Skill_Caster

I'm not referring to the negging, but moreso the determinism concept brought up in the second to last panel

Wanted thoughts on this comic...

If I was better at math, I would apply the Heisenberg uncertainty principle in that equation. "Heisenberg was speeding down a country road when a cop pulled him over. When the cop asked him "Do you know how fast you were going?", Heisenberg replied, "No, but I know where I am!""

*chime*'s in. The friendzone - I used to be the long-running mayor a few years ago. This article is what helped, I suggest you give a read Rob: http://www.cad-forums.com/showthread.php?t=52290

I'm sorry, I freakin' love that song

Steve's Biography. He's an interesting man, and he changed a lot of the world. He had a unique vision.

This happened to a family member's computer - is the router anywhere near the speakers? They are big-time culprits for mysterious clicking noises.

Man, guys. So confused. I don't really have a story at the moment, just felt like posting in here. Maybe I can offer some help. I just feel pretty confused with my life at the moment. Anyone got problems to distract them from mine?

This seems so odd this simple question's gone unanswered for so long, but hopefully I can help. If you're talking about what I'm thinking about (one audio source to multiple speakers) - the answer is fortunately very easy. Have you ever seen someone sharing an iPod but both users had headphones thanks to a headphone splitter? It's that simple! They come in a multitude of designs, styles (some even look like robots/animals) http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8V234-WHT-APL-Headphone-Splitter/dp/B0000UV2AW. If you need to output to more than 2 speakers, then you can just buy more splitters and hook them together (like a tree - that's what my band does during recording sessions). The Belkin one I linked you is partially priced due to the fact it's a Belkin. If you search around a bit more on Amazon or especially eBay, you can find them super cheap. Now, still assuming you're outputting via 3.5 (the green/headphone jack type plug), a splitter isn't going to give you what you need, in terms of both distance and matching female/male ends. That's where extension cables come in - again, in all ranges of prices and lengths - such as this one: http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-AUD-1100-06-6-Feet-Stereo/dp/B000SE6IV8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1313621365&sr=1-1. Hope I helped, let me know if this isn't what you've been looking for.

"Oh yeah, this is great, this background music makes it fantastic... coming to a close, what a great vide-4:10 Oh."

Hey guys, can I get white listed? Name is the same as here - "Skill_Caster"

If you were the perfect version of yourself, what skills/talents would you possess? The perfect bodybuilder body? The ability to speak French? Perfect academics? Maximum charm for the ladies? Well?

If that's what you define it - the topic is you pick what it does, I'm not sure you understand

You're understanding the thread perfectly, but why just limit its use to clicking back/forward (if I understand correctly)?

An interesting question. If you had an artificial intelligence program, what would you make it to? I'm going to limit the resources here - nothing quite complex. You've got a computer with internet access running this thing. Let me clarify...there are NO ARM/LIMB PERIPHERALS connected here. You can't command it to strangle everyone and take over the world, let alone make a sandwich, regardless of the small number of toppings. This thing can talk and access the internet. That should be enough. Imagine you have an artificial intelligent assistant (with proficient text to speech, speech to text engines) that you can delegate tasks to make your life more productive/enjoyable. For example: You're playing Call of Duty slumped in your underwear on the couch on the stairclimber with a graduate level physics book in your hand attempting to solve world poverty. However, your friend calls you up about your movie date later, and needs to know the showtimes. Options: a.) Sacrifice losing the multiplayer match your innovative train of thought, go to your computer, load up Google, and get the showtimes. Oh no, you've lost it - you'll never get to the next prestige another day the world will go hungry. b.) Casually inquire (out loud) "[AI name], can you please retrieve the showtimes for Iron Man 2 this evening?". You hear a voice speak "Certainly, sir (madam)". "Showtimes this evening for [awkward voice] Iran Man 2 are at 6:35, 7:50, 8:22, and 10:00." "Thanks! Also, look up XxXxXx1337xxXXxxX's play history record this note..." So, what would you do?