The older one was called the Sovyet reply to "2001" a couple of times. It's -like the novel- utterly weird but not explicitely sad. It's literally a movie from another world.

> their ultimate goal is to produce babies who are free of genetic disease and resilient against illnesses.

Lebensborn (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensborn) is back!

So they'll save it as an attachment, don't know where they saved it, forget about it and finally previewing it while searching for something completely different.

Oh, yes. We had a very sucessful one of these in Germany. Successfully catching fire without anybody in the control room realizing until some sailors from the Rhine called the fire brigade. They were utterly impressed by the burning sodium leaking from the cooling circuit and all the ways it can't be extinguished, It also successfully supported the local construction industry by costing billions more than the generous budget and last but not least successfully never producing a single Watt of output while eating 1,000 DM notes by the kilogram for years. It's still standing around uselessly at the Rhine and will do so for quite a few more years because it's too radioactive for demolition.

If american ground coffee is the alternative, luke warm piss would pass the test. Actually I'd prefer instant coffee to that horror brew. Not even British coffee is that bad.

The arguments he's using clearly show that he doesn't know one fuck about arts. It's not the amount you're putting into your work nor can any "technology" make a piece of art out of soemething that isn't.

Even more awkward that they had undisclosed exploits for in own "security" product in the cupboard. Might it be that their sort of security products are keeping their customers' subscription software safe from its' users? That would be the most harmless assumption compared to alternate business models...

"focusing instead on its branded operating system software promoting third-party content searches, recommendation, including free ad-supported streaming options and more for smart televisions."

What is that even supposed to mean? Apps for "smart" TVs?

Sorry, as a normal user (not a programmer or computer wizard) this is still much too technical for me. I'll stay with Linux, C++, Pascal, Java, assembler and machine code - simple, reproducable tools. Not cryptic command lines like the above. I just don't think Windows is ready for the desktop yet.

It's going to be so great that I still am happily using Windows 10. No matter how much it is complaining and nagging an trying to trick me to "upgrade". It's pretty telling that basically everybody expects a new product from MS to be significantly worse than its' predecessor. Must be feeling great to work for a trainwreck of a company like that. They literally have given software development a bad name.

Judging by their investments they're quit sick of it already.

3.500 were evacuated two days ago in Berlin. It didn't make it to the news because it happens about two or three times a year. Has been happening twice or thee times a year since 1945 to be precise. No, I certainly haven't done anything for your country - and, believe it or not, the way you're talking does not exactly give me muich of an intention to.

Was somebody at Netware I think.

Methamphetamine is not amphetamine. They're different chemical compounds with diferent effects.

I don't.