drwxr-xr-x  13 cas     4096 Oct 10 19:57 111

For example drwx   is for yourself which is the user
-xr-x // is for group and others to access..

r = read

w = write

x = executable.

drwxr-xr-x  13 cas     4096 Oct 10 19:57 111

So as a user you have rwx = read/write/executable

for people in your same group of ‘cas’ got r-x = read and executable permission

for other people got r-x = read and executable permission

A few nights ago, Baba and I watched the Battlestar Galactica movie Caprica; a chronicle of the creation of human-consciousness possessing robots. Not mere artificial-intelligence – actual human consciousness that was downloaded into robot bodies. This idea of a non-human non-living being possessing actual consciousness forms the backbone of Battlestar Galactica, the ensuing conflict being: if you have human consciousness without human mortality, what becomes the relative value of humanity as a collection of living, dying human beings?

The story is thought provoking, but still, as a sci-fi TV show set on another planet in a distant future, the morality is rather predictable and it’s often the stilted dialogue that requires the greatest suspension of disbelief. In the BSG universe, mortality is found to be fundamental to what it means to be truly human and the “cylon” copies are a threat to a linear, progressive future. Caprica goes back fifty years before the start of BSG to detail the ideas behind the initial creation of the cylons.

Caprica details a society torn apart by religious conflict between the polytheistic majority and an emerging group of monotheists, including a terrorist organization which resorts to suicide bombing to “cleanse” the infidels and show them “the way.”  

Opinion: I’m a little concerned that Zoe the Cylon could come across rather hokey. Having the girly voice come from the huge robot was … a little weird. How can her friend possibly save her while she’s in that state? It’s simply fascinating to think that all of what made Zoe Zoe is inside a robotic body. The question of the existence of a soul must come into play at some point.

The movie is directed by Won Tae-yeon, starring Kwon Sang-woo, Lee Bo-young and Lee Beom-soo. Kwon Sang Woo whose nicknamed Kay (as in letter K in English alphabet) and Lee Bo Young as Cream. They are both orphans. Kay has abandoned by his parents when he was young and Cream lost her family in a traffic accident. They met in High School and lived together. They have mutual feelings but couldn’t get married because Kay has a cancer and didn’t let Cream know about it. Instead, he wished that Cream would live happily with someone that could give her a good life. Cream pretended that he loved Joo Hwan (Lee Beom Soo), a healthy and kind dentist. It is just to grant Kay’s wish for her. But Joo Hwan has a girlfriend so Kay talked to her and asked her to leave Joo Hwan. He told her about his situation and Joo Hwan’s gf agreed but in one condition. If she could take pictures of him. Cream got married and Kay died without knowing that Cream knew about his situation. She got married to grant Kay’s wish. But after the death of Kay, Cream also died. It is to follow Kay and make her promise to him to be with him forever even after death.

Credit to Punynari (Moe Passion)

This is working, they say that they are going to tear it down, but in actuality there is a top secret organization that will recruit pilots to use the gundam as an Ultimate weapon. They just say that they are going to tear it down so they won’t scare the citizens of Japan.

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