"Star Wars – what's bigger?" says Niklas Fegraeus, design director at developer Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment (Dice), speaking to us on the eve of the Beta's launch.
Nearly everyone's digital persona is sliced, diced, and redefined on the basis of Internet data and clandestine sorting systems, and we have little sense of how marketers, law enforcement officials, or other decision makers are using the data endlessly gathered and repackaged online.
Experience that is now being piped straight into Dice's shiny digital environs.
It was the beginning of that slice and dice dehumanization of digital cruising, where you could hit pound and move on to the next person.
One slice of it--purveyors of handy-dandy cellphones and personal digital assistants--really roll the dice.
Systems that used analog electronics or small-scale integrated circuits (ICs) in the past are now more likely to use larger digital ICs, such as electronic toothbrushes, electronic dice, etc.
Digital forensic analysts must be able to slice and dice network traffic using a variety of tools to extract the maximum information out of this valuable source of network-related digital evidence.
So there are also music and news focused Scopes, to dice up and serve related tidbits of digital content.
Richter's dice-rolling here is identical with the digital creation of images of turbulent seas in the 2000 film The Perfect Storm.
