Archive for ‘LunaTECH News’
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One of my fears is that “Big Brother” will become so ubiquitous that we’ll be policed by even the most mundane of devices.
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The trouble (one of the troubles, anyway) with making smart machines is that they’d likely get bored with trivial jobs.
I love vegitables, but I also love meat – it’d be hard to give up.
Back in the day, Abdul the Newt and Murphy the Bear were two of my regular characters. With the technology push on the strips, I dropped the “talking animals,” although I’d still like to do something with these characters some day…
Traveling this week so I’m dipping into the archives – new to you, new to the site, but old stuff for me.
Makes you wonder who might be working technical support for the super villains. That’s a whole ‘nuther fleet of henchman and hirelings.
Actually, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with an app providing this function, but I could certainly see where it would get used to extremes – either abused or ignored. It’ll be curious to see/hear if it’s ever effective. Be safe out there.
I’ve learned that when it comes to angry and emotional email/text responses, you should write ‘em, save ‘em as a draft, and then sleep on it before sending. I’ve ended up rewriting a lot of those emails the next day and have been grateful I waited before sending. And, of course, you’ll want to remember to get rid of those drafts.
Yes, the real word is obfuscation, but I always thought obfusIFIcation sounded more appropriate. I haven’t read this book and I’ve already read reviews that call its sources into doubt. Still, it makes for a wonderfully messy web of conspiracy.
Who hasn’t confused an artificial reality with the normal day-to-day variety.