Yes, indeed. The good ole days when all we had to worry about was
cooperation between two U.S. and Soviet computers intent on destroying
the world with nuclear weapons. Nowadays, there are over 1 billion
(that's with a 'b') personal computers in use around the world (not to
mention smart phones, tablets and embedded controllers), which are each
approx 1 billion (that's with a 'b') times more powerful than the
computers that inspired Mr. Forbin's pet project. When some insidious
computer virus hooks them all together under one user's control, then we
have something to worry about. Fortunately, most of those computers are
kept very busy sending/receiving email, buying/selling unnecessary stuff
and, of course, downloading porn.
On 11/18/2014 9:11 AM, 'jvragu47' via R/C Tank Combat wrote:
When referring to 1970 you must consider Mr Forbin's, Project Colossus.
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