Cool. Can you link me to them?
Well, there is another angle here from the Defense sector. Lotus Notes had a big ole backdoor in it: http://www.cypherspace.org/adam/hacks/lotus-nsa-key.html The same problems keep being solved, and then nation-states…
Nothing new about that desire. Only thing different is the technology has caught up with the desire such that some technocrats can make living in that hell a reality.
>Religious stories about the Buddha were readily and literally coopted into Christian lore by early Church writers. That's just another assertion of "They copied it!" Where is the evidence that this is so beyond an…
Ya know, the Divine sometimes works in mysterious ways. While it is possible these two fellas were a ripped-off Buddha story, it is also possible that they were actual people who lead these lives so that people who were…
This is the way!
The diversity of Roddenberry is a different animal from the imposed diversity of the modern left that NPR is trying to stoke the fires of with this article. For one thing, last I knew, there are no versions of Star Trek…
Why I Like Reading About Bugs by Bertrand Russell
I stopped worrying about getting indexed by Google around 2008ish when it became apparent they were trying to impose their own rules on the internet and how things were found. Nowadays, I'm content to not have google…
They left out the part where they profit. Otherwise, it checks out.
I still have a modem that looks like that, I just can't easily use it anymore. I also remember all the talk about taxes, and then how taxes in different states were applied to e-commerce and still are. The issue with…
This is a weird project. I'm not sure what the point of it is, exactly. Whole point of webrings was that they were not generated and were made by real people.
I bet after all this time, it still doesn't have a glossary function.
They are if the world doesn't stop trying to control how you have children and in what way you want to educate them, and how to look after their health.
>Are you saying that senior military leadership has earned the right to a little light graft? I'm saying graft isn't the only explanation at this point.
There are a couple of ways of seeing this. One is that there is a conflict of interest. The other is that there has been a conflict of interest in the military for years, and this guy has proven himself to be useful in…
It's like the Word of God succeeded where everything else failed. Probably some specific lessons to be learned there.
Uh, what? I'm not sure where you are pulling that accusation from. I said very succinctly that I was not talking about what was the majority in Africa. I think you are confused.
>It's news because it's the handoff of man to machine being the best at a particular thing. That's a way to see it. Another way to see it is that for any given event in a zero sum game, one of two outcomes, where two…
>Photoshop showed up in 1990 and the people retouching photos by hand had every reason to be worried, because it took that work. It didn't take photography. Thirty-odd years on it's open on every photographer's machine…
>'cultures'. That's interesting, because I don't really think of a "culture" as smaller than a "civilization". I think of a culture being a necessary thread that runs through a civilization and without which there are…
> for any reasonable definition of "large portion." I'm sure those relatively voiceless cultures will appreciate your minimization of their contribution to the peoples of Africa.
I'm not arguing for what is a majority. I'm talking about the large portions of Africa that still live in a hunter-gatherer situations in mud huts.
I don't know what the fascination with these AI versus human tournaments is. I'm old enough to remember the whole "Deep Blue" vs Kasparov exhibition, and I didn't really understand the fascination with all that either.…
>Highly moral hunter gatherers living in mud huts are not a 'civilization' in this context. Now you know. Hmm. Then that sounds like large swaths of Africa are not civilizations today. Where might I find someone willing…
Cool. Can you link me to them?
Well, there is another angle here from the Defense sector. Lotus Notes had a big ole backdoor in it: http://www.cypherspace.org/adam/hacks/lotus-nsa-key.html The same problems keep being solved, and then nation-states…
Nothing new about that desire. Only thing different is the technology has caught up with the desire such that some technocrats can make living in that hell a reality.
>Religious stories about the Buddha were readily and literally coopted into Christian lore by early Church writers. That's just another assertion of "They copied it!" Where is the evidence that this is so beyond an…
Ya know, the Divine sometimes works in mysterious ways. While it is possible these two fellas were a ripped-off Buddha story, it is also possible that they were actual people who lead these lives so that people who were…
This is the way!
The diversity of Roddenberry is a different animal from the imposed diversity of the modern left that NPR is trying to stoke the fires of with this article. For one thing, last I knew, there are no versions of Star Trek…
Why I Like Reading About Bugs by Bertrand Russell
I stopped worrying about getting indexed by Google around 2008ish when it became apparent they were trying to impose their own rules on the internet and how things were found. Nowadays, I'm content to not have google…
They left out the part where they profit. Otherwise, it checks out.
I still have a modem that looks like that, I just can't easily use it anymore. I also remember all the talk about taxes, and then how taxes in different states were applied to e-commerce and still are. The issue with…
This is a weird project. I'm not sure what the point of it is, exactly. Whole point of webrings was that they were not generated and were made by real people.
I bet after all this time, it still doesn't have a glossary function.
They are if the world doesn't stop trying to control how you have children and in what way you want to educate them, and how to look after their health.
>Are you saying that senior military leadership has earned the right to a little light graft? I'm saying graft isn't the only explanation at this point.
There are a couple of ways of seeing this. One is that there is a conflict of interest. The other is that there has been a conflict of interest in the military for years, and this guy has proven himself to be useful in…
It's like the Word of God succeeded where everything else failed. Probably some specific lessons to be learned there.
Uh, what? I'm not sure where you are pulling that accusation from. I said very succinctly that I was not talking about what was the majority in Africa. I think you are confused.
>It's news because it's the handoff of man to machine being the best at a particular thing. That's a way to see it. Another way to see it is that for any given event in a zero sum game, one of two outcomes, where two…
>Photoshop showed up in 1990 and the people retouching photos by hand had every reason to be worried, because it took that work. It didn't take photography. Thirty-odd years on it's open on every photographer's machine…
>'cultures'. That's interesting, because I don't really think of a "culture" as smaller than a "civilization". I think of a culture being a necessary thread that runs through a civilization and without which there are…
> for any reasonable definition of "large portion." I'm sure those relatively voiceless cultures will appreciate your minimization of their contribution to the peoples of Africa.
I'm not arguing for what is a majority. I'm talking about the large portions of Africa that still live in a hunter-gatherer situations in mud huts.
I don't know what the fascination with these AI versus human tournaments is. I'm old enough to remember the whole "Deep Blue" vs Kasparov exhibition, and I didn't really understand the fascination with all that either.…
>Highly moral hunter gatherers living in mud huts are not a 'civilization' in this context. Now you know. Hmm. Then that sounds like large swaths of Africa are not civilizations today. Where might I find someone willing…