He's the dude who coined the term Cyberspace....
I wonder what I'll ask him?
I wonder what I'll ask him?
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Ask him to give me a call. He and I are supposed to meet up to discuss the making of the Neuromancer Movie.
"I'm selflessly supporting the common good, but only coincidentally looking out for No.1."
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That movie would be lame.Originally posted by Voodoo
Ask him to give me a call. He and I are supposed to meet up to discuss the making of the Neuromancer Movie.
I'd line up for a movie based on http://www.cryptonomicon.com/main.html
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Dude.
Gibson is THE MAN. Stephenson rocks, but you gotta give props to papa cyberpunk.
Why are you meeting with him?HAL on TEDx:
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Cryptonomicon rocked! I would love to see that made into a flick. Hopefully someone good will read it and want to make it.Old SchoolComment
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Cryptonomicon was good, but Snow Crash is by far the better book.
The main character was named Hiro Protagonist... either lazy or witty... though I lean twords the witty side.AIM: SirRealPete13
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I didn't think much of Snow Crash, myself. I liked some of the imagery and one or two of the characters, but for such a technology-heavy book his view of future tech seemed pretty lame. The whole Snow Crash concept was pretty wonky. I was disappointed.Originally posted by PeteTheRed
Cryptonomicon was good, but Snow Crash is by far the better book.
The main character was named Hiro Protagonist... either lazy or witty... though I lean twords the witty side.
Gibson on the other hand kicks ass. His Cyberpunk landscapes are pretty cool stuff. A ilttle weird, somtimes, but never stale.
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