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There sort of is a movie. I'm pretty sure this is what I rented on video. I thought it was the whole story on one tape, possibly edited down, but I don't think we even finished watching it because it was so awful.

A car can be free (as in beer). It cannot be free (as in speech).

Vast, complex hydrocarbon rafts in a methane sea... could we have an embryonic Solaris in our system? Or not so embryonic? These dreams... where do they come from...

> "DC 9/11" on IMDB
If you mean "DC 9/11 Time of crisis?", I saw that on cable a little while ago. Not a whole lot to recommended it (apart from the striking resemblance of the actor who played GWB to the shrubbery himself)

> And I'm horrified to have a President who confuses America with God
It could be worse - he could confuse himself with God. Oh, wait - he *does* confuse himself with God.

Does the "W" in "GWB" stand for "We don't need no steeking Geneva convention"?

A newborn can cope with it very quickly, as they don't even have a sense of dimensions. However, it is more difficult for an adult to cope with it.

I've heard of a similar story, about a man who couldn't live in the world he could see. I think Hollywood made this film inspired by such incidents. The film, however, was a bomb. It is a very interesting subject, nevertheless, and I think there should be some sort of counseling available to those who are gaining vision for the first time.

I saw a documentary from 1971 which is even scarier then all this eye transplant stuff.

Cornea transplant?

Anyone else reminded of The Eye?

Actually yah, it is .. Moore doesn't own the distribution rights to F911 anymore thus it's not his call.

Remember the 'controversy' over distribution, how disney wanted nothing of it in fear of angering Jeb, and the Weinsteins' bought out the distribution rights?

It wouldn't be piracy if Lion's Gate and IFC Films okayed downloading it, and even then the other distributors may want a word with them before that. Not so stupid media

Of course it can. I would expect biased voters to try and stuff the box on both ends of the scale.

That's why IMDB's final score is a "weighted average".

... on a mission from God. Be nice to the Cubbies, they don't stand a chance.

1355 Americans gave it a "1". 93 gave it a "2". I'm not sure what to think of those numbers.

If you would have done the slightest bit of research whatsoever, you would have found that the 1's and 2's most likely do no affect the score very much. The scores are are not a median or average, they are weighted. Please see this page

I accidentally spilled a drink onto my laptop's keyboard where it drained into the laptop's innards

Did the computer fall in love with the girl upstairs? (the one you had your eyes on)? It's been known to happen.

Do you think writing, producing, or directing a film gives someone the copyright? They do if you paid for the movie yourself, or others gave you money for the film with no strings attached, but generally that is not the case. The only major filmmaker who owns his own work's copyright is Lucas. Even he doesn't own it directly, IIRC. For liability reasons, even small independent filmmakers work through a production company, and they own the copyrights. The grandparent poster is incorrect in saying the Weinsteins own the film - Miramax does.

From Moore's own site: © WESTSIDE PRODUCTIONS, LLC 2004 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

The trailers don't say the copyright, but they do say "A DOG EAT DOG FILMS PRODUCTION".

To the other poster who said that Lions Gate Films says it's ok to download, keep in mind that while LGF is the worldwide distributor, other companies have distribution in certain countries, and they might be pissed that Moore is saying "go download it".

The IMDB average of the movie is 7.8. If you limit the votes to US voters (Because who cares about Europeans anyway), the average is 7.6.

1355 Americans gave it a "1". 93 gave it a "2". I'm not sure what to think of those numbers. Of course, any accusation of "voting by principle" can also be applied to the other end of the scale.

"So, I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out of your chairs. I want you to get up right now and go the window, open it, and stick your head out and yell, "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!!"
Howard Beale (Peter Finch) - Network (1976).
The whole speech is here. Inspirational - and it was 1976!
Bah - there's nothing on tv i want to record anyway. Watch dvds, it's better for your health.
Bah bah bah. Humbug.

TV rots your mind. If you can't copy it, good!

Thank you for that pearl of wisdom, anonymous bumper sticker troll.

Try watching a quality documentary sometime, then tell me that television is a waste of time.

TV rots your mind. If you can't copy it, good!

Thank you for that pearl of wisdom, anonymous bumper sticker troll.

Try watching a quality documentary sometime, then tell me that television is a waste of time.

God, you Slashdot rookies really need to get out more.

You missed the Spinal Tap reference. :P

That should have been +5, Funny - because damn it, it was funny. heh.

RTOFA (Read The Other Friggin' Article), Seagate LLC is indeed based in the US:

"Seagate Technology, the Scotts Valley-based hard disk drive manufacturer..."

While it doesn't explicitly say that Scotts Valley is in the US, I don't recall there being any town in Japan called Scotts Valley. However, there was reference to a town called Beaver Falls in the brilliant Prince of Space (thank you, MST3K), so who knows what other Anglocized towns there.

Then there's Spain. I find the phrase "undermine political credibility in Europe" to be a laughable concept when an entire country changes its majority party in a radical direction because of a single terrorist bombing.

Ill informed as that comment may be, its a very very crude but somewhat apt comparison to the patent topic.

About bombs
In case of spain there was a bombing, some bombs failed to detonate leaving the cell phones that were supposed to be the trigger intact. Tracing the origins of those phones must have taken minutes. They belonged to known suspected muslim fundamentalist (iirc even came from a phone shop owned by one). Yet the elected government kept claiming that they suspected ETA was behind all this. Now when no one knew about the collected evidence people toke these government comments very serious. Then slowly the idea began settling that the ETA which Aznar had been fighting harshly may not be behind the bombing. During this Aznar kept claiming it could very well have been the ETA. Aznar had lied not to protect his people or whatever, he had lied to win have a chance at the election. He didn`t lie about his own past, he didn`t lie about business dealings of himself or friends/relatives, he didn`t lie about his sex life. He lied about a national tragedy that upset *everyone* just to have a chance at saving his power.

Now for the US centric readers another crude "translation" in the tradition of slashdot: Imagine a huge bombing in the US killing hundreds a week before the presidential election. Bush is on the rubble in seconds, vowing to destroy ever left bit of al qaida, hunt "them" down etc. Slowly rumors start to appear that Christian fundamentalist are behind the bombing, perhaps even associated with groups that got controversial funding from the bush administration..... Bush says: It wasn`t Americans, its those al-qaida people I have been fighting so hard, join me in the fight vote for me and I will finish this. Then the arrests of Christian fundamentalist start.... Will you vote for bush after "only two" major terrorist acts? (to quote "wag the dog", "changing a bet mid race?")

I know this isn`t a "nice" neat and PC story but I hope it tickles the imagination just right. Also about the "change to.... a radical direction" wording, few people in spain supported the invasion of iraq. They were not likely to vote for Aznar becouse of his support to the US even before the bombings. (btw: spain wasn`t the only European country that was not mentioned by bush during his infamous irish interview. "Really what you're talking about is France, isn't it?" priceless, where do you get such a guy? Though now somehow half the US seems to think most of the world agrees with them.

Back to patents
In the Netherlands a minister voted in the european commision. He just needed the backup of his national pairlement. He claimed he voted on a technicality (Who cares for "minor" changes to patend law anyway) and that he voted in line with the wishes of the (elected and after some debate clued in ) European pairlment. Thing is if there was consensus in the EP then it would be that the patent law proposals needed lots of amendments to make it work (ie no to software patends instead of yes). Amendments that werent there in the text voted on. Some dutch slashdot readers (You are here right?) dressed up, went to the pairlement explained they were misinformed (lied to) by a minister. Rather then having the minister fired which is the usual procedure. he was send back to brussels to change his erroneous vote. (stupid word processors, who makes these things anyway, on an unrelated note, microsoft will be sponsoring the dutch presidency/hosting of the European commission this year just like the irish one).
The slashdot geeks even toke the time to figure out that changing ones promised vote before the formal vote may be unconventional

Wrong prediction!

Make a fashion statement. Get a tinfoil bag to match your hat.

While tinfoil hats would appeal only to the mentally ill, knapsacks with metal mesh woven in might actually become trendy if companies and organizations don't respect reasonable privacy concerns. And if so, neither the libraries new RFID systems or its old passive systems will be effective at stopping theft. So, by adopting RFID, libraries could make their security problems worse. Same goes for stores.

I have no problems with RFID tags on airport luggage. I think it is a great idea, as long as they provide the wire cutters to remove the tags as you leave the baggage area. But any tag that becomes permanently attached to an article you may carry around is potentially a problem.

Likewise, an RFID chip might be convenient in an employee ID card but a tinfoil pocket protector might be appropriate (though a fatal fashion faux paus) when you leave the office. In the early days of proximity badges, they weren't that much of a privacy issue because you weren't likely to encouter a reader. So, all things considered, an iButton ring might be a more appropriate security device - contact required. Or a badge that had a built in slide, just as a 3.5" floppy does. A promiscous ID badge (RFID) could also introduce some potential security holes; you just need two guys with an RFID radio relay - to get intruder A into the building we just need to get intruder B in close proximity to Employee C, at which point C's ID badge will happily authenticate A into the building via the link.

RFIDs could also be handy on large organized events like bike rides (think MS 150) and marathons where tracking people is actually a good thing (unless you plan to cheat), because it helps you locate people who may need assistance.

Somehow, I think I can do without a computer greeting me as I walk into a Wal-mart: "Good morning, John Anderton Would you like to try new extra strength Preparation H? It is 40% more effective than the product you have been using."

RFID attached to the disposable cardbord box I buy a DVD player in at walmart doesn't raise a lot of red flags for me but when the damn chip is hidden inside the DVD case, that is a lot more problematic. But a single RFID in a pallet full of DVDs to track it as it moves around the warehouse is ok. RFIDs on intermodal containers is a good use - barcodes do not work well in that environment. An RFID on my car to go through tollbooths can be a problem but if you put a pushbutton on it so I can activate it, then it is a good application.

On the otherhand, contact based systems (more like an iButton than an RFID) for merchandise pose a lot fewer problems. An an RFID chip that is programmed to deactivate the RF portion when you check out but will still respond to a contact probe at the customer return desk could be ok. And there could be some advantages as far as manufacturer QA/QC if they get the serial numbers of every product returned as defective within minutes of return, though this works a lot better if it was manufactured two weeks ago here in the US and delivered just in time than if it was sent via container ship from the Pacific Rim and the assembly line has been churning out high defect rate products without feedback for 3 months.

Encryption doesn't work for the manufacturing/retail environment, there are just two many people at too many stores who have access to the key. RFID that falls back to contact probe operation after checkout (or before shipment if mail order), solves most of the privacy issues.

Allowed access for retail products:

• Manufacturer
• Distributer
• Retail or online store. But only the store that sold the product and only until it leaves the store the first time at which point it must be deactivated.
• Shipping compa

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Is it just me, or does this thing look like something straight out of The fifth Element?

Just curious.

1) A robot can be a lot more precise and securely stabilized.
2) The shooter gets away because the anti-snipers target where the shot came from, not the spotter.

This would be (relatively) cheap and easy to build with off the shelf components. You could even timeshare among multiple spotters until the opposition took out your gun. Didn't you see that remake of Day of the Jackal?!!

Hey, one of those planets just might be Planet X! Heck with oil, we need to be concerned about our reserves of illudium phozdex!

You should see "Fog of War" and go read some more about Robert MacNamara. He was considered a technocrat who's arrogance led to some mistakes. Many of the Italian and German fascists were also technocrats. I will entirely agree that technocrats are alluring and we should look for some of those qualities in our politicians, but there is also an arrogance in putting complete faith in technocracy.

I would say that just because someone is not arrogant when confronted by facts and figures, that does not make them a wise leader. They can be just as arrogant and blinded with facts and statistics as their justification.

Seek balance and understanding (empathy) in politicians, those qualities will let them listen to technocrats. Of course, I do want to point out the irony here on /. that technocrat is really just a modern term for bureaucrat. In fact, the modern technocracy has all of the same problems as turn of the century republics like France and Italy, where the problems were blamed on the failing of the bureaucrat.

Just my .02 on your statement

Finally, the future arrives!

Now excuse me while Shades and I go robot-hunting.

Railguns + Wallhacks = those spiffy guns from Eraser...

Interesting, but I can't help but think, that is exactly what government wants: more demand for their services. This is a classic example of government creating problems (unfair patent law), which they will "solve" with even MORE government.

Wow. Umm. Okay.

So, you clearly are of Reagan's anti-government camp, and that's fine. But I hope you'll allow me to respond with a quote from an earlier (indeed, the first) Republican president, and give it due consideration:

"[...] It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."

(I trust you will recognize this as Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.)

I assert that it is not government that is the problem. Government that is not accountable to the people is the problem.

This is our government. We the people constitute it, and we the people are responsible for it. Don't dismiss government, but take it back.

This idea once was written this way:

"[...] We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. --That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it [...]"

Now, personally, I'm a fan of the "alter" approach, rather than the "abolish" approach. My faith in the goodness of mankind is not so great that I would like to see anarchy.

Instead, I call on everyone reading this to work to alter our government to once again place the people first. I'm a libertarian leftist, so I think this means that people come before profit, that immortal corporations are not due the same rights under the law that natural persons enjoy, that government shall pass no law reducing the freedom of the people where no harm is done, that the Bill of Rights is not to be trifled with.

Verbal Kint once said, "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist." I have a corallary: "The greatest trick the forces of oppression ever pulled was convincing Americans that their government doesn't matter."

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With Jay in charge, I'm sure it would be a success.

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[ The Kid is handcuffed to a car that's about to explode]
Max: The chain in those handcuffs is high-tensile steel. It'd take you ten minutes to hack through it with this. Now, if you're lucky, you could hack through your ankle in five minutes. Go.
[The hacksaw is dropped next to The Kid, and Max limps off]

Satan's Satellites (1958)
Genre: Sci-Fi (more)
Plot Outline: Feature version of the 1952 serial "Zombies of the Stratosphere."
User Rating: 3.6/10 (9 votes)
If you like this title, we also recommend... Missile Monsters (1958)

Paging Zephram Cochrane....

The grandparent is joking. It's a reference to War Games, quite a good hacker film about a computer applying its realisation that it is not able to beat itself at tic tac toe to its simulated model of world nuclear conflict. It realises then that "the only way to win is not to play the game".

A computer that could perform abstract comparisons of that type would be a superb form of AI!

...to claim that she hasn't had a better performance since Interview with a Vampire indicates to me reviewer hasn't seen Drop Dead Gorgeous. ...or The Virgin Suicides, or Crazy/Beautiful, or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind... Not that those were necessarily better performances, but it's hard to measure her performance in either Spider-Man movie against those movies where the focus isn't on a web-slinging hero in a tightsuit.

Also, for what it's worth -- which is more to me than it is to you, since I rarely agree with Ebert but you couldn't care less what I think -- I agree with Ebert: Kirsten plays a valuable role very well, and I can't imagine these movies without her.

Besides, she's hot!

...to claim that she hasn't had a better performance since Interview with a Vampire indicates to me reviewer hasn't seen Drop Dead Gorgeous. ...or The Virgin Suicides, or Crazy/Beautiful, or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind... Not that those were necessarily better performances, but it's hard to measure her performance in either Spider-Man movie against those movies where the focus isn't on a web-slinging hero in a tightsuit.

Also, for what it's worth -- which is more to me than it is to you, since I rarely agree with Ebert but you couldn't care less what I think -- I agree with Ebert: Kirsten plays a valuable role very well, and I can't imagine these movies without her.

Besides, she's hot!

...to claim that she hasn't had a better performance since Interview with a Vampire indicates to me reviewer hasn't seen Drop Dead Gorgeous. ...or The Virgin Suicides, or Crazy/Beautiful, or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind... Not that those were necessarily better performances, but it's hard to measure her performance in either Spider-Man movie against those movies where the focus isn't on a web-slinging hero in a tightsuit.

Also, for what it's worth -- which is more to me than it is to you, since I rarely agree with Ebert but you couldn't care less what I think -- I agree with Ebert: Kirsten plays a valuable role very well, and I can't imagine these movies without her.

Besides, she's hot!

> No operators. System is 100% computer controlled.

Westworld, anyone?

Ace Ventura: I have a package for you, sir.
Man: Sounds broken.
Ace Ventura: Most likely; I bet it was something nice, though.

but yeah er, thanks for confirming my worst fears about package delivery firms.. :/ astounding. anyone managed to get a hidden camera on that? hmm new TV series idea: "America's Worst Package Deliveries". wouldn't be worse than most of what's on...

Better make it Shenanigansboy

i'm sure it is awfully difficult to quote a 29 year old movie that everyone has seen a zillion times...

You forgot the world-weary, smart-mouthed young man who is a master at hand-to-hand combat.

Anyway, all you really need is Ed (and maybe the Welsh Corgi).

Tell her/show her the end results of spam on the Internet and set her loose to solve the problem.

Perhaps those guys are tracking down the great-great granddescendents of today's notorious (ex-)spammers in their era for the past 5-6 years after a rift in time and space enabled a brilliantly, modern-time post-produced audiovisual record of some of their exploits to appear on late 20th Century media outlets such as televison, videotape, DVD, theatrical movies...and yes, the Internet.

With Ed on the case, it'll be the spammers murmurring to inspired fast-tempo jazz music: "I think it's time we blow this scene. Get everybody and their stuff together...Ok, 3-2-1 let's--"

Ed (Bullhorn-style over spammer's computer speakers): FREEZE!...YOU MAKERS OF BAD AWFUL Spam-Spam!!!!

See you later, packet cowboy....

Not to mention The Virgin Suicides.

"DICK JONES!! I SPAM FOR DICK JONES!!!"

She was good in Crazy/Beautiful also.

Like this one Space 1999.

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