So no one had to get the FCC involved? And the ISP still changed their policy? I don't understand.

Eager to know how they managed to compare reading skills across vastly different linguistic models.

Oh, don't mind that. Echelon and Helios are just attaining sentience.

Nvidia has better openGL drivers, and has partnered with Valve to develop the streaming capability of SteamOS (Shield apparently uses the same tech). Now the prototype comes with Nvidia hardware. Suddenly, this longtime Radeon-head is feeling uneasy about the future of his $300 year-old videocard...

A solution to deal with all those Sectoids infesting rural plots in middle America!

view.Spot("run!")

Anything to slow the world-wide circlejerk that is academic writing.

Wake me up when this happens.

Use that title, out the full text up on Kindle Marketplace, see how long it takes someone to notice.

This did not occur in the US. The US Constitution is not implicated.

Is this what the singularity looks like?

No one is arguing that Aaron Swartz own actions did not contribute to what happened to him. It was suicide, after all. Way to use the all-or-nothing fallacy. Someone is arguing that MIT should not have gotten the government involved, and that there is a pattern of behavior here by them and their employees that should not be rewarded and should, in fact, be punished. I happen to think letting everyone know what these people did is punishment enough.

Mmm hmm, mmm hmm. And what ARE the names of the people employed by MIT who helped drive Aaron Swartz to kill himself? I'm not interested in threatening them, I just want to make sure their names are on the Internet and forever associated with the terrible, terrible thing they did.

I have. You're full of shit.

5$ sensor. 2,500$ software license.