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Wrong. The universe consists out of a shitload of chemical elements, if anything. We are using just a few of them to provide for our needs. As soon as one of those chemical elements starts to run out (and prices for it jump) there is an incentive to innovate and 'discover' the use of other chemical elements. Environmentalism is a cancer to humanity. 4 words. Don't give a shit. I was speaking sarcastically. I don't care about this planet. Restecpa.

Wrong. The universe consists out of a shitload of chemical elements, if anything. We are using just a few of them to provide for our needs. As soon as one of those chemical elements starts to run out (and prices for it jump) there is an incentive to innovate and 'discover' the use of other chemical elements. Environmentalism is a cancer to humanity.

I love TPB. Visionary people. Did anyone read about their opinion on 3D printers and the future? In 20 years we'll (illegally) download our own design for Nike shoes and have them 'printed' at home. 'Nuff said.

I'm mighty impressed! Thanks @karololszak and @DOZ3R

Haha. Sorry 'bout the confusion. Let's say you have a BIG text. In that text you have some quotes from other people: ".....". Let's say you would want to make a list of those quotes. Going through the text by yourself and making that list could easily take an hour. What about a service that recognizes those quotes and lists them for you?. So you would instruct the system to recognize quotes by looking for these things: "......", extract them, and make a list of them. Si?

Lol. I am running Windows on a water-damaged Macbook Pro with sticky keys and a battery that won't work without a power plug. BEAT THAT.

Hey, thanks for the replies! No, I'm not looking to convert an image to text. I am exploring possibilities for a service that will let you upload a text doc, the service then scans it for something specific, and give you the results of that scan. Personally I think it should be technologically feasible, though I've never seen it and am no IT expert whatsoever. Cheers

As other (more relevant) forums are being annoying with restricting posts for new users etc. I thought hell, why not try it here. I was wondering about the following: Does anyone know whether perhaps computer technology exists that can analyze a piece of text for specific, given elements? E.g. I would instruct the software to look for "colors" in a text, making sure to provide a coded definition of a "color" - simplest being a list of colors. If yes, is this technology widespread? Could it be offered as a service online? Thank for the input guys.

There are players (a few), I just played a game. I know it's not the right place to post this but: the game crashes when you change the anti-aliasing settings.

@NTA: Get a job. Seriously, even though it had legal repercussions, AlterIWnet is a genuine proof of uncommon talent which will quickly convince many ICT/Software/whatever companies out there. Hell, in the Netherlands (where many users appear to come from) they would probably know who and what you are right away. Doesn't have to be fulltime. Get an income. Incidentally braniacs of your apparent type are generally also good with the stock market.