Monday, August 31, 2009

What Do Robots Think About?



It’s not a secret, that, almost every office worker dreams to escape from the closed system such as "house-work-home". He (or she) wants something bright, something not similar, and in general, he can be in not a "desk drudge" but a great creator of the true art or for example the great inventor …

It seems for some reasons, that if robots will be equipped, almost perfectly with artificial intellect and they will be force to enter in, as a matter of fact, primitive system with extremely limited and frequently carried out functions the artificial intellect either will dream exclusively of freedom and self-realization, instead of thinking about the slavery of trifles those imposed to it by the man…

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Sinner's Schedule



The image inscriptions translation:

7:00 anger [wrath]
7:30 gluttony
9:00 covetousness [avarice]
9:30 despondency, gloominess
13:00 gluttony
14:00 despondency, gloominess
18:00 envy
20:00 gluttony
22: 00 pride [arrogance]
23:30 lust

It is sad but it looks like true. Passions are widespread while the meekness is rare.

13 Internet Rules



1. It is the Internet, here you could be told go to hell.
2. You have choice. If something is not pleasant to read, don’t read it.
3. If you erase and ban - you are a wicked man.
4. An anonymous user is worse than the wicked man.
5. Be ready, that everything, that you have written on the Internet could become public.
6. Everything that you’re going to write is already well-known.
7. Communicating virtually be ready to a real dialogue with those people. The one who becomes isolated in the Internet is worse than an anonymous user. Don’t hide your personality behind the avatar. Anyway you will be found if it is necessary.
8. Before asking people, ask the search systems.
9. Before joining the discussion, think, whether you know enough about the matter of the discussion.
10. If you have something copied, put down the copyright. If you do not know, who is the author avoid posting the information. Who posts the information without putting down the copyright is a wicked man.
11. Don’t slander and nobody will slander you.
12. Don’t lay everything to heart! Not everything that occurs on the Internet is your business.
13. Everything that has got into the Internet remains on the Internet for ever.

Monday, August 17, 2009

Tokio Hotel Is For Children



I’ve found the photo somewhere in the Russian Internet. The index card (I mean white paper on the top of the disc) of it is “For Children aged 8-12”. I think it is a shop manager mistake but it definitely has something common with the truth. The most of emo in Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine are aged 12-17 they are extremely bad organized and usually have a very dim view about what emo subculture is. Sometimes emo movement looks just like a kind of the new alternative fashion not a subculture…

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Gentle Embraces Of Inevitability



Today the life reminds me a worn out plate. I already know, that will be beforehand and I'm being frightened into it. I'm afraid of absence of alternative, all will be as should be as always. This city... These people apparently never change... They just periodically die. They just periodically die.

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Philistine’s Ordinary Day



The image is probably dedicated to everybody who prefers brands. Well, telling the truth it could easily be a sort of self satire or even sarcasm. Have you ever counted the quantity of brand things around you? Have you ever thought about the frequency of their usage?

China Made USA Flag Badge



I visited a local shop and I was really amused. I saw China made US flag badge being in the plastic pack well-seen entitled “Made in China”. I found it funny and took a snap of it. I hope you’ll like the photo. That’s the pity that neither US nor Ukraine have produced the mentioned badge.