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Patulla · Guest

It's thanksgiving! If it were formal, we wouldn't have invited the Indians.
A truly universal language.

LaTungia · Guest

“Who said the megaverse had to have a starting point?

Joni · Guest

that money is going toward funding Medicaid in Louisiana. you make it sound like she's going to go buy a learjet..
Agreed. I can't wait until I can put my 4TB worth of crap onto a USB thumbdrive and walk to a friends house. (or maybe lightpeak, even at USB3.0 speeds trying to copy 4TB would be a pain). There is also the possibility for people to sign up to snail mail filesharing networks where you pass an encrypted drive around and just have a built in trust system to ensure no one steal the harddrive drive (ie you only invite people you know in real life).Unfortunately at the same time, I will probably go from standard HD rips to 1080p not to mention the future possibility of 4k/8k or 3d (or both), so it won't all be great.Of course music isn't going to take more space, even if we move from mp3 to flac it doesn't increase that much, maybe if we went to 5.1 surround sound or that 22 speaker setup that is planned for 4k/8k cinemas, but seeing how most people prefer mp3 quality of lossless I don't see that happening. No one has really bothered with 5.1 or music videos of a large scale yet.Books won't increase in size, you can stick 20,000 on a DVD, I already have like 40,000. You can download 15k in one torrent pack (google '15k ebooks'). Plus there is the Gutenberg / archive.org / google public domain collections.Also encrypted, anonymous darknets like freenet, which while slow (although still fast enough for small things like music) will get faster as more places move from ADSL to fiber to the home and such. As well as people increasing the software speed.!

Hadaki · Guest

The other day I saw a state trooper giving a speeding ticket to a cruise police car, I know the cop sped because I know the road everyone likes to speed a little. At least they are doing something about it somewhere.?
That's fascinating. Now, would you care to comment on the dubious speculations in the article at hand, instead of reciting something everyone knows by the time they are 10 years old?

KENISH · Guest

I was a member, but left when they stopped us from posting comments.....I still think l4d2 is B.S. too little content and too soon b4 lfd's bodies even cold yet.Buuutt, If I was sent a copy for my birthday.......Theirs just no way Im EVER going to give Valve $50-60 for a game I already own!A few mesh & texture changes and throw in some new maps??? WTH?

Hartley · Guest

"As for the universes to which ours is merely a photon, it does not seem to me that it will ever be possible for us, who cannot even see to the edge of our present universe, to see outside of it. Even if we could, of course, the very scale of what we saw would be so massive as to prevent us from drawing any conclusions about it."Hey, I'll be the first to admit I have no idea how we'd do this either. But you still sound like someone 2500 years ago telling Demmocritus, "This is silly! We can't even see corpuscles much less these atoms you talk about. And even if we could they're so small, we could hardly draw any conclusions about them in the first place!" You're right that testing this kind of idea is *totally* outside the scope of our technological ability right now. So far outside its scope, in fact, that it's hard to imagine how it could ever be within it. But personally, I think that probably reflects more on our lack of imagination than it does on what's actually possible. I can see no reason, a priori, that we should not be able to somehow observe the grandest structures of reality.

Lorina · Guest

I refuse to watch MTV, I simply can't do it. When they actually play music it's INSANELY IDIOTIC rap music that is literally excruciating to watch and listen to.

Yawan · Guest

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