High Tech Quotes

“Ms Rowanberg’s with you? Good, so you got her out? How is she? ” He didn’t realise that his flurry of eager questions were a definite tell, but the Lieutenant pretended not to notice.
“Annoyed, sir.” The Lieutenant chuckled. “She was looking forward to taking out her anger on her captors, but I’m afraid we denied her that privilege. The five we got are not answering any calls now.”
“Good,” James spat, and under his breath he added, “F*cking bastards.” He thought no one heard him, and he didn’t see the Lieutenant struggling not to grin.
So he’s one of us after all, mused the Lieutenant.”
― Patrick G Cox, First into the Fray

“The first million words are the hardest.”
― Francis Hamit, Virtual Reality and the Exploration of Cyberspace/Book and Disk

“We’re next, Vladimir. Do you want to go first, or shall I? Something’s really got them stirred up today.” The co-pilot and the engineer laughed and gave each other a nervous glance as if to say, Are you thinking what I’m thinking? Something about Pilot Polanski was different, but neither of them could quite identify it.”
― Patrick G Cox, First into the Fray

“Oh but it is Mr Bernstein, it is the ultimate game. And, once you take this folder you will have precisely 14 days in which to decide whether or not you would like to play.”
― Adrian Dawson

“An operating system is the great facilitator; it is the great protector; it is the great illusionist.”
― Subrata Dasgupta, Computer Science: A Very Short Introduction

“The conference room on the Nucleus could have been mistaken for any high-tech super-duper fortune five-hundred boardroom, if it wasn't for the two distinct iron portholes welded into the shiny white wall.”
― Brett Arquette, Operation Hail Storm

“The machines of the mind are more difficult to recognize than machines of iron and steam.”
― Steve Toutonghi, Side Life

“I am not against AI substituting humans in jobs. Evolution has priority and humans always learn to compromise with it.”
― Maria Karvouni, Reality Is Just A Possible Fantasy

“I’m not against A.I. replacing jobs as long as there is human supervision that can ensure safety and accuracy. Evolution has priority and humans always learn to compromise with it.”
― Maria Karvouni