Florida Man Killed By Computerized Vehicle While Inspecting Tracks

Gryzor

Gryzor

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Skynet is conscious...

Ref.

"Police say a Metromover car rolled over and killed a station supervisor as he inspected the tracks.

The accident happened Saturday. The computerized vehicle, which is not driven by a conductor, was stopped, but moved forward for an unknown reason.

Police found the body about 100 feet from the platform; the identity of the supervisor wasn't released...."
 
Starlet_Sam

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Pull the plug now!

I never understood why noone just turned the computer off when it became self aware. The most difficult solutionwould be cutting the wires.
 
Gryzor

Gryzor

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Starlet_Sam said:
Pull the plug now!
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Thats probably what the supervisor was trying to do...

gv1.3 said:
my computer likes me.. I let it watch porn all the time...
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this kind of porn :confused:

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gv1.3

gv1.3

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Starlet_Sam said:
Not even one of those that did a whole 120mb?!
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remember the good old iomega zip disks... plugged in to a parallel port with a disgraceful transfer rate... man you would be better off trying to remember stuff in your brain than using that type of storage.
 
Texx

Texx

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gv1.3 said:
remember the good old iomega zip disks... plugged in to a parallel port with a disgraceful transfer rate... man you would be better off trying to remember stuff in your brain than using that type of storage.
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I remember the days of data transfer through a parallel cable, that was even before Iomega Zip drives appeared. Connecting 2 PC's together using a parallel cable was truly shocking by today's standards. Similar to installing Windows from about 50 floppy discs only to get to disc 45 and encounter a fatal disc read error.
 
Aga

Aga

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ah you guys are youngsters! i remember my amstrad 6128...i also had the extra casette player. those were the days... put the game to load, go make a cup of coffee...drink it...and you re ready!
 
stuart

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Aga said:
ah you guys are youngsters! i remember my amstrad 6128...i also had the extra casette player. those were the days... put the game to load, go make a cup of coffee...drink it...and you re ready!
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Lmao, I vaguely remember having a tape player, where you could drive postman pat round! Then I moved onto Commodore 64 then Amiga 600! LEAN BACK.
 
Gryzor

Gryzor

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Aga said:
ah you guys are youngsters! i remember my amstrad 6128...i also had the extra casette player. those were the days... put the game to load, go make a cup of coffee...drink it...and you re ready!
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Was in the same boat myself with a glorious green screen, some of the tapes were tricky to load but that was all sorted with a multi-face II :)
 
Texx

Texx

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At the age of 6 I was blessed with a Spectrum 128k+, complete with an external tape player and a black and white portable TV. Would take about 15 minutes to load a game and then I'd leave the thing on for days so I didn't have to wait again for the game to load. Beeeep.. Beep.. Beeeeep kschhhhh! :haha:
 
Aga

Aga

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stuart said:
Lmao, I vaguely remember having a tape player, where you could drive postman pat round! Then I moved onto Commodore 64 then Amiga 600! LEAN BACK.
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AMIGAS RULE! i have a 1200! my mate who also has a love for amigas, is buying old amigas off the ebay, to complete his collection.. 500, 600, 1200, 2000, 3000, 4000...
 
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