Why don't youget a gun? :P

I heard this on a local Los Angeles talk radio a couple weeks ago. The lawyer inventor was debating with the talk radio guys. http://www.poughkeepsiejournal... has the article and video about it. I couldn't find the audio recording (don't think they have any?) except http://www.kfiam640.com/onair/... ...

To me, things are still buggy and easily broken. :(

"Get off my lawn!"

http://deslide.clusterfake.net... d.com/slideshow/163234/head-scratchers-10-confounding-programming-language-features-434442 OR http://desli.de/11J3

... How Far Should We Go in 'Restoring' Ancient Monuments?

Boing Boing shared The Daily Grail's article, with a few photo(graph)s, showing "Visions of the Past - How Far Should We Go in 'Restoring' Ancient Monuments?"

Bender, is that you? :P

I moved, and same problem. Argh. There used to be DSL service here, but it is no longer offered. WTF?

Other old timers and I still use IRC. :)

Or better, don't use wireless at all!

Interesting. So, not like Verizon's pure fiber for its FIOS.

Isn't Uverse fiber? I know dial-up modems don't work over coax cables.

I still have and use a Sharp 19.5" CRT TV from January 1996, analog Oticon 380p hearing aid (don't want implants from digital ones; model was from 1994, Casio Data Bank 150 calculator watch (don't want a smartphone), KVM (PS2 and VGA) from Y2K, a serial external USR Sportster 33.6k dial-up modem as for rare backup Internet and faxing, etc.

Yeah, I also don't trust computers but humans make (mistake/error)s too. We need better development and testings. :(

I do SQA testings, and I don't trust computers these days.