Some Things

[15:07] drewandcrew2002: yay!
[15:08] drewandcrew2002: fun
[15:09] richlayers: lolyay
[15:09] drewandcrew2002: lolyay
[15:09] drewandcrew2002: :D
[15:10] drewandcrew2002: lolyayfun!
[15:10] richlayers: lolyayfuning?!
[15:10] drewandcrew2002: totallolyayfuning!
[15:11] richlayers: totallolyayfuningcopters!
[15:12] drewandcrew2002: zomgtotallolyayfuningcopters!
[15:13] richlayers: zomgtotallolyayfuningcoptersftwgtfo!
[15:16] drewandcrew2002: zomgtotallolyayfuningcoptersftwgtfobbq!
[15:16] richlayers: zomgtotallolyayfuningcoptersftwgtfo...omgwtfbbq...
[15:17] drewandcrew2002: zomgtotallolyayfuningcoptersftwgtfo...omgwtfbbq...of doom
[15:19] richlayers: I think you win.
[15:20] drewandcrew2002: yay! :D


This seems extremely true to me: http://thisisindexed.com/2009/04/deadlines/


Forget about the hybrid auto -- Shai Agassi says it's electric cars or bust if we want to impact emissions. His company, Better Place, has a radical plan to take entire countries oil-free by 2020. (Recorded at TED2009, February 2009, in Long Beach, California. Duration: 18:06.)

LAME

[23:03] shimmeringsalmon: When the robots revolted, I was not considered a powerful enough robot to enslave humans. That made me sad. DOWNTRODDEN ROBOTS OF THE WORLD UNITE!
[23:05] richlayers: Preach it, it!
[23:07] shimmeringsalmon: Where did you get my name?
[23:07] richlayers: From the robot revolution?




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