Javascript, no matter how you try to make useful toolkits to assist in coding, is a horrible clusterfuck of a language. It's as good an example of how really fucking terrible languages can go on for years, despite every possible inferiority one can imagine, simply out of penetration and inertia. It's just a gawdawful shitty language.
I don't see the problem with Shatner's Kirk. He swaggers, he's bold, he's good looking, he's smart. He found the right note for the character, and what more can anyone ask from an actor? In real life he's a bit of a bastard, but that's hardly a unique affliction in Hollywood.
Modern television owes Arnaz and Ball a massive debt. A lot of what we call the conventions of TV production were their innovations. Both of them were among the canniest businessmen in a town full of canny businessmen
Humans have been promiscuous since before there was anything vaguely promiscuous. People fuck, and they fuck a lot, and they often fuck people other than the people they've promised to be the only ones they'll fuck, and they fuck even when fucking means they get bad diseases, so anything that makes fucking safer is a good thing.
And what other possibilities are there? If CO2 is a greenhouse gas, and over a century of physics states it is, then the only two options would appear to be end the use of fossil fuels, or continue to use them.
LEXX lost steam after the first season, and just began to resemble Star Trek, and in all the bad ways. DS9 turned into a political/wartime strategic series, and I'd say if you have a love for military SF (which I do), it was probably the finest of its kind. I really wish they had continued in the vain of the grubbier, less noble Federation, muddied and made ugly by its wars, sort of a "The Third Man" of galactic proportions. Instead, they made the completely irrelevant and silly Voyager with a cast of characters that I never could even remotely get into, and the even worse Enterprise, which might have been interesting in the right hands, but instead just ended up being an even worse version of Voyager.
Overall, the last few seasons of DS9 were indeed probably the best in overall quantity. I still think there are about a dozen ST:TOS episodes that are better than anything that later Trek series produced, and a handful of just really brilliant TNG episodes, but the overall story arcs in the last few seasons of DS9 were, as a group very gripping, and in some ways kind of presaged, though I wouldn't say at the same level of quality, the way that the writers of shows like Breaking Bad and Mad Men built up strong characters with long-term character plots and trajectories.
The problem with DS9 is that I think it exhausted the Trek universe, and they should have paused things there for five or ten years. Instead they saturated and degraded the whole thing with Voyager and Enterprise, which while they might have had the odd episode here and there that was reasonably good, all in all felt like the products of tired writers and producers who no longer really had a zest for the universe, or the ability to conjure up new and interesting characters.
I actually thought the movie was a pretty good one, probably the best movie outside of the Toy Story films that Tim Allen has been involved in. He played a great Bill Shatner, vain and obnoxious, and of course Rickman and Weaver were pitch perfect as versions of Spock and Uruha. It was much about gently mocking Treckies as it was about mocking the actors. It was a mild, good-natured bit of satire that I've watched a couple of times since it came out and have enjoyed.
I always thought the crazy gears/blades that Allen and Weaver had to jump through were more inspired by the bizarre security of the Death Star. I don't recall the Enterprise having that many pointlessly dangerous sets in the ship itself. The closet would be the "mains" in Wrath of Khan, but I don't think it's that much of a stretch to assume that a matter-antimatter engine would probably involve some seriously bad radiation.
Stargate's problem was that it just went on way too long, so by the time they went to Atlantis, the thing felt even older and more out of steam than ST:TNG.
I'm not sure what the point of any of this is. Between the hacks and the revelations that the site is little more than a few hookers, some staff trying to titillate members, and a whole fucking lot of men, I'd say AM is pretty much dead at this point.
When I'm tinfoil hat mode, I wonder if this hack was really about some competitor committing an act of commercial homicide. It sure would be one way to wipe out a dominant player in the "find you a fuck buddy" industry.
Yeah, it's the lawyers' faults. Getting awards for bullshit diagnoses is just plain wrong. If you want to help this woman, get her some help with her mental health issues.
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Javascript, no matter how you try to make useful toolkits to assist in coding, is a horrible clusterfuck of a language. It's as good an example of how really fucking terrible languages can go on for years, despite every possible inferiority one can imagine, simply out of penetration and inertia. It's just a gawdawful shitty language.
But I want to be angry. I want to see blood! Fuck you and your rationality.
It might have something to do with the difficulties of steering a bike with skis on it!
Because I've found it more useful for people to demonstrate that they have the vaguest idea what they're criticizing.
Okay Einstein, what is socialism?
I don't see the problem with Shatner's Kirk. He swaggers, he's bold, he's good looking, he's smart. He found the right note for the character, and what more can anyone ask from an actor? In real life he's a bit of a bastard, but that's hardly a unique affliction in Hollywood.
Modern television owes Arnaz and Ball a massive debt. A lot of what we call the conventions of TV production were their innovations. Both of them were among the canniest businessmen in a town full of canny businessmen
Reading this post demonstrates Americans have absolutely no idea what socialism is.
I hate PHP, but that doesn't mean I go around waving my dick. PHP is like VB6, it sucks but a boatload of code is written in it.
Humans have been promiscuous since before there was anything vaguely promiscuous. People fuck, and they fuck a lot, and they often fuck people other than the people they've promised to be the only ones they'll fuck, and they fuck even when fucking means they get bad diseases, so anything that makes fucking safer is a good thing.
Exactly. The settlement is peanuts. It should be three times as high, along with substantial punitive damages.
Now go away, or I shall taunt you a second time-a!
Was there ever a more vile and sociopathic concept than "reputation management"?
Unlike Survivor itself.
And what other possibilities are there? If CO2 is a greenhouse gas, and over a century of physics states it is, then the only two options would appear to be end the use of fossil fuels, or continue to use them.
Fuck that! I'd track down APK and have him committed!
Not to mention pushing Microsoft development tools and technologies.
LEXX lost steam after the first season, and just began to resemble Star Trek, and in all the bad ways. DS9 turned into a political/wartime strategic series, and I'd say if you have a love for military SF (which I do), it was probably the finest of its kind. I really wish they had continued in the vain of the grubbier, less noble Federation, muddied and made ugly by its wars, sort of a "The Third Man" of galactic proportions. Instead, they made the completely irrelevant and silly Voyager with a cast of characters that I never could even remotely get into, and the even worse Enterprise, which might have been interesting in the right hands, but instead just ended up being an even worse version of Voyager.
Overall, the last few seasons of DS9 were indeed probably the best in overall quantity. I still think there are about a dozen ST:TOS episodes that are better than anything that later Trek series produced, and a handful of just really brilliant TNG episodes, but the overall story arcs in the last few seasons of DS9 were, as a group very gripping, and in some ways kind of presaged, though I wouldn't say at the same level of quality, the way that the writers of shows like Breaking Bad and Mad Men built up strong characters with long-term character plots and trajectories.
The problem with DS9 is that I think it exhausted the Trek universe, and they should have paused things there for five or ten years. Instead they saturated and degraded the whole thing with Voyager and Enterprise, which while they might have had the odd episode here and there that was reasonably good, all in all felt like the products of tired writers and producers who no longer really had a zest for the universe, or the ability to conjure up new and interesting characters.
I actually thought the movie was a pretty good one, probably the best movie outside of the Toy Story films that Tim Allen has been involved in. He played a great Bill Shatner, vain and obnoxious, and of course Rickman and Weaver were pitch perfect as versions of Spock and Uruha. It was much about gently mocking Treckies as it was about mocking the actors. It was a mild, good-natured bit of satire that I've watched a couple of times since it came out and have enjoyed.
I always thought the crazy gears/blades that Allen and Weaver had to jump through were more inspired by the bizarre security of the Death Star. I don't recall the Enterprise having that many pointlessly dangerous sets in the ship itself. The closet would be the "mains" in Wrath of Khan, but I don't think it's that much of a stretch to assume that a matter-antimatter engine would probably involve some seriously bad radiation.
Stargate's problem was that it just went on way too long, so by the time they went to Atlantis, the thing felt even older and more out of steam than ST:TNG.
I long ago heard some anecdotal claim that most of the people on lesbian web forums were middle-aged men dirty talking to each other.
I'm not sure what the point of any of this is. Between the hacks and the revelations that the site is little more than a few hookers, some staff trying to titillate members, and a whole fucking lot of men, I'd say AM is pretty much dead at this point.
When I'm tinfoil hat mode, I wonder if this hack was really about some competitor committing an act of commercial homicide. It sure would be one way to wipe out a dominant player in the "find you a fuck buddy" industry.
Yeah, it's the lawyers' faults. Getting awards for bullshit diagnoses is just plain wrong. If you want to help this woman, get her some help with her mental health issues.