Comment Re:Nope (Score 1) 331
However it does need trust between the two parties not so easy between strangers.
How about between Facebook friends?
However it does need trust between the two parties not so easy between strangers.
How about between Facebook friends?
How else can we explain Frederick County Councilman Kirby Delauter threatening to sue a newspaper for calling him Frederick County Councilman Kirby Delauter?
You're right -- he's pretty much FCCKD however you describe it.
And if they're tightly integrated now, how about when the circuits are printed right into the product?
We must burn him for upsetting the simpleminded villagers!
Plus, he turned me into a newt! Burn him for that too!
It's literally an apocalyptic weapon; unless you can figure out how to put transporter-proof shields around every valuable target you've got (and remember here that a planet counts as a valuable target, if you can beam a big enough antimatter bomb much less some "red matter").
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, Robin of Locksley, Internet edition.
If available, this will generate a never ending stream of public information requests to municipalities demanding this newly created video. The video will need to be edited for redaction prior to release. Some cities/states have maximum time requirement laws in which information must be released. This will necessitate the hiring of dozens of video editors to supply edited videos to fulfill RFI’s. (request for information).
So
The NSA Snowden tracker, watching Edward Snowden as he travels around the world, bringing transparency to all the good and bad little boys and girls and agencies across the Internet. Merry Christmas, Edward!
The rest of the country should just build a wall around it, and put all the politicians and lawyers there.
Finally! I've been waiting for the reboot for a while.
You could have him look at Inform 7 and its associated examples for interactive fiction. It uses a subset of English to express the game setting and logic, and exercises programming and small-to-large-scale writing skills. The (IMO) very nice UI also assists in organizing and testing the game structure and execution as well.
Yes; even closer to home, apparently.
Along with another more or less tongue-in-cheek version.
You would have problems managing a distributed, literally mission-critical computing infrastructure too, if it was constantly getting hit by phaser, photon torpedo, and 'weapon of the week' fire, not to mention entities that don't respect fire/air/vacuum-walls. Seriously, do they even have an IT group?
If that wouldn't get boring fast, maybe she *is* ready to be a princess. Along these lines, I found the audiobook of The Curse of Chalion to be quite enjoyable and well done (though probably not for kids), and its sequel, Paladin of Souls, won the 2004 Hugo and Nebula awards.
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