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Who?

Not only that, but the chart only shows pieces of data, about 2 billion for the U.S in a 30-day period. It does not show how many people at all. The NSA officals' statements were probably literally true: they can't know how many people are connected to the vast mountain of data they collect.

Sounds like a modest proposal.

How can you tell?

I think it's wildly optimistic humans will still be alive in a hundred years.

Uh, yeah. Yeah, I was totally alluding to what you just said.

Would it work if it's just in the general direction?

Christ, man, nobody is talking about making it mandatory or anything! Just don't use it!

The emergency call button is always outside of the login window. Pull out your phone and check.

That was Microsoft's Office suit for the French Republican Calendar. My personal favrote is Microsoft Office 365.25.

1. There are no autonomous killer robots.
2. No drone self destructs if it loses contact.

That helicopter was destroyed by people.

Sounds great. Make sure you turn that robot on manually, so you're, you know, the first human it sees.

I hope that was just an attempt at being funny. You are surrounded by sources of radiation, from your TV, to bananas, to granite, to other people, to glow-in-the-dark stuff, and on and on.

Are you suggesting Joe is his full name?