Borg999

Borg999

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Someone above said that it's will be a long time before this new technology reaches human level intelligence/processing ability, and I agree. However, they don't need human level intelligence to be dangerous. All they need is the ability to navigate independently, and the ability to aim and fire a weapon.

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I signed up years ago for my son's boyscout troop, but almost never used it. I hear a lot more people say they don't use it than those who say they do use it. Even my step sister and sister in law who were heavy users a number of years ago, almost never use it anymore. Which makes me wonder who is still using it....

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[quote who="ElanaAhova" reply="2210" id="3483535"] No, No, No. It is not the dinosaurs' fault. How can you expect that collection of feathered lounge lizards to build an effective meteor deflecting system with nails like they had? Blame it on their stars, the shooting star that hit what we call the Yucatan pinusala - it killed all the jumbo dinos. SO the dinos are innocent! [e digicons]:)[/e] [/quote] Yea, yea, I've heard it befor

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[quote who="Daiwa" reply="2207" id="3483469"] Quoting Jafo, reply 2205 One nay-sayer does NOT disprove the reality. No one has proven 'reality' yet. [e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Reality is a function of CO2 concentrations the atmosphere.</

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="2205" id="3483453"] Come on, people...try and find something, ANYTHING NOT covered in the past 89 pages of "my balls are bigger than yours because my shit don't stink" [/quote] It's the dinosaurs fault. If they hadn't died off, mammals would never have gotten the opportunity to evolve into humans, and no one would be around to have caused it (or not have caused it). [e digicons]:grin:[/e]

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="61" id="3482944"] Quoting starkers, reply 59 Like I said, most fail to grasp the concept. You may need a mirror....[e digicons];)[/e] You enter the world with nothing. You leave the world with nothing. Along the way,

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[quote who="the_Monk" reply="50" id="3482731"] Quoting Borg999, reply 49 I say scrap morality and focus on ethics. Morality has too close an association with religion. Since 'ethics' finds its root in the Greek word 'et

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[quote who="Chibiabos" reply="140" id="3482322"] If you believe "Godwin's Law" in any way asserts the one to draw the analogy automatically loses or that the law dictates the thread must then be closed, you have adopted a twisted re-interpretation analogous to Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution twisted into the plutocratic "social Darwinism." [/quote] You saw the smiley in Cauldyth's post, right?....

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="112" id="3482145"] Quoting Borg999, reply 108 While I have no intention of asking for anyone's picture, asking for it ONCE is not stalking or an invasion of privacy. Especially considering many people willingly post their picture on Facebook, and plaster the Internet with their selfies.<br

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="105" id="3482127"] Do it here to a fellow member and I'll have your balls. It's the equivalent of stalking and an invasion of privacy. [/quote] While I have no intention of asking for anyone's picture, asking for it ONCE is not stalking or an invasion of privacy. Especially considering many people willingly post their picture on Facebook, and plaster the Internet with their selfies. Howe

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[quote who="psychoak" reply="7" id="3481959"] If MalwareBytes and NIS are on your system and running, that could be your problem as well. They "should" play nice, but you never know when an update to one will cause issues with the other, and conflicting antiviral software can have a diverse array of negative performance impacts. Competing real time scanning modes can easily duplicate the inconsistent performance issue. [/quote] Thanks for the info. I

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[quote who="Frogboy" reply="91" id="3481976"] As a libertarian, I don't want the government to force anyone to do anything. But that doesn't mean I don't support companies doing the right thing. I just don't think force should be used. [/quote] Corporations exist to maximize shareholder value. They will not do anything unles

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[quote who="Frogboy" reply="82" id="3481937"] If we seriously want to reduce the sexist abuse seen in tat article, the first step is to do something about the anonymous identities on The net. [/quote] I completely agree. Unfortunately, that has the potential to hinder free speech.

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="3" id="3481930"] Golf....'ruins a good walk'.... It's how it responds once booted that matters...[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Every now and then, Firefox or Chrome, and Windows explorer will take a half minute to load once I click on them, but it's inconsistant. Weird... Also, my wall paper seems to take a while to load on start up. It may have something to do with Windows Blinds as I set up the wallpaper from

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