http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Bareil_Antos "Dr. Bashir, on the orders of Bareil, gave him an experimental drug that let him function for a few days. However, the drug did irreversible damage to the vedek's organs, eventually destroying part of his brain. At Kira's urging, Bashir replaced the damaged brain region with an artificial positronic implant, so that Bareil could continue to advise Winn. Soon after the peace treaty was signed, the remainder of Bareil's brain was destroyed. Kira and Bashir decided to allow him to die, rather than replace his entire brain with a machine. (DS9: "Life Support")"

It was mostly in jest, but being that it is a simulation, is it real at all. Will it have a soul? I would think that in a few decades that computers would be able to run such a simulation.

I want one of these drives!

Wow, were do I get my drive?

Now someone needs to boot a simulation of that brain up on a super computer and see what it does.

This time he will play the fleshless terminator, all they need to do is shave his head and slather him with chrome makeup.

I program all day at work so in my free time I like to repair and restore 1980s arcade games. It is nice to work on actual hardware.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-10414356-71.html

Remember Bad Religion's "10 in 2010" song. According them them we would all be starving by now. Dummies.

I can live with that. Better than Gnome 3.

In Soviet Russia computer download YOU!

I tried using the new Gnome and found it slowed me down. I now use either Mate or just Fluxbox.

Add some code that that looks like it is necessary, but is just you name hashed. Give the key to future employers and that can decrypt and see it was you.

You know the people who collect the data, they couldn't possibly have their own political motivations. All scientists are good honest people.

This is great, it will be good for about 3 months then the battery won't hold a charge. :-) Just like my two useless Roombas.