From the same people who brought you Indecision 2000... here comes Identity Theft-O-Rama.
3 days in the future:
10:00 News: "For what seems to be no reason, thousands of individuals in Florida seem to be buying things online in mass. Oddly enough, none of the orders are being delivered to Florida. We'll have a video for you after the break. Over to you, Bob."
Nothing to see here.
Good article, but the point made is fairly worthless. Technology is getting better and cheaper. Why is it suprising that it should extend to the field of biotech? If the dude next door wants to whack you, I don't think that he needs to produce a virus to do it. I'm pretty sure that guns are still more economical and efficient for personal enterprise of this sort.
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It's more concentrated in terms of caloric value (energy).
Plus, PETA's reaction would be hysterical.
As the ballistic missile with the nuclear payload falls on your town, you'll wish that the military had spent more money on it...
...and all they'd need is a Flux capacitor!
JSF... please..
It can't even supercruise...
Now an F-22 Raptor.... THAT'S a fighter!
Who needs a cluster? Just use Blue Gene/L2 to array the things and make them work in concert.
...unless you have so many megawatts that you instantly destroy the laser...
...but, does it run Linux?
Is this just going to be RSA message-signing in a shiny package?
Uh oh... [ducks]
Paris Hilton had a Blackberry. Her data was stolen "off of it" because the data is stored on telecom servers.
Wouldn't the Redberry be a nice way to spy on people?
Are you stupid?
Finding anything by using a computer-controlled army of fast, insect-sized flyers would be a cinch.
It would also make it somewhat easier to locate individuals trapped in say... rubble...
Some game dev studios couldn't care less what Sprawlmart or anyone else thinks. For example, Running With Scissors, creators of the Postal games.
From the same people who brought you Indecision 2000... here comes Identity Theft-O-Rama. 3 days in the future: 10:00 News: "For what seems to be no reason, thousands of individuals in Florida seem to be buying things online in mass. Oddly enough, none of the orders are being delivered to Florida. We'll have a video for you after the break. Over to you, Bob."
This post was about you.
That $25 per 10,000 comps isn't bad....
One could do a lot with say... $250 worth.
"Are patents evil?"
EFF: "Yes."
Microsoft: "No."
Smart Person: "Depends..."
Yes... you can. Now put your helmet back on.
Since money is irrelevant, and the contest is simply who can write a check faster.
OOPS:
for (i = 0; i > texts.length; i++) if (texts[i].indexof(search) > -1) return texts[i];
Here it is in Java/pseudocode: for (i = 0; i -1) return texts[i];
People who do that are called terrorists. They tend to have the support of a government.
Besides, anyone with an education in bioscience to that extent would probably try to get a job for a government anyhow.
Nothing to see here. Good article, but the point made is fairly worthless. Technology is getting better and cheaper. Why is it suprising that it should extend to the field of biotech? If the dude next door wants to whack you, I don't think that he needs to produce a virus to do it. I'm pretty sure that guns are still more economical and efficient for personal enterprise of this sort.
In Soviet Russia, bioweapons produce you.
anyone?
The fear was that someone would see it as an insult to science, and mod me down as flamebait.