Matrix found in North Melbourne?

acoustic_phil · 2012-02-07T08:23:31.923303+00:00

oh look an illegal ueee, fucking classic.

i'm surprised it's not a taxi.

usernamo · 2012-02-06T20:05:38.685996+00:00

have a look at the whole website, the fucking font he uses is ridiculous.

fentonfenton · 2012-02-06T19:57:16.702411+00:00

GOTCHA BITCH !

carsonbiz · 2012-02-06T16:56:05.399029+00:00

i think his point is that the cellphones and towers spread the radio-waves everywhere regardless if you have a phone.

not that i'm a believer in the "cell phones give you cancer" bullshit.

carsonbiz · 2012-02-06T09:43:25.788052-07:00

the privacy aspect should be a non-issue as this is all that the security officers see.

see my post here for more information on the way it works.

carsonbiz · 2012-02-06T09:42:31.796167-07:00

no they don't.

the image they see is a generic graphic of a 'person' with the threat-objects superimposed. like this.

no invasion of privacy, except to be asked to step into the machine.

see my post here for more information on the way it works.

dantheman91 · 2012-02-06T14:58:10.374918+00:00

my version, which directly attacks the whole 'omniscient and omnipotent' idea:

"Does God have the knowledge of how to destroy himself?"

morricone42 · 1 day

... in some ways hardware lock ins are easier to deal with.

you're speaking as a developer. it's different when you're on the recieving end as a customer with an incompatible video card, or other hardware.

AMD and Nvidia provide a very similar product, you don't lose that much being stuck with one.

you lose the entire market that uses the incompatible branded product.

The difference is your software remains portable on Mac, Windows & Linux.

the difference is whenever you agree to to any type of lock-in, you accept the caveats that come with it, in this case it can mean denying customers with perfectly good hardware who can't use your software due to the developer's choice of API.

githica · 1 day

sure.

it's my brother's birthday next Saturday, you can be my plus-one.

bring beer, he gives better handjobs when he's not worried about being gay.

morricone42 · 1 day

...that is only DirectX and Windows compatible

so it only works on any DirectX card compared to...

It's cool, but you can use CUDA and Thrust to get decent cross platfrom C++ and GPGPU integration now.

which is Nvidia only.

this may be windows specific, but CUDA is Nvidia specific. Nvidia may have CUDA on windows, and Linux ?, but at least ATI and Nvidia both work with Microsoft's solution.

although i prefer an even more open standard like OpenCL-type platform-agnostic solution

schlitz100 · 2 days

i don't get the hate against footwear like Uggz ?

when people, usually women, spend a fortune over decades on uncomfortable shoes to "be fashionable", the men go nuts, and when they buy something comfortable like Uggz..the men bitch again for the opposite reason ??

i don't get it.

when i see someone, anyone, wearing practical clothing, i think they are smart. when i see practical clothing that is smart AND pleasing to the eye...i think i'm looking at a beautiful and intelligent person.

/man here.

Kangus07 · 3 days

plenty of times yes, and the rest of those times, just people talking and believing they have something to say.

as if opening your mouth equates to a valid point.

Rabid_Chocobo · 3 days

i hope you move away after dropping that 'nade ?

Rabid_Chocobo · 3 days

there's a surprisingly cool factoid that goes someway to explain the disparity in the action sequences in that film.

Kangus07 · 3 days

Dunning Kruder effect right there.

Kangus07 · 3 days

In the operator game...

never heard of it, but sounds like "Chinese whispers" ?

Kangus07 · 3 days

for sure, for sure.

/plays Zappa's "valley girl" ... loud ...

Kangus07 · 3 days

people using words, too many of them, understanding none of them....

as if using words, lots of them, is an intelligent comment or conversation.

Kangus07 · 3 days

oh yeah ?

Kangus07 · 3 days

i don't believe many people "choose atheism" simply because they heard about it on the internet.

it's not even "popular" on the internet, if you knew how may organized groups and official religious churches have websites, let alone forums and blogs.

Kangus07 · 3 days

actually she was exhibiting conformation bias.

she was wanting proof about the St. Peter assertion because it isn't apparently in the Bible, yet if it was in the Bible she wouldn't need any more proof and she would cite it to anyone denying St. Peter dying inverted on a cross.

she is refusing to accept challenges to her faith, that is not being open-minded and looking for truth. that is adhering to a chosen desire.

Kangus07 · 3 days

i'd high-five it in the face with a chair too.

wait, what did you mean ?

Kangus07 · 3 days

"ha ha lol, ya know, i know you know lol ha..."

jesusfuckingchrist.

shenglong · 3 days

and everyone on the Simpsons :)

or we can just teach Matt Groening how to draw chins :)

ttruth1 · 3 days

it deduces maturity, not "age" :)

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