"I do of course realize that your comment is a joke. But I will write a serious reply in any case:-)
I am pretty sure that large parts of management will be overtaken by computers."
You got me. And you're right, a 4 bit calculator could do the job.:-)
"What job is hardest for a robot to do?"
Obviously management.
All that yelling, the ignorance, the incompetence, the rudeness, the anti-social behavior, the complete disregard for the feelings of the employees is hard to duplicate with software.
"When will Firefox OS be getting this functionality?"
They'll get tabs instead.
My work is 'transformative' as well, when I re-encode blue-ray disks to
It's called a droud, people.
Wireheads will be the new junkies, no need to leave the house or meet a dealer, just plug it in.
"What could go wrong!"
Louis Wu, is that you?
"They are controlled by radio which can be detected."
Remote control drones perhaps, autonomous ones not so much.
There is technology that can detect where a shot was fired miles away, (in noisy cities) they are working on shooting down cannon and mortar ammo with or without lasers, and those are in the air only a very short time, I doubt that this will be a problem for a long time.
Put detectors in every street lamp together with a computer controlled minigun and the kids will lose their toys quite rapidly.
If I recall recent and not so recent posts, Australian ministers don't get a lot of things.
Doctor to patient, after having given the injection: "I have good news and bad news for you:"
Patient: "The good news first please!"
Doctor: "After this injection, you're going to live for another 800 years."
Patient: 'Great! And the bad one!"
Doctor: "You'll have to stay at your shitty job for another 780 years"
"and even the front page of Bild, Europe's largest daily newspaper. "
That's the yellowest yellow rag existing. If it's in there, it must be wrong.
"Because Google pays billions to Apple to make its search engine the default search provider for iOS devices, the company collects much more from ads placed on Apple devices than from ads on Android devices."
Because Google paid billions?
Because they don't have to pay themselves a single dime for being the default search provider on Android and Android being 90% market share?
I fail to see the logic here.
For those too lazy to Google, here are the links to save.
http://libgen.org/
http://en.bookfi.org/
http://freshwap.ws/
http://www.freebookspot.es/
http://ebookee.org/index.php?t...
http://bookre.org/
http://avxhome.se/ebooks
I want to thank the high court as well to have alerted me to a handful of sites I didn't know about, to illegally download my books from.
Perhaps even one where I can learn not to finish my sentences with a preposition.
"earned her medical degree from the old Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. "
102 years old? Wow. But she wasn't so old when she earned her degree in the 'Old Women's Medical College'.
"Okay, I do have a minor quibble that there's no line-in port, but that's no big deal. "
Problem solved for $8.69 .
"I've seen it. It's rubbish." -- Marvin the Paranoid Android
