We are only doing with computers what we wished we were doing before we had them, like making gigantic armies and so on.
Liberal academics love to tell us that we are merely one European country among many, and our politicians often seem to have a pathological aversion to any thought of British uniqueness... Mr Cameron's predecessors managed to keep out Napoleon and Hitler, both of whom had gigantic armies and an entire continent behind them.
The latest statue to join their ever-growing army: the gigantic, Android-shaped Ice Cream Sandwich.
For instance, Examiner.com, owned by the billionaire Philip Anschutz, has a gigantic audience and a nationwide army of 36,000 localized contributors, or "examiners," who produce articles on subjects like community news, lifestyle issues and pets, and are paid about 1 cent per page view.
The European Theater of Operations, U.S. Army, was to direct the gigantic effort of supplying an entire invasion army as it crossed the English Channel and advanced into the Continent.
A lot of that money, by the way, went to gigantic banker bonuses, and bankrolled an army of lobbyists who have tirelessly worked to ensure that loose regulation, grotesque leverage ratios, and anemic oversight remains the order of the day.
For example, in November and December of 1942 the celebrated Soviet Field Marshal G. K. Zhukov orchestrated a gigantic offensive ("Operation Mars") involving seven Soviet armies with 83 divisions, 817,000 men and 2,352 tanks.
Planetside 2 is a gigantic massively multiplayer sci-fi FPS pitching huge armies against each other in vast open world encounters.
Her scenes in Meereen began with a spectacular visual - the kind that HBO occasionally treats us to — a gigantic icon of the old gods toppled by her unsullied army.
