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int main() { printf("I love you.\n"); return 0; } This is a program that writes "I love you." on the screen. Do you think that the program will really love you? ;) If you consider that it is too simple, I can write a program that will play a sound file that articulates "I love you." :p Given enough...

That trash will never have a sequel and neither deserve it. You think it is trash. I'm fine with that. However I am beginning to be annoyed you go on again and again to say that it IS trash. Say whatever you want about what you think, just stop presenting what is your opinion as the truth. Thanks f...

well I just figured out scientist have the technology for robots to have human emotions, I was watching a show about star wars technology, some of the things in star wars we would be able to do in a couple of years isn't thats amazing Do they have real emotions? Or just simulations that react to wh...

70 bucks, and in my opinion it will still not work

In the current situation, it is impossible to build a robot such as Atom. Might be soon, but not yet.

Robots laws are impossible to enforce or the free will of robots would be non-existant. They are interesting in the Asimov novels, but don't really work in the real world.

Windows 7 can't handle 1 Tb drives? I don't believe it. Especially since your drive apparently worked without issues for 6 months, and your D drive appears to work if I understood correctly. My guess is the (SATA?) bus controler is dying. Several possibilites: open the box, unplug C drive and plug i...

You used a link to the page, not the image itself. Here is the correct link:

"StargazerLili" wrote:aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa it is green!

Couldn't help wondering how we can see it is green in black and white

It is subtitled on Viki.

"Toshio" wrote:I thought about making her live in my story. Also, tuberculosis is a pretty old sickness which now have a cure, so in the future it could not even exists.

Nope. It used to have several cures, but the disease grew resistant to them, making them less efficient.