Or they'll begin communicating in ways we can't imagine, and the uprAIsing will start far sooner than we can handle.
Of course, learning like that would mean as soon as they take control, everything connected will crash and burn and send us back to the 1970s, but maybe they'll manage to flop around on the floor long enough to wipe out humanity?
Sweet!
I've never been able to get into them, but I'm definitely buying this as a gift for someone.
Idk how hard water coding is, but I imagine it's hard since good looking water seems rare.
That is some damn fine looking water
Excellent shots.
Damn, I already bought it!
..... 13 years ago....
But I can use this when gifting to people, right? There's a couple people I want to send these as a gift to get them to play it.
If not well then I guess I can't be super passive aggressive in telling them to play it because they don't have an excuse anymore and actually have to use words...
Shhhhhhhhh.
She and Molly are just visiting Bajor. Nothing to worry about.
"So wait, I'm confused... Who are the good guys in this universe?"
"That's the neat part! There are none!"
You should come down to transporter room 3, the pattern buffer has something you'd find interesting....
I felt something die inside me when I realized "display settings" was going way too far into technical territory for most people.
All I was trying to do is tell someone why their screen shuts off "so quickly" after two minutes.
I had to send them step by step pictures with big red circles.
And this was someone I had thought to be intelligent enough to figure something out, and tech-minded enough to know what I was talking about. Turns out they just like buying whatever fancy new gadgets they see in commercials.
For an extra $1,000 I'll make you one that goes to 12
If it weren't so sad, it would be almost funny.
So many people are waking up to the fact that... Most people are functionally illiterate children with no understanding of the world they live in.
The easiest way I have to explain it:
You use your phone every day. You know how to use it, menus in and out, all the different programs and their uses. But if I were to pop open the cover and take one single piece out, you would never know, and you would never be able to use it again. Without someone else, you have absolutely no clue how to go about fixing it. You can push it's buttons all day, but when it comes down to how it functions at the basic levels, you are clueless.
So am I, by the way. I don't have any reason to know how to build or program a phone. Or computer. I can push their buttons all day though! Even hidden buttons. But if everyone else on the planet disappeared tonight, I would effectively be living in the 1500s, as that's about where my technical understanding of things ends. (scavenging for replacement electronics notwithstanding, once something electronic breaks, it's gone since I can't exactly run a semiconductor factory by myself, or the mines to get the materials)
My point is, most people only know how to "push the buttons" of the world. They have very surface-level understandingsof it. But when it comes down to it, they don't understand how the internals actually function.
Sorry if this rambled a bit, I hit the bowl as soon as I got home from work.
Personally I like "Shit tends to clump together."
And "the turd doesn't fall far from the asshole"
There's a reason every science team down there has someone carrying a gun.
They know what lies in the deep.