Time travel is all part of the conspiracy. Liberal scientist time travelers are going to go back into time and live before the draconian business-killing eco-conspiracy laws go into effect. Then they are going to offer all the conservatives a trip to the future. Sounds good? Well it does until they get to the future and find they have to pay a huge carbon tax for no reason! Ha ha ha!
Unless they release the unedited version, I say this is BS. If the original version had no big black "censored" block, then how would the joke have worked when Tom Cruise got the goo and his own censored block? Can anyone explain how that joke would have made sense without a censored block?
Matt and Trey have a history of subversive comedy. When Bush was president, they said in an interview that it wasn't radical to oppose Bush, but saying "Bush is awesome" is hard-core. Come on, they love this stuff.
I don't believe this any more than I believe the credits of "John Doe" were because they were afraid of being sued by Scientology.
I can see them laughing at all the over-reaction (f---ing Muslims!) here and elsewhere. Andy Kaufman would be proud.
On a side note, the problem is not Muslims, the problem is a--holes who issue death threats and do other nasty things. A lesser problem is people who think the problem is Muslims.
Interesting. In 2001 I took a job at a major hospital and the first thing I found was that the new web servers had been hacked by a group calling itself "sysadmen@yahoo.cn" It was a script kiddie attack (and the folks who installed those servers ought to be ashamed for the way they set them up). I'm not a security expert but I reported the breach and fixed security on those servers.
China has been doing this for a long time, and they are getting good at it.
Yes, the details of temporal mechanics can be difficult to grasp at first. I flunked my first semester at Starfleet Academy. Once you realize that [tech] doesn't necessarily require [tech] to [tech], the equations become easier to manage.
It's a backhanded compliment. The author is making the case that Indian programmers are better, by saying people complain they pay too much attention to the requirements. I tend to agree that this article is more flame bait and self serving than it ought to be, and lacking in real data.
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That the iPad would revolutionize online porn as we know it.
Also, it wipes clean with a damp cloth.
And he traded 3 megabytes of RAM for a plane ticket to Australia.
Time travel is all part of the conspiracy. Liberal scientist time travelers are going to go back into time and live before the draconian business-killing eco-conspiracy laws go into effect. Then they are going to offer all the conservatives a trip to the future. Sounds good? Well it does until they get to the future and find they have to pay a huge carbon tax for no reason! Ha ha ha!
Unless they release the unedited version, I say this is BS. If the original version had no big black "censored" block, then how would the joke have worked when Tom Cruise got the goo and his own censored block? Can anyone explain how that joke would have made sense without a censored block?
Matt and Trey have a history of subversive comedy. When Bush was president, they said in an interview that it wasn't radical to oppose Bush, but saying "Bush is awesome" is hard-core. Come on, they love this stuff.
I don't believe this any more than I believe the credits of "John Doe" were because they were afraid of being sued by Scientology.
I can see them laughing at all the over-reaction (f---ing Muslims!) here and elsewhere. Andy Kaufman would be proud.
On a side note, the problem is not Muslims, the problem is a--holes who issue death threats and do other nasty things. A lesser problem is people who think the problem is Muslims.
You can't stop your brain from slowly turning to mush. You may as well enjoy the ride.
Sex instead of computing? On slashdot, isn't it the other way round?
Interesting. In 2001 I took a job at a major hospital and the first thing I found was that the new web servers had been hacked by a group calling itself "sysadmen@yahoo.cn" It was a script kiddie attack (and the folks who installed those servers ought to be ashamed for the way they set them up). I'm not a security expert but I reported the breach and fixed security on those servers.
China has been doing this for a long time, and they are getting good at it.
Does this mean every time I turn on a lamp I'm going to get hit with half a dozen ads for matching coffee tables?
Or should I just flip the light switch marked "I'm feeling lucky?"
Yeah but as a janitor at Google, I get to spend 20% of my work day experimenting with cross-ontology semantic web reification algorithms.
Yes, the details of temporal mechanics can be difficult to grasp at first. I flunked my first semester at Starfleet Academy. Once you realize that [tech] doesn't necessarily require [tech] to [tech], the equations become easier to manage.
This is cool. Now when NASA finally gets to Mars, they'll be able to stop at the Virgin Galactic Megastore and get some souvenirs for the kids.
Hopefully not during, "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun."
Spamford Wallace!
Facebook status: He's just pining for the fjords.
I'm getting better.
They win a chance to lure police far away from the jewelry store at the appointed time.
...and other places. Viewing parties across the country in fact.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LCROSS/impact/event_index.html
"Why should I listen to you? You're Hitler!"
"Save me Eva Braun!"
That and their theme song, "Start me up," more commonly known as "You make a grown man cry."
Best idea since Bear Patrol
It's a backhanded compliment. The author is making the case that Indian programmers are better, by saying people complain they pay too much attention to the requirements. I tend to agree that this article is more flame bait and self serving than it ought to be, and lacking in real data.
That makes no sense. How would your average Sci-Fi watcher ever have the opportunity to contract syphilis?
They don't really fly, so much as plummet. That one, he's their leader.
That's so intuitive, I won't even bother explaining it to you.
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