Comment Re:"Expendable"? (Score 2) 55
Well, at least I thought I was funny.
Maybe the computer it was running on got a worm?
So, because I haven't logged into my Facebook account for 4 years, TFA says I'm "uninformed" and part of the "information-poor underclass"?
Funny - I was actually avoiding Facebook and Twitter because I prefer information, as opposed to, you know, gossip, cat pictures, and what my acquaintances are having for lunch.
Now I know better. Thanks, Network Scientists!
Excellent point.
Along the same lines, does a C++ rand() function have free will?
I would say it doesn't, even though it appears that it does.
Being a
I have to say, though, that this sounds like what happens to a large scale basic science research project when a Project Manager gets a hold of it.
"Maybe regular status reports will help those discoveries get made on schedule!"
Although it's getting scarce, it's still very cheap.
I went out to buy a pound of helium, and they wound up paying me $50.
Is it just me, or is there an echo in here?
If they use the remaining $99 million for advertising, it might actually work.
I can see a subtle difference in my expectations, depending on my mood.
When I'm in a good mood, I just want my smart phone to do what I tell it to do.
When I'm in a bad mood, my phone damn well better do exactly what I tell it to do, if it knows what's good for it.
Word is they want to expand into content, maybe with a built-in RSS feed of headlines from a news organization.
Too bad there's no real news company with a similar name.
Actually, I do have an image in my head.
Bill Nye is on one end of the board room table with bubbling beakers and flasks connected with plastic tubes, Seth Green is on the other end of the table building obscene clay figures of celebrities, and Richard Branson parachutes in through the skylight.
> supported by Richard Branson, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and Seth Green
My imagination can't comprehend what a business meetting or board meeting would be like with these three, but I bet it's awesome!
If A = B and B = C, then A = C, except where void or prohibited by law. -- Roy Santoro