Before the big bang we were nothing. Anti-matter you could say. Because there was nothing. Then, a singularity so heavy, so singular, so dense, that it falls into our nothingness, our "anti-matter" and boom, created matter as we know it.

While our universe seems to started from nothing, we actually are just another universe packed into travel size.

While I am not an expert of anything but fixing computers, this is always what seemed more logical to me, then a "God" or something out of nothing theories.

So now we can let machines do the hiring, firing, promoting & fluffing of employees.

Nothing will go wrong with this.

Wow. If it was up to me, I'd bitch slap both parties. The problem isn't Democrats or Republicans, the problem is Democrats AND Republicans. Both parties are very incompetent. Instead of trying to help the people, both parties are more worried about the agenda's the superpac's are paying them for.

I love Fear Mongering, mainly in the Halloween season.

But seriously, wtf? 2093 is the future, and based on past predictions of the future, I think we have no idea what life is going to be like, good or bad. Science hasn't failed us, like always, human arrogance fails us.

I'm a bit lost on how CP/M held back MS, since MSDOS was never compatible with CP/M, and MS choose to stay with the 8.3 filename for as long as they did. If you want to get mad, get mad at MS for not forward thinking when they bought QDos from Seattle Computing and not changing the filename limitation. Shit, get mad at Seattle Computing for putting a 8.3 limitation in QDos, since by your statement it isn't MS's fault that they left things as they are.

I'd be ashamed to work for MS at any time in it's history tbh.

Kill Bob!

If it's a one-line program, why is it more than one line?

A line of code is not the same as a line on a screen. The program won't fit on one line on most screens, but it will fit on one line of BBC BASIC, which fortunately has a well defined, but short maximum length of 256 characters. The whole program is 257 bytes as there is an extra byte to mark the end of the program.

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this is the year of the linux VR.

Sounds to me like this was planned. Push a crazy psycho into doing something really dumb on Government property, or to a soldier/government worker. Then push thru agenda you want.

Nice, here I live in Seattle, just off of downtown, can't get fiber optics, but hey, whatever. fuckers.

So what I really gather from this is encrypted apps can't be check, scan or searched for what the contents hold? Really?

And seriously, hiding a payload inside something else isn't new, that's been around for decades at least.

So in other words, don't install apps I have no idea where they come from? Sounds good to me.

Just don't take them over the border to Canada...

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Seems like they are just stealing it from Friday Night Smackdown, a WWE show.

I hope they have deep pockets, because I don't think WWE will let Smackdown be used without a fight.

I'm an American and I think $230 is a considerable amount of money to spend on stuff. Mainly on crappy headphones.