SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論Ancient stuff like The Beatles music will eventually fade away. Simplistic tunes and harmonies all around.Must be a generational thing.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論I think it was, and could have been a part of the game.For instance, add one more vector-graphic guru to the team and they could kludge or slice new features in.Kudos to open software devs! Lots of work.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論A few of my friends have had similar experiences at the circus.We all went when we were very young, so it's a whirlwind experience for kids.Then as we got older -- like 8 or older -- it was better to go to the Zoo to see the animals.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論AFAIK, it's not a story, it's not lore, it's a song with funny lyrics.Personally I prefer music without lyrics, since they rarely make sense or matter... the singing is just another instrument to me.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論Sometimes they sing the words differently. I've noticed other bands doing this.I.E. "refresherator" instead of "refrigerator" on "I Want My MTV" by Dire Straits.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論I initially relied on books, then around 2000 joined the small communities online that were popping up. IRC had lots of programmer areas for chatting.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論Amazon started with books, if I remember correctly.Then they expanded which many businesses do.Musk is a bit different.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論It could be rational: usually due to preconceived ideas of class, or perhaps product quality.
SpoilerAlert·9 年前·議論Not that we need to any time soon, but really, this would just be the most fantastic thing imaginable.Imagine -- a push to colonize space -- like a cowboy/cowgirl.First the required ships and moonbases. Then out to other planets, requirements ever pushing technology advances forward.In a struggle to survive, especially in challenging environments like space, we seem to do our best.And all the tech of course benefits us all. Things that are so unique and life-changing we can't really foresee it.
Must be a generational thing.