Big tech has first mover advantage in AI. They are lobbying governments to create barriers to entry via regulations to prevent new competitors from entering the market. It's a form of corporate / government corruption.
Customer: Why isn't this working?!!!
Retail employee: I'm sorry ma'am, there's a problem with your face.
It could be named "The Young Lady's Illustrated Primer". Hopefully it will be available to children beyond just the Neo-Victorian phyle.
A note from Arne Saknussemm.
Second Life 2.0
If only there was a government agency charged with allocating radio spectrum to prevent interference this wouldn't have happened.
"that will upgrade all unencrypted HTTP connections to encrypted HTTPS alternatives, where possible"
I don't think that word means what you think it means.
Visitor: "Your ship looks like it should be in the scrapyard. But it's equipped with some amazing weaponry. Is that a railgun?"
Captain: "Yep, sure is! What was your name again?"
Visitor: "Cussler"
Manufacture (print) the parts locally and assemble locally. The IP (such as print instructions) could be transmitted via internet. Only raw materials would need to be shipped globally. This would drastically shorten supply chains.
I assume that with a CEO named Spiegel, the phantom butterflies were an homage to "Cowboy Bebop: The Movie". Or neurological damage from a nanovirus
Good question! Another one is what is the margin of error for measuring the boundaries of these atmospheric layers.
Replace roads with metal tracks. Replace car wheels with metal wheels that fit onto the tracks. Add a third metal rail for power distribution, and oh yeah
Clearly Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet need our tax dollars cause they don't have any money of their own to fund semiconductor plants. See "rent-seeking".
Because the galaxy doesn't know the lyrics.
Thanks, I'll be here all week
Not a problem, as long as they're Tok'ra.
The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that, you've got it made. -- Jean Giraudoux
