Sunday, February 28, 2016
Backdoor Scam
Why is it that every time the government tries to convince me that they need to be able to bypass the security on smart phones to protect me from terrorists and pedophiles, I feel like they're trying to sell me an extended warranty for a $59 blu-ray player.
Labels:
deep,
government,
humor,
smartphone,
technology
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Deadpool
- Funniest superhero movie yet
- Fanboy friendly
- Not for kids
- Finally, Colossus that looks like Colossus
Monday, January 25, 2016
Current Boxholder
When I am Earth Overlord, postal mail addressed to current resident or boxholder will be forbidden. Catalogs and other junk mail will be opt-in. Violators of these edicts will be thrown into a 6' by 8' jail cell.
The same cell.
For all violators.
My guards will just keep pushing until all of them fit.
The same cell.
For all violators.
My guards will just keep pushing until all of them fit.
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Saturday, January 2, 2016
CLIPS Year in Review: 2015
Since my consulting gig with IBM ended in 2014, this was the first year in a long while I was able to devote most of my time to CLIPS development.
The major accomplishment this year was the release of version 6.3, which included significant performance improvements for some types of problems. The microEMACS editor, X Window interface, and help functions were put out to pasture with this release.
The first beta releases of CLIPS iOS, CLIPS .NET, and CLIPS CGI also occurred in 2015. CLIPS JNI also had two updates.
Finally, work on CLIPS 6.4 (code name Cypher) started in 2015. This release will include IDEs for .NET, MacOS, and Java Swing with unicode support and similar functionality; completed versions of CLIPS JNI, CLIPS .NET, CLIPS iOS, and CLIPS CGI; Adventures in CLIPS Programming (a replacement for the CLIPS User's Guide); and major usability enhancements for deftemplates/facts.
The major accomplishment this year was the release of version 6.3, which included significant performance improvements for some types of problems. The microEMACS editor, X Window interface, and help functions were put out to pasture with this release.
The first beta releases of CLIPS iOS, CLIPS .NET, and CLIPS CGI also occurred in 2015. CLIPS JNI also had two updates.
Finally, work on CLIPS 6.4 (code name Cypher) started in 2015. This release will include IDEs for .NET, MacOS, and Java Swing with unicode support and similar functionality; completed versions of CLIPS JNI, CLIPS .NET, CLIPS iOS, and CLIPS CGI; Adventures in CLIPS Programming (a replacement for the CLIPS User's Guide); and major usability enhancements for deftemplates/facts.
Friday, January 1, 2016
Darth Vader Endorsement
If Darth Vader were to allow his name to be used for promotional purposes, I'm pretty sure whoever approved this product would get force choked.
Sunday, December 20, 2015
Old Proverb Update
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Unfortunately, there's some who'd rather starve than learn.
Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Unfortunately, there's some who'd rather starve than learn.
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