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Thursday, January 26, 2017
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Saturday, January 21, 2017
Norman Rockwell's Nightmare
Purvies Playground by CDM.MMX |
A week or so ago I was in Durango, Colorado. A beautiful place, really, and yet in the same read the most uncomfortable place I've been in a long time. The part of town I was exposed to felt like I'd fallen into some sci-fi horror movie, some cross-bred love child sired by say Westworld onto a dam drawn from the robotically policed underground realm seen in A Boy and his Dog. Seriously, I kept expecting some ancient old man with hellfire reflected in his eye to stop, turn towards me and ask in a grating whisper simply dripping with menace "Are you of... the BODY?" Ok, so you have to know your original series Star Trek to catch the reference, but still. The place was spooky, it simply reeked of the illusions and delusions of the insanely uber conservative establishment, that manufactured narcossis of self deception so easily seen as the slave chains holding that quadrant of society to despair, and evil. I was glad to leave.
(originally published June 2011)
Saturday, January 7, 2017
DIM Human
DIM Human AS VARIANT
Human = ARRAY( 6.66^9, 6.66^9, 1)
^^^You can do better than this ^^^
-10pts...
an array to hold the number of the beast is (57707,57707,1)
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To begin with, let me say this:
There is NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH.
I was asked a question last night, a good question. The
question revolved around my attitude towards all things "internet"
based. To answer the question I was asked, answer it in full truth, requires I
set down the foundation thought which established the environment and the judgment
parameters wherein the answer exists.
I, being old and cynical, do not trust ANYTHING that
involves something that claims to be free. To say "a beautiful sunset is
free" I'll buy into... the sunset is a fact of nature, it will happen with
or without someone watching to bestow the title of beauty on the colors in the
sky. No human expended any tiny fraction of life‑energy to create a sunset. But
when a massive technology that has for decades fully occupied a significant
fraction of mankind's better brains and a significant chunk of natural
resources is presented to me as "free" my first thought is to say
"BULLSHIT."
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