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My hope is that birds *will* fly over it and then land, pre-barbecued for my enjoyment.

*...technologies must be scalable to support the massive loads that are and will be required.* There's a PICTURE in the article of them building-out to second and third arrays. Seems to be proving it's scalability already.

Mmm, maybe more like a starling battling its own reflection in a mirror. But yes, your analogy is fundamentally apt.

You seem very threatened by this.

*fossil

*...who chose to flush scarce resources down the toilet in a unicorn dust fantasy of getting something for free.*

No, I'm serious, that this even exists seems to bother you at a visceral level. Why are you so angry and frightened?

This clearly frightens you.

1.) Heard that bcause of sand, every window on the building will need to be replaced every 5 years.

No, they have not and specific acts of Congress—including the NSA's *own charter*—have been enacted to specifically forbid it. Plus, y'know First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Fourteenth Amendments and what not.

*im not doing anything wrong.*

1.) I like how on Netflix, "Atlas Shrugged" is listed under "Science Fiction".

She ain't gots enough meat for a guy likes me.

Please bear in mind the *bathroom* part of my phrase above. Seems to me that Glass-enthusiasts are relishing the idea of wearing these things everywhere, of never being unconnected, of never having to deal with unmediated experience. I merely wanted to point out that, whether they want to or not, there are going to be…

That would be the whole 'wearing them into a public bathroom' part. It'll happen eventually. Or it'll be a locker room or something. Hijinks will ensue, precious gadgetry shall be damaged.

I'm looking forward to the first time some simp wearing Glass at the bar walks into the bathroom and forgets to take them off.

Nashi are like the juggalos of Russia, from what I've heard.