Sounds like a plan.
Products are for suckers.
They should focus on social clouds for wearable augmented reality drones.
Dude, "wearable augmented reality drone" sounds like a fucking awesome product.
We've become a nation where a college kid wishing to avoid a final exam can call in a bomb threat to close a campus.
That ship sailed decades ago. We used to be surprised at how well-behaved our high school class was if we made it through the year with only a couple bomb threats.
Hey thanks for not making a huge deal out of castros death
I think I'm missing part of this joke, because Castro isn't dead...
See, that part of the agreement has been working just fine.
And then we no longer have an internet (international network)
Of course we would. We might even end up with quite a few internets. The downside, of course, is that the Internet would be kind of broken.
There's a hell of a lot more fad in life than most people want to admit. For our cars, if we wanted function we'd all be driving minivans with stow-n-go seats.
Those of us who consider fuel efficiency or handling to be part of the functionality wouldn't be driving minivans.
The great wall of china is 5,500 miles long. If they could build that a thousand years ago, surely we could do better now?
Because the Great Wall was never intended to keep out people. The purpose was to keep out horses (and their riders).
ROMs are lithographically etched...
A.k.a. written.
The example I use is Butterflies, which change from a crawling creature to one that flies, mid life. Incredible "random" feat if you ask me.
That's arguably less incredible than all of the animals that change from small, fragile, immobile white (or tan, brown, etc.) balls into fast, flying creatures.
Apparently they were more successful than the ones with just teeth. That's all it takes.
It doesn't even necessarily take that much. Sometimes the mutated offspring only has to be not so much worse that it can't manage to reproduce. It could potentially be slightly worse, as long as there's enough room for both to survive.
Of course, this story also claims the Red Sea was parted somehow so they could walk across, so it's highly questionable just how accurate this story is....
Nope, it doesn't make that claim. Somehow "Sea of Reeds" got turned into "Red Sea". If I remember correctly (I'd have to double-check the names on a map), the Israelites weren't even near the Red Sea at the time.
Yeah, but the vaccinated people can carry the bacteria and spread it to others without even knowing.
No shit, Sherlock.
Protip: Vaccines don't protect you from bacteria.
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.
