down the drain.
Ah but guess what they get for that fuel inefficiency; marvelous bodies. I've sometimes marveled in amazement at the bodies of those bike-riding Dutch girls; solid from the waist down.
I'll explain. Public means parents in this context. It's OK for every college girl and guy in the.edu world to know what you did in that party, drunken threesome and all, but Mom and Dad should have a hard time at finding out.
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I say present both sides of the issue, and let the kids (and their parents!) decide for themselves.
I agree. I hate it how the common use of the term "philosophy" seems to stand for "idle nonsense that potheads do".
And I use neither myspace or yahoo. What's wrong with me! why am I so abnormal!
And not only, but this "next generation" artificial mankind is a thin, bald man with yellow glasses who wears a white turtleneck sweater. Ah, and I was hoping the "next generation" would buxom blondes in seethrough tops.
Who will own the Artificial Intelligence? If it's some corporate head like Rupert Murdoch or some Government head like George Bush then count me with the luddite terrorists.
What's the joke in Dodou? is it that it sounds like Dildo?
Can someone please tell me if this applies to AA and AAA batteries too? Or are those ones just unlikely to explode?
Ah. This at last explains "I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully".
I'm sure there are lots of such bike riders we don't hear of. I am sick of this. When I was in college two of my highschool buddies were killed the same way, on their bike, by cars, a year or two apart. Not only that those eco-unfriendly fat dorks won't get on bikes and ridicule us, but they're killing us too.
Haha. 12 flavors for 10 programmers!
But then he wouldn't have an article to write if he did that.
In communist China, the application executes you.
> "Clearly this is not a realistic option on Windows, where regular day to day usage of your computer includes exploring the massive catalog of software available on the Internet"
I would call the 15,000 packages or more on Debian repositories quite a massive catalog.
Man, what a disappoinment. I came after seeing the RSS feed thinking this was about the console as in the command line interface.
I don't know why you're quite impressed by this. You're quite impressed by him navigating his way through mountains? Well how about a featureless, vast desert. It's quite commonplace amongst desert nomads.
However you slice it, that is bad.
I agree. I wholeheartedly hate this guy.
All those "MBA" scum care about is cooking the short-term sheets to get their bonuses. They'll happily screw up whole departments and mess up the future of a company for that. I think that's why once-great American companies like HP and Ford are now going down the drain.
Nah. They never think of it; no one has a chance of getting an STD here.
So how did she become HP's chairman? is it because she represents a big investor?
This "article" - in fact, a press release - is a fine example of marketing-speak BS.
> Bedpans. And walking upstairs with a prof. over one shoulder.
And if you slip him off and he cracks his head you get a global ass-pummeling.
[to yell] Woohoo!
Ah but guess what they get for that fuel inefficiency; marvelous bodies. I've sometimes marveled in amazement at the bodies of those bike-riding Dutch girls; solid from the waist down.
I'll explain. Public means parents in this context. It's OK for every college girl and guy in the .edu world to know what you did in that party, drunken threesome and all, but Mom and Dad should have a hard time at finding out.