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I would think it's humor in the form of speculative fiction. The humor would be pointing at the fact that you can install Linux on mostly anything. Never forget that you can install it on a Commodore 64. I think that's why the author made it. Maybe some sort of ironic pat on the back for the Linux OS because it is so flexible and portable?
I'm glad you can install Linux on a dead Badger. Please submit it to reddit or digg next time. Thank you.
I'm glad you can install Linux on a dead Badger. Please submit it to reddit or digg next time. Thank you.
Wow. Excuse me for sharing something I found enjoyable. This type of "article" shows you a creative approach on something, in this case it's creative speculative fiction. It may or may not increase your creativity, but it can be considered "food for thought." It's not exactly a video from the College Humor website. But I assume HN is strictly for objective, impartial and purely informative links?
It does have some food for thought. Sorry for the over-reaction on my part.
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Wow. Excuse me for sharing something I found enjoyable. This type of "article" shows you a creative approach on something, in this case it's creative speculative fiction. It may or may not increase your creativity, but it can be considered "food for thought." It's not exactly a video from the College Humor website. But I assume HN is strictly for objective, impartial and purely informative links?
I was a bit harsh there, sorry. It does have some food for thought. Sorry for the over-reaction on my part.
This article is nice because it comes up with concepts like soul-flesh-computer interface cards and software (and their brand names!) and makes the reader think that there's a whole world of zombie-modding out there.
It may not be an article on quantum computing, but it's not dumb, either.