I read this book once called "The Baghdad Blogger"... I thought it was gonna be some Jack the Ripper thing... turned out to be some guy who liked Portishead. The sort of guy you'd go for a pint with, but would prefer not to read a bloody book about. -- Zippy
The American Computer Company produced a web page
announcing its new Transfer Capacitor Storage Device that
can store 90GB on a device the size of a poker chip. Unlike
previous announcements that ACC has made, this one is
ALMOST FREE of references to the Roswell saucer crash and
alien technologies.
"We have no idea where the drawings from which we derived our TCAP came
from. They were extremely complex but not that detailed, we had to fill in the
gaps. Obviously, very deep studies were performed, and IBM and Western
Electric (Bell Labs) were involved in the 1947-1955 analysis of this
technology, but from WHERE did it come? Neither IBM nor Bell could figure out
what it did back then, but we have the advantages of a very brilliant
scientist, and 50 years later science. Yet, compared to what the Army allegedly
discovered 50 years ago, our rendering is probably rather primitive, but over
time, as we develop more facilities, we should be able to migrate the Transcap
into mainstream, replacing the Transistor. Average Humanity must be, on the
intelligence scale, the equivalent of a "low grade moron" compared with
wherever this device's design came from. In a report read to me yesterday, we
have been told that IBM is extremely 'jumpy' about all this, and local
confidential inquiries in the Westchester County, New York area around IBM's
"New Orchard Road, Armonk" headquarters seems to indicate that while most
IBM'ers agree with what we are doing 100%, IBM Corporate Relations continues to
try to find ways to upset our applecart, pardon my pun."
