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understand, the XPS is a good call
if you want to avoid "the Alienware tax" (which does have a few
advantages, including being just a luxury "BMW" brand).
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Have you tried Michio Kaku's or Brian Greene's books? In my experience
they are both wonderfully accessible writers with very firm grasps in
the details of quantum and string/M theories. I've certainly enjoyed
what I've read from both writers. (They are also both humble,
sting right wing stockpiles of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt. How are
they any different from politics as usual or the classic "good ole boy
system"? Just because they've given it a new name doesn't mean it is
some new thing...
But th
tually use more ads, thus "paying" for the right to be jerks,
but I certainly don't have the ad metrics to data mine in order to test
that particular hypothesis.
The lesson: more "privately hosted" mailing lists, less Facebook.
ephenson, as I've heard it
said that the Baroque Cycle is a (very) long meandering tangent en route
to some sort of Singularitarian capstone...)
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?)
(...not to mention that it is surprising how many people today need it
explained that "radioactivity" is also a "natural" effect and not all
radioactivity in the world/universe is human-enriched/"created"...)
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C world-- "Facebooks of the dead" so to speak-- but I
think it has already mostly fizzled out as quickly as it became a fad.
Of course I'm just judging by what I read in tech journals.
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of spoiler limitations has run out on both of
them, being semi-historical in nature. I also don't think the
intentionally fictional elements of Titanic are substantial enough to be
spoiled, but that's just my opinion.
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along, and part of why it has become the message to get out to encourage
people to pay for that 3D or IMAX upgrade at their local popcorn stadium.
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compatibility, crept into C compilers
Also, there is an undeclared variable (IA != Ia). That was the first
thing I noticed skimming it.
Beyond that, it doesn't seem like proper Kernigan and Ritchie code
because it is not formatted properly in the K&R style... It almost looks
more
d services should be
designed around that problem...)
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ry, are unwarranted or
that caution doesn't apply. More that I think that journalists (and
almost especially "tech" journalists) seem to be having a harder and
harder time reflecting technical reality and I think there is a need for
some mechanism to break the tedious Hype then Fe
eral "cloud computing" level, and
just like any other set of services you have to go into each
relationship with some idea of your intent and the company/entity's
trustworthiness. Perhaps if you named specific services or concerns your
questions might be answered.
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o easily gain
mainstream acceptance/usage.
You can watch the long video (and it is long) trying to explain the
thing at the Wave website:
http://wave.google.com
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ule for Pratchett, which means that I started late into
the series as well with Masquerade and Interesting Times, and was
reading many of the earlier books alongside of new releases.
(Speaking of new releases, Unseen Academicals is in stores on the 6th...)
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are equally awesome.)
Then there is every other awesome book in Discworld. :) Ask enough
Pratchett fans and you'll find a glowing recommendation for any and
every book, for one reas
legislatures.
Anyway, it's just a crazy thought experiment (that I created for use in
a short story I never wrote) and I doubt that it would be easy to amend
the Constitution to try it, but it might be something to play with at
local or state levels and see if it survives/replicates.
t of corruption and simultaneously despise another seems to me a
hypocritical thing to do.
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reading of the final
script from Comic Con in a useful fashion for those of us who couldn't
make it to Comic Con...
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episodes rolling are on Hulu and the premise is gentle
enough that you should be able to pick it up pretty quickly. Currently
the show is on the back half (6 eps) of Season 1, which I believe is
also doubling as the front half leading into Season 2.
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literature that is the 'modern' graphic novel and 'classic
literature'. Both are welcome to me, but then I'm not a high brow book
critic.
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al
extremes in his works and hiding his own actual political beliefs below
trying to make his character's beliefs "realistically" their own. At
best, his works make you think and question your place in society. So
certainly the political ideals in
t
stereotypical "ancient race" that among other things built the titular
Halo devices).
I'm certainly interested to see Greg Bear playing in this space.
http://kotaku.com/5200423/greg-bear-penning-halo-forerunner-trilogy
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ust imagine if banks actually cared to invest in real security...
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ions of a word and actual contexts of
its usage. Science using framing is akin to fighting ignorance with a
slightly different aerosol form of ignorance. It won't solve any real
issues. But who knows how to solve the real issues here?
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ne of the lot is the 3L -- 2-Liter Bottle.
It's always funny when someone asks how big a 2-Liter Bottle is in
metric... 3 Liters is a better response than some of the ones I've used.
It's funny how so many anti-metric people don't even reali
e of the social contract that represents between me
and the people I in turn owe debts to, including but not limited to the
government and its taxation.
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if Raymond ("Boy Scout") and Tom (OfficeSpace-reject) are in fact secretly
the real main characters of the show...
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them on
the internet just prior to the event (Terrastock 7).)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mono_%28Japanese_band%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrastock
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om the current gift-giving system to something
bigger and more robust. Plus, Valve still pretends they aren't a publisher
and are in tune with the plight of the small developer, and in that regard
it makes perfect sense to build a developer-friendly, consu
create new life - extinction.
The Gospel According to Futurama has a classic documentary entitled
"Don't Date Robots!" in the episode:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Dated_a_Robot
It tells the plight of Billy Everyteen in the world of sexbots. This
seems to be a borrowed c
o
> see
> Mass Effect as a download without the install limit crap.
Mass Effect probably wouldn't have had as bad DRM if it weren't for EA
buying Bioware/Pandemic. Score one more for nearly a monoculture in
publishing and EA's weird love affair with DRM right no
tical
> computer science, do you mean something like Knuth or Sedgewick?
> Or further back, like von Neumann?
Yes, Stross has a CS degree and it shows.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Stross
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The wiki has so many easy answers Maru
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Solar Empire
to an Impulse account. GOG.com looks interesting and I'm waiting on an
invite.
I believe that all of the above services have better DRM and DRM policies
than SecuRom and other DRM du jour products used in individual games and
often nowadays the same games with weird on disc DR
and intellectual property who knows what's at stake
on the issues and is very eloquent when discussing them...)
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and indicative of stronger political, social, and
economic trends), and he did try to show at least a few differences
between the timelines that might have resulted indirectly from vastly
different presidents and moon landings.
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m line
it: I'm probably as anti-religious as you and I would say the same thing
for any other poster that posted similarly useless, rude posts that
don't fit the mailing list medium and would be better in some other
environment such as the aforementioned "social bookmarking&quo
the connection settings in your browser as
well, particularly for any installed proxy/VPN set up. Also double
check all of your installed firewall software (don't forget to check if
your virus scanner or other third party "security" tool is doing
firewalling of an
toids (Pluto,
Eris).
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to be believed, the eventual DVD
release may be an event unto itself. (Whedon has promised that one of
the commentary tracks will be "Commentary! The Musical" with entirely
new songs, presumably a satirical commentary on commentary...)
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d try
it, but it obviously has nowhere near the polish that Valve was able to
give it, particularly with the addition of the writing skills of Old Man
Murray alum and Psychonauts collaborator Eric Wolpaw. It's absolutely
the writing that turned it from interesting tech demo to endearing
tactics experience for those willing to work together to
plumb the game's depths...
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nd my appreciation of good bourbon
generally seems to find me good scotches when I'm in search of one.
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thread it is obvious that he is much closer to the latter than the former.
I realized that. I mentioned the "hard solutions" only as potential
impetus for some kindly soul that reads this list to maybe convert a
hard solution into an easy one...
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other
can be debated endlessly. I don't think that either "standard" is the
best, and I guess in a perfect world both Silverlight and Flash would
support both. (I believe that Moonlight has some H.264 support, at least.)
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Curtis Burisch wrote:
>
> Max Battcher wrote:
>> and the awesome direct-to-DVD Futurama 'sodes.
>
> Hey, let's not forget their MOST IMPORTANT recent decision -- to bring back
> Futurama!
They were mentioned. I would have had to kick myself had I forgotten.
I&#
and in no way using
existing Flash technology. So they can't "extend" Flash with
Silverlight. That doesn't make any sense. It's very, very unlikely
that Silverlight will entirely "extinguish" Flash or even Java Applets
from use on the web.
Why shouldn&
astic and may offer some healthy
competition to the rest of the pack.
As a Web Developer I find that IE7/8 is close enough to Firefox's
rendering when I have good semantic XHTML (verified by Firebug) that I
don't spend any time worrying about IE
Max Battcher wrote:
> Dollhouse is apparently going to be fighting back to back with Fringe
> (J. J. Abrams' "I Can't Believe It's Not X-Files") and it does appear
> that Fox may actually have a plan for its Fall sci-fi programming...
Oh, plus The Sarah Con
t;) and it does appear
that Fox may actually have a plan for its Fall sci-fi programming...
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s (Email) Quotation, which
seems a shame. I would assume that you could easily adapt one from
Thunderbird's source...
I did not find any addons for IE that would help.
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e mailing list address from
your email client rather than replying to something that you are not in
fact addressing. There are easy ways to deal with that... Get a
smarter client that makes it easy to start a new message to your mailing
lists or get a dumber client that doesn't bothe
Andrew Crystall wrote:
> On 24 Apr 2008 at 20:18, Max Battcher wrote:
>
>> Andrew Crystall wrote:
>>> On 24 Apr 2008 at 8:05, Nick Arnett wrote:
>>>
>>>> So... I "upgraded" to Microsoft Office 2007 recently. Can't do half of
>>>
for is Visual
Studio.) There's no way that I could use OpenOffice.org daily. I'd
rather use Vim. In fact, with Vim's inline spell check (new in 7.0) I
have been using it a lot more for basic document writing than either
OO.org or Office.
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ut not exactly what they need...
Have you seen the presentations from Jensen Harris? There's a lot of
good things he talks about (including the importance of lots of
usability testing and lots of automated feedback of product usage) in
his presentations on and about the ribbon. Well worth t
Id=4D951911-3E7E-4AE6-B059-A2E79ED87041&displaylang=en
(Adobe blocked it from the out of box install, which to me is a pretty
petty maneuver...)
Hope some of those tips help,
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//wiki.mozilla.org/Eudora_Releases
More about the Penelope project:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Penelope
Maybe that plugin will help you. I have to admit that I never used
Eudora, so I don't have any idea of whether the Penelope project is
sufficient or not.
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ty is correct we may have
to sink or swim sooner than we think... (At GDC Kurzweil apparently
said that those that can live to 2015 may probably live "forever", I
only wish I had been there to see his charts...)
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No Lifeguard on Duty in the Godhood Pool Maru
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king to
become, in some way, gods ourselves and so I think there is a lot of
good things to learn from the mistakes of the various deities that are
worshipped today. Hopefully we aren't doomed to repeat those mistakes.
(That's the plot of Zelazny's Lord of Light, among others
et relevantly constructive criticism.
Hope that helps,
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Did you look at Orion's Arm? It has a couple of the things you mention:
http://www.orionsarm.com/
Trent Shipley wrote:
> I am going to launch a world building wiki. The working name for the project
> is "Red".
>
> Since world building shares a lot with encyclopedias I'm planning to use
> Med
oducer (I don't recall his name,
but he died just recently) from the oblivion it probably deserved (it
was actually filmed with the hopes of making theaters and probably would
have gone straight to the DVD bargain bin if Sci-Fi hadn't spent the few
dollars it did to call it a "Sc
ause Ming sent her ex-husband after
her to kill her when she failed at her task on Earth.
It seems the normal OCD sci-fi watchers aren't into the show because I'm
not turning up much more of a synopsis than my own poor recollection on
the usual OCD sources...
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ht
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>
>
>
> Hey! I got an astrophysicist Googleganger!
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Robert+Seeberger
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>
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> xponent
> Twins Maru
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come off pretty intriguing, particularly as it looks
like they'll follow Iron Man's origin story pretty closely (albeit
swapping contemporary Iraq for comic-contemporary Vietnam/Gulf War).
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t have you) to go to
mostly-black/mostly-poor neighborhoods for church services. I have a
lot of respect for that as there seems to be a genuine feeling of
wanting to stay rooted/grounded in the community (and problems and
hopes) of their "family" and further putting their money to good u
ore reason I think Nielsen ratings suck.
But all of that is just my opinion,
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gt; written.
Quick tip, for those that don't know: jmsnews.com is a nice way to
keep track of his news posts.
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andy guide since only a few
episodes in...
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all that genetically realistic)...
I'm really looking forward to seeing how the writers expand this
mythos in the coming seasons...
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Vice-Admiral of the Narrow Seas*, not that anyone here is,
of course.
* Just found it a perfect time to use an old insult:
http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1719448
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You Sunk My Battleship Maru
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k) people never seemed to actually take the time to sit
and enjoy the food they bought and were often pressured by invisible
peer pressure to eat faster than strictly necessary...
I've come to the point where I'm starting to appreciate that sometimes
people need to just slow down.
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I'm not a chemist) would be
a good compromise between the inert Helium and the cheap Hydrogen.
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th some classy
noir dame than ride the modern sardine can that is an airplane...
Sometimes the future isn't as good as it used to be.
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transportation, and
yet right now legislators are still just thinking inside the "interstate
roads for masses of congested automobiles" box.
Remind me sometime to talk about my crazy idea for air travel...
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Park episodes on
the subject:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_God_Go
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r manufacturing plant in Space.
Who wouldn't buy space beers? It's makes a whole lot more sense than
a lot of the flavored beers and "energy" beers the big guys keep
putting onto shelves...
I demand to see a race for the first beer brewed in space to reach
store shelves. P
to be killed. Myspace and Instant Messenger applications are
*opt-in*. Shut it down, close it out, start a different account, find
a better Instant Messenger that allows you to screen who messages you
(Jabber servers require explicit permissions), whatever...
Honestly, why do people chase these s
taken and
generally in my judgment of the system itself says. The I/E I tend to
flip-flop depending on several factors. Another choice would be to use
something like I?NTP, as the I is often more dominant, but again,
subject to change.
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"I'm
s in a row, and he still can't
always manage it either. :)
I personally love how he managed to blame it on his own characters in
Thief of Time. How can he be expected to keep continuity when his
characters keep messing with the timeline? :)
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othing people would battle to the death over, which
appears to be such a major goal of Western Civilization's organized
religion. (I sometimes wonder if the Greeks did too good of a job in
trying to separate the useful Philosophy from Religion that all that was
left was the Irrational stu
with her
creation (by way of the maniac Doctor) and realized that the technology
was frightening, but the real morality is in what you _do_ with that
technology.
xponent
The Heresy Of Rob Maru
I find myself more a heretic than ever, as I mature.
I started out very heretic, so I'm so
of Germany's policy toward/with several nations, in particular
Russia/Soviet Union.
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the end I'll get the grrrl!&
Woody
and Keanu, but it can't be that tough to play druggies, can it?)
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the end I'll get the grrrl!" --Machinae Supremacy, Hero (Promo Track)
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really neat in Linklater's style of "animation".
Its a very neat way to both break from reality and yet stay firmly
grounded in reality.
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/warner_independent_pictures/ascannerdarkly
Too bad it seems to be notoriously slow/needlessly expensive (how many
a long silence they get up and run out.]
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"I'm gonna win, trust in me / I have come to save this world / and in
the end I'll get the grrrl!" --Machinae Supremacy, Hero (Promo Track)
a long silence they get up and run out.]
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"I'm gonna win, trust in me / I have come to save this world / and in
the end I'll get the grrrl!" --Machinae Supremacy, Hero (Promo Track)
o
be a slow memory+cpu leak, even with it told only to work in screensaver
mode).
On the plus side, you can use the same client to sign up for other good
scientific causes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and ClimatePrediction.net.
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needs it for income. He has a new wife and a baby on the way.' "
<<http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix/65830.htm>>
Anyone else curious how Isaac Hayes might feel now after this week's
Super Adventure Club episode?
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e, such as more recently: the Mel Gibson school of
violent worship). In fact, the worrying thing is that most of what is
scathing about it is actual "Scientology doctrine" repeated in the midst
of the episode. It's just sad that Scientology is so inherently funny.
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ecent
"secondary run" with a new lead. The key here is, are the writers up to
the challenge? (Slider's writers in a few key seasons certainly were not.)
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rogue
flights. The 9/11 Commission Timeline shows so many points of potential
criminal negligence...
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m actually afraid of examining too deeply.
Look into the abyss and, well...
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the fit the radix we use daily, instead of historical oddities.
> > and all the more ridiculous for your religious ranting
> > and racism.
>
> I didn't see either of those things in Robert's post.
Covert in post, overt in referenced website of poster.
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more ridiculous for your
religious ranting and racism.
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I don't expect Microsoft to deal with the Vim
v. Emacs debate.
The cmd.exe and Windows Script Host together support quite a bit of
"reasonable" commands, and the Monad Shell in beta-testing provides
everything but the kitchen sink.
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eft than
right.
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blind" --Machinae Supremacy, Deus Ex Machinae, Title Track
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ich goes to show how Computer software may in fact be a
Socialist organism). People need to start realizing that the blame
for Microsoft's profluence is partly their own.
(The only real solution to the "Microsoft Problem" would be to
institutionalize/nationalize the Operating System. Some
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