i reject your reality and substitute my own
“Shiira is a web browser based on Web Kit and written in Cocoa. The goal of the Shiira Project is to create a browser that is better and more useful than Safari. All source code used in this software is publicly available.”
“Will Cisco take a hard look at troubled but well-known TiVo, the maker of digital video recorders? What about Nintendo, maker of video game consoles? Or what about Sling Media, a start-up with technology that lets people watch cable television on their laptops or mobile devices with a broadband connection?”
Some of these are fantastic. Steve Of The Dead!
Awesome.
“What makes this turn of events so unbearable, at least for me, is the fact that after all of this, Lana still doesn’t know Clark’s secret, and they’ve once again broken up because of this. Yes, all Superman fans know that he doesn’t end up with Lana, instead he is married to Lois Lane, but what about in the mean time? In the comics, Lana was Clark’s hometown sweetheart. I’m sorry, but a couple months of on-again-off-again relationships does not a romance make.”
The bombshell was Amir’s explanation of the reason that his employer charges fees to license its DRM. According to Amir, the fee is not intended to recoup the expenses Microsoft incurred in developing their DRM, or to turn a profit. The intention is to reduce the number of licensors to a manageable level, to lock out “hobbyists” and other entities that Microsoft doesn’t want to have to trouble itself with.
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I so do this.
I’m often in my own little world. Usually no one can tell. One of the ways I give myself away is that I respond to what I assume people should be saying instead of what they actually say.
The FedEx guy just delivered a package. When I answered the door I expected him to say something along the lines of “How are you?” So our exchange went like this.
FedEx Guy: “Here.”
Me: “Good, and you?”