google (an entity which i like to talk about) has announced plans for how it wants to end up. and it sounds strangely like the end of neuromancer.
apparently, they are envisioning a sort of artificial intelligence to interpret, understand, and respond to queries. hmm.
there are about a million different directions this topic could bleed into, but right now, i simply don't have the time. i will continue this later.
--cid
0wn yourself
i knew better. i really did. i mean, i've _seen_ the first two, haven't i? i knew.
but i went anyway.
x-men 3:the last stand. sigh.... i can't claim to be the nerdiest of x-men nerds. after all, they're older than me. but i do have my fair share (and probably a few other shares) of useless marvel trivia stored up here and that story just didn't sit very well with me.
maybe i'm wrong. maybe there's some part of the story that i was never exposed to. maybe there are more important things i should be worrying about, but i'm offended. my childhood legends (and many others' before me) seem to have be exploited by hollywood.
i've gotta stop right now....
--cid
lemme know how you feel, ok?
shouts to one of my new favourite projects--the denver zine library.
this is one of the coolest projects i've seen in awhile. a simple idea, but a great one. at present, they've got over six and a half thousand zines from all over the place, on just about any topic you can think of.
the zines are all donated, and the library itself is run by volunteers, but from what i can tell, it's growing by leaps and bounds. so, shouts guys--keep up the good work.
and if you have a zine you want to get out there, give 'em a copy. let ppl hear your voice.
if you live in the area, you might think about volunteering, and if you don't, maybe you could start your own local library of independent media.
it's a good thing.
later.
--cid
0wn yourself
