I think he was saying "MVP! MV fucking P!"
I think he was saying "MVP! MV fucking P!"
Great interview.
@Dezerus Richardson: No way! Simpler, maybe, but splicing tape was a pain in the ass. I only ever did it for "fun," but believe me, these days you can download freeware that'll run on a thrift store computer that does more than they could even imagine in 1973— including chopping and splicing sound files about a…
@sid9221: Terrible.
@chefgon: I started wearing a watch again recently after 6 or 7 years of relying on a cell phone (I'm 31), and I can't believe how much easier and more convenient it is. It just seems to be a matter of functional, focused design; there's really nothing better at doing what a watch does.
@Tony Kaye: Comparing this to the greatest video in music history isn't exactly fair.
@EvilDroidClone: Ha, I was just thinking, "reminds me of an Aphex Twin video."
I loved everything about that.
@amg0D: Well sure, clever hackers will always find a way; that's why I didn't say the various internet troubles would go away completely along with anonymity.
@amg0D: I'm looking a little further into the future than the Googlezon proposal, but I do think, whether the FCC adopts their proposals this time or not, it's the first step to the kind of internet I'm talking about.
@tetracycloide: They can with enough corporate will and investment I think, it just wouldn't be a public network.
I think a tiered internet is inevitable, and not only won't the top tier be free, it won't be anonymous.
I want my lala back, Steve!
@NewSc2: That's the arrangement that works best on a computer, certainly.
I suspect that many people don't realize how easy it is to make popcorn on the stove in a pot.
@Squalor: Yeah, at my school the dorms were the desired housing. We even had a seniority-based lottery system for the limited number of rooms. The loans I had to take out were worth it, and I would absolutely do it all over again.
I liked going to college. I liked going.
@Qwertyfreak: It's the new wave.
@bookling: Same here! Freaks me out.
What's in the box, dammit?!