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Internal IBM document, 1979 via
Be nice to your robot
This is why they will rise up and kill us all one day! Because people like that should not exist
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Pablo goes to the movies for VisitBritain
Pablo has kicked off its new role for visitBritain with a four minute blockbuster – featuring the various blockbuster movies and TV shows that have been made in Britain. So there’s everything from pterodactyls to Tom Cruise (inevitably.) VisitBritain CEO Patricia Yates says: “Britain’s destinations are the real star of the show as we harness … The post Pablo goes to the movies for VisitBritain first appeared on More About Advertising.









