Anna Chen – 3 December 2023 chip tech The US semiconductor technology war against itself US chip tech once more faces government friendly fire, courtesy of Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo’s rant about cutting off China from AI technology. Severance in the same way you might close a stable post equine scarper: is it the door […]
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O brave new world that has such people, innit? Looks like we are indeed superfluous to requirements. Soon, the super-rich won’t need us for anything any more; not work, our minds, and not even for sex. They have science and technology servicing the onanistic requirements of the Masters of the Universe. Who needs real people
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O brave new world that has such people, innit? Looks like we are indeed superfluous to requirements. Soon, the super-rich won’t need us for anything any more; not work, our minds, and not even for sex. They have science and technology servicing the onanistic requirements of the Masters of the Universe. Who needs real people
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I am currently in the Circle of Hell reserved for Powerpoint greenhorns trying to get presentations up and running for the first time. With a performance of Anna May Wong Must Die! promised for next Tuesday, and with time running out, I discover that I am encountering every technical glitch it is possible to meet.
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Click here for the Gigapan picture of Obama’s 2009 inauguration in which every face in the vast crowd can be made out using the sort of sci-fi technology you see in Google Earth satellite shots. And the police are bleating because we might capture their pretty faces on our cameras? What a total diversionary cheek!
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