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  1. Re:um... by ezzzD55J · · Score: 1 · on Apple Is Accused of Violating Software Patent
    I have little doubt it exists many places, however I know it from Babylon 5.

    FWIW, the last time I recall seeing it is the first non-pilot Alias episode: http://www.alias-tv.com/episodes1.html, called "So It Begins".. I'm curious what the root of it is.. it sounds biblical or something :)

  2. Re:It's all about choice! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1 · on A Peek at Personalized Google

    Were any Alias fans (or just Jennifer Garner fans) out there reminded of Rambaldi? [alias-tv.com]

  3. Rambaldi by BBrown · · Score: 4, Funny · on Stanford Accelerator Uncovers Archimedes' Text

    Were any Alias fans (or just Jennifer Garner fans) out there reminded of Rambaldi?

  4. Ah ha, Sydney's memories by gregfortune · · Score: 1 · on Paycheck-Style Memory Erasure: How Close Are We?

    Now it makes sense. This is clearly what happened to Sydney :)

  5. Re:nuclear power is cleaner.... by BigBir3d · · Score: 1 · on Toshiba Pushes Safe, Small Nuclear Reactor Design

    You don't watch Alias, do you?

  6. Actually, pay attention to the show... by Jerf · · Score: 5, Informative · on Matt Groening on Internet and Cartoons

    Actually, if you pay attention to the show, the websites they mention frequently really exist.

    The one that leaps to mind is WhatBadgersEat.com used in the episode where the town is split in half and Homer is the mayor of the sucky half.

    The TV show Alias set up a Followers of Rambaldi fake site, which I've seen but may not be working now. (Much info is on this fan site.) Also in alias they once mentioned an IP address directly, and while I couldn't determine what that computer was (legally ;-) ) because it wasn't running any obvious services, it did exist, which makes me wonder if it was deliberate or if the show's author's didn't consider that a randomly selected IP address stands a pretty good chance of existing now-a-days.

    And I once located the source information for a quick display on the Egyptian god Seth used on Daniel Jackson's screen in Stargate: SG-1. It was actually from a wierd site that I assume is info for a role-playing game, though it gave no hint that the site didn't really believe it and it's sometimes hard to tell... I often wonder if the web site was told what use their text was put to.

  7. Strage Conicidence by billstr78 · · Score: 1 · on Cray's New Solid State Storage

    Does anyone else wonder if this press release was strangly timed to coordinate nicley with last night's episode of Alias, where they were trying to swipe a cryogenically frozen solid state storage device that was kept 100 feet underground in a terrorist bunker?