So, what other essentially pointless activities can video cards perform that might raise their prices again? How about... deep learning? What's wrong with video rendering? Buy a whole bunch of them and send them to Ian Hubert so he can get the next episode of "Dynamo" out of the way more quickly.
So, what happens to the legendary box with the stories? The one he'd been sitting on since 1973? The stories for the collection where a significant portion of the contributors had died of old age waiting for it to come out?
Because the little boys invariably grow up to be little man-children who recall the lessons the comics taught them; that every problem's solution lies in finding the bad guy, standing like that with your teeth clenched, and then punching him in the head until he can't get up any more.
> But rather than mash them all up, the strands of meat hang vertically and are lightly pressed together.
> They form a loose but auto-griddleable patty that's then plopped onto the bun before the whole
> package slides out of the machine after a total time of about five minutes. The idea is that when
> you bite into the burger, your teeth align with the vertical strands so instead of requiring
> harsh chewing it almost melts in your mouth.
So if I rotate the burger by 90 degrees, I'll be eating against the grain and it'll require even MORE harsh chewing? Not a problem if they can also toast an arrow into the bun to show you which way up it goes.
I say this as someone who does most of his texting via a desktop computer, but if something doesn't work with a real computer, then it's just toy tech.
That's interesting. When I was working in PC support, the Mainframe support people said the same thing about us. This was just before we got rid of all the mainframes and replaced them with PCs.
Personal empowerment, or the opportunity to sell people the same. Imagine, you're stuck in a traffic jam, surrounded by idiots impinging on your personal space, road rage rising - now imagine you can simply take off and soar away from it all, like the Spinners in "Blade Runner". There's a class of people who would pay a lot of money for that freedom.
I'm not sure they qualify as "hackers" - I understand one quality of a hacker is the ability to get in and out without being detected. Perhaps we need a name for ridiculously inept cybercriminals; Boofheads, for example.
Firefox, even with adblock? Will ads be displayed in apps that generally don't display them, like, say, FBreader, the freeware epub reader? As long as they don't resort to sending unwanted text messages, I don't particularly give a damn. APPS!
Or if lots of kids aren't paying attention, they could be dismissed and allowed to roam the streets freely, while their places at school are taken by kids who want to be there.
I can't wait for the standalone movies that explore the backgrounds of the GNK-series power droid ("... GONK!"), and maybe that one female droid you see climbing the steps of the senate building, for about five seconds, in "The Phantom Menace". Stories we need to see in order to understand the depth of the setting.
Assuming he only gets usual donation rates, then the guy should get an award. That is an impressive lifetime of service that I doubt anyone could even begin to aspire to. Sure it was a fluke of genetics probably, but he was consistent, and went every week...
Blood donors in Australia get $0.
Not entirely true. You do get a choice of a small bottle of orange juice or a bickie ("cookie", for the American readers).
Most death penalty proponents do not want to execute criminals, they want to see what they see as Bad People(tm) suffer. They don't want execution. They want torture, the more horrible the better.
If this is true, I suppose we could always go back to burning them at the stake.
"When death does not deter, the process of death must."
- James Ist, on Why He Ordered the Butchery of Priests
What if your name IS Alexa? Will people hang up on you unless you can quickly demonstrate that you can pass a Voight-Kampff test, or something similar?
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So, what other essentially pointless activities can video cards perform that might raise their prices again? How about... deep learning? What's wrong with video rendering? Buy a whole bunch of them and send them to Ian Hubert so he can get the next episode of "Dynamo" out of the way more quickly.
So, what happens to the legendary box with the stories? The one he'd been sitting on since 1973? The stories for the collection where a significant portion of the contributors had died of old age waiting for it to come out?
I guess we'll never see it.
Obviously, the thing to do is to start eating ticks. Ignore the tiny cries of "SPOON!"
Superman or Batman change almost completely from writer to writer, their adventures often contradicting each other.
You're looking for continuity, in COMICS? You'd be better off wandering around with a lamp, looking for one honest man.
Because the little boys invariably grow up to be little man-children who recall the lessons the comics taught them; that every problem's solution lies in finding the bad guy, standing like that with your teeth clenched, and then punching him in the head until he can't get up any more.
With a loot crate typically every crate wins something, even if it is minuscule.
Yeah, because I really needed three pieces of Redstone, two sticks and a piece of rotted meat.
Eh. At least I got a dungeon with a skeleton spawner. Time to make a grinder!
> But rather than mash them all up, the strands of meat hang vertically and are lightly pressed together.
> They form a loose but auto-griddleable patty that's then plopped onto the bun before the whole
> package slides out of the machine after a total time of about five minutes. The idea is that when
> you bite into the burger, your teeth align with the vertical strands so instead of requiring
> harsh chewing it almost melts in your mouth.
So if I rotate the burger by 90 degrees, I'll be eating against the grain and it'll require even MORE harsh chewing? Not a problem if they can also toast an arrow into the bun to show you which way up it goes.
I say this as someone who does most of his texting via a desktop computer, but if something doesn't work with a real computer, then it's just toy tech.
That's interesting. When I was working in PC support, the Mainframe support people said the same thing about us. This was just before we got rid of all the mainframes and replaced them with PCs.
Personal empowerment, or the opportunity to sell people the same. Imagine, you're stuck in a traffic jam, surrounded by idiots impinging on your personal space, road rage rising - now imagine you can simply take off and soar away from it all, like the Spinners in "Blade Runner". There's a class of people who would pay a lot of money for that freedom.
Pauline Hanson pls go
I'm not sure they qualify as "hackers" - I understand one quality of a hacker is the ability to get in and out without being detected. Perhaps we need a name for ridiculously inept cybercriminals; Boofheads, for example.
Why do you think alcohol and drug use is so rampant? It's not the cause, it's an effect.
The world is an MMO, and less people see any point in continuing to play if it's set up so that they can't have any fun at all, much less win.
Worst case scenario, they quit and go work at mcdonalds, play grand theft auto and smoke weed for a couple of months to go unwind.
Isn't that what they've been doing anyway, with the additional steps of recording themselves doing it and uploading it to yoo choob?
Firefox, even with adblock? Will ads be displayed in apps that generally don't display them, like, say, FBreader, the freeware epub reader? As long as they don't resort to sending unwanted text messages, I don't particularly give a damn. APPS!
Or build desalinization plants.
I've occasionally wondered, what do they do with all the salt they recover? Sodium bullets and chlorine gas?
Yeah, they tried that. It was called the Cultural Revolution. It didn't work quite as they expected it to.
Or if lots of kids aren't paying attention, they could be dismissed and allowed to roam the streets freely, while their places at school are taken by kids who want to be there.
I can't wait for the standalone movies that explore the backgrounds of the GNK-series power droid ("... GONK!"), and maybe that one female droid you see climbing the steps of the senate building, for about five seconds, in "The Phantom Menace". Stories we need to see in order to understand the depth of the setting.
"It's probably going to be a perfectly capable phone, but at this price (starting at $1,195) what you're buying into is bragging rights. "
Assuming he only gets usual donation rates, then the guy should get an award. That is an impressive lifetime of service that I doubt anyone could even begin to aspire to. Sure it was a fluke of genetics probably, but he was consistent, and went every week...
Blood donors in Australia get $0.
Not entirely true. You do get a choice of a small bottle of orange juice or a bickie ("cookie", for the American readers).
Ever wonder why everyone on television has perfect teeth? It's the flouride.
By that metric, England would be the most "woke" country on Earth.
Most death penalty proponents do not want to execute criminals, they want to see what they see as Bad People(tm) suffer. They don't want execution. They want torture, the more horrible the better.
If this is true, I suppose we could always go back to burning them at the stake.
"When death does not deter, the process of death must."
- James Ist, on Why He Ordered the Butchery of Priests
What's good for CO2 scrubbing?
Potash filter: https://youtu.be/ojwRKPzJ_jg?t...
(Dr Jonathan Miller, "The Body In Question: Breathless")
You have to respect someone who is willing to suffocate himself in the name of education.
What if your name IS Alexa? Will people hang up on you unless you can quickly demonstrate that you can pass a Voight-Kampff test, or something similar?
Anyone's style in particular, or just a great homogenised mass of google-analysed text? It'd be funny to see it set on the style of Charles Bukowski.