Oh Baby, That's What I Like!
Now I can get a computer case that makes my computer run quiet as a tomb—and makes it look like a Krell or ML33!
Now I can get a computer case that makes my computer run quiet as a tomb—and makes it look like a Krell or ML33!
I'm linking to these because they are extremely cool and because John Atkinson is halfway through Neal Stephenson's <I>The Baroque Trilogy</I>.
Introducing random behavior stabilizes systems. In other words, the only way to establish an orderly system is to introduce something unpredictable. My role at <I>Stereophile</I> has now been justified empirically.
A not completely tongue-in-cheek explanation of the late lunch.
<b>in stinct</b> <i>n.</i> 1. An inner pattern of behavior that is not learned and results in complex animal responses such as building of nests and nursing of young. 2. A powerful motivation or impulse. 3. A natural capability or aptitude.
Or is it vice-versa?
Gee, what are the chances?
LPs had backmasking, CDs have embedded images.
Oh man, I just live for geekery on this level!
Seven patients have received bladders grown from their own cells—that means no rejection, as in normal procedures. Forget organ-legging, organ farming is the future.