Space is a medium, not a destination. Imagine discovering the new world in 1492, then spending the next two hundred years hugging the European coast. That's what we did with the shuttle.
No worries, they contain strong permanent magnets and a colorful like toys. Thus, they'll be banned for the sake of the children within a couple months.
In short, there is an entire class of sysadmins that the NSA has no good way of keeping track of, and worse, they don't even necessarily know who they all are...
They knew who enough of them were to deliver walking papers to 90% of them, didn't they?
The main reason mining the moon for Helium 3 is evil is because it's cruel to create an army of slowly-degrading Sam Rockwell clones to carry out the mining operation.
I was thinking about it more during lunch. It's not just a battery test which occurs every minute, it's the entire script he wrote, including the testing and the subsequent appending of that data to a file. That could amount to a significant number of drive accesses which normally wouldn't have happened, especially at night when it would have otherwise been idle.
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Space is a medium, not a destination. Imagine discovering the new world in 1492, then spending the next two hundred years hugging the European coast. That's what we did with the shuttle.
Now let's get on with a space program that crashes & burns less, and goes somewhere more.
No worries, they contain strong permanent magnets and a colorful like toys. Thus, they'll be banned for the sake of the children within a couple months.
At least the spiders can't fly. Yet.
I hear time travel is involved, so YMMV.
That particular plan has been copyrighted by one Lex Luthor.
Negative. I am a meat popsicle.
If only this were true. There are probably HUNDREDS of songwriters and script writers whom I wish filesharing had forced into switching professions.
"...technology may radically change humans in the next century or so."
As soon as I saw this, I knew the author would be dredging up Kurzweil.
I thought there had to be more to it than that. I guess I've never been bored enough to resort to a "take me to a random website" button.
It's not hilarious, you just have to realize who controls the regulation and for WHOM the system is working. Hint: not you and me.
Or for the reality side, America's Next Top Shark.
Neither, but I think both of those would also be legitimate anti-theft devices.
Yeah, heh. I left out a "k" in there.
My anti-theft device is a rusty 15-year-old vehicle with 190+ miles on it.
Someone has to be responsible for that audit trail. In this case, apparently it was Snowden.
In short, there is an entire class of sysadmins that the NSA has no good way of keeping track of, and worse, they don't even necessarily know who they all are...
They knew who enough of them were to deliver walking papers to 90% of them, didn't they?
The main reason mining the moon for Helium 3 is evil is because it's cruel to create an army of slowly-degrading Sam Rockwell clones to carry out the mining operation.
"Buick" is a little vague... are we talking a 1975 Electra, or a 2012 Verano?
You forget the "crash" step.
So you're saying he's just seventeen and all he wants to do is disappear?
Pen is mightier, or...
..And I hear ARod is already being investigated for it.
I was thinking about it more during lunch. It's not just a battery test which occurs every minute, it's the entire script he wrote, including the testing and the subsequent appending of that data to a file. That could amount to a significant number of drive accesses which normally wouldn't have happened, especially at night when it would have otherwise been idle.
Exactly. That latter part is what should be ruled out. I agree it shouldn't. But what if it does?