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Comment Re:Thought shapes reality (Score 0) 645

Disney wasn't lying. It truly is a small world. The Eagles weren't lying either. Some dance to remember.

I do wonder if those six people realize they are just one being who's actually suffering from multiple personality disorder.

In any case. it's easy enough blocking him(her/it/them? ((whatever)

No real conspiracy, here, just boredom on the receiving end, as I KNOW thy got better in them than this trash!

Comment Thought shapes reality (Score 0) 645

News "PROGRAMS" are either acting ignorant or are flat out ignorant.

I am reading "The Onion" as a news sources, because - let's be honest. It's more straight up and believable than the 'news' portrayed on the likes of cnn.com, bbc.com, foixnews.com and so on. Heck, I have even gone so far to change my 'hosts' file to point these news sites to 127.0.0.1, with an nginx server set up and a blank page coming up for these sites (as well as a slew of ad based sites, it's an easy way to ban 'em and speed up web sites).

In any case. As news 'programs', I have the distinct feeling that they do not understand reality is shaped by ideas, ideas which those embracing the ideas - as an individual or a collective - can - and in the case of this garbage - are rejecting.

The fact of the matter is - what these news sites are doing is providing these people free publicity. Whether or not you ascribe to the belief that there are multiple universes out there, as I do, and these glimpses of 'the world out there' is nothing more than a single slice of what's out there, the fact of the matter is - it's both irresponsible - and downright ignorant to think that this stuff needs to be promoted.

Now I also have to ask - WHERE is the real journalism? Every news story sounds like it's written by the same author. Every news story publicizes the same things. You cross reference site to site and it's the same stories. Over and over again.

This ain't news. It doesn't even remotely resemble it.

This is a feeble attempt to indoctrinate - to program the public - and nothing more.

Comment There you go again, you dastardly robots (Score 0) 113

There you go again, you dastardly robots! Blaming it on pilot error when it was your technology which crashed it!

I get it. Push the blame elsewhere! My ex wife used to do the same thing! ... hmmmm... .now things are starting to make sense. If I had only known! I might have stuck it out.

That explains the spot on Fran Drescher impersonation....

Comment Re:*cough* bullshit *cough* (Score 0) 183

I lived for 30 years in Phoenix, just moved away 2 years ago. Evap coolers are nonexistent. Makes the air too humid for most computing equipment, and doesn't lower the temperature sufficiently enough to maintain coolness when the doors are opened.

Nice try though, but you selling this as 'new technology' is like trying to sell cow dung to a dairy farmer.

Comment Re:*cough* bullshit *cough* (Score 0) 183

LOL!

My thoughts, EXACTLY!

Clearly nothing more than a 'respin' of old - and highly obsolete - technology known as "Evaporative Cooling", I wonder if these brain dead 'inventors' actually consider we have access to our past memories and the same databases they do ..

Secondly, it's kind of funny. Whether it's manufactured by hand or through a 3d printing apparatus, it's still (as you said) *cough* bullshit *cough*.

I'm giving you a BIG HUGE thumbs up for being the first to call it like it is, and I do hope you get scored higher because of it!

Comment I wonder (Score 0) 79

I wonder. Has anyone even remotely considered that 'blind' people may not be blind and may actually see - but because the way they see is so remarkably different than your definition, you interpret this lack of being able to see 'like you' as blindness?

Do they see characters like Neo does in the Matrix? Do they see n dimensions and you're stuck in 4 (x,y,z+time)? Does your mind simply not know how to interpret their vision and as a result, you keep on plodding down this (boring) storyline that they are more like you than not?

Comment Weird. (Score 0) 480

Ya missed one of my favorites, "Vrilliance".

Weird. I'm not even getting it on Google either.

In any case, easily my favorites.

Along the same lines, except here on Earth - and while it was a bit more out of control and hopeless for the explorers - I enjoyed the heck out of Slider's as well, Although I am convinced Quinn Mallory was actually initially lured into the device by his evil twin brother who assumed his life.

And again similar, with the exception of how mean it seemed to be placing the lead character - against his will - into unpredictable female and male forms involuntarily - was Quantum leap with Scott Bakula,

I mean. like the show Vrilliance, it wouldn't suck to 'play the part' of a female just to 'feel what it felt like' - but to be slipping and sliding willy nilly to these other forms and places like in these shows would drive me absolutely insane!

Comment SONY hacked? NOT Quite! You’re welcome! (Score 0) 236

You’ve heard of the Sony Hack, right?

Ok, ok, I’m laughin me arse off over here.

I do SO enjoy a good practical joke sometimes!

About two weeks ago, I logged into equipment in Japan where all internet based communication goes through.

All traffic in Asia to the United States goes through Japan.

I had still had administrative access to the equipment I had worked with when I was sent to Hong Kong and Singapore to optimize networks and software systems for both the NSA and for Prudential Real Estate and Relocation which Warren Buffet was in the process of purchasing.

In a relatively simple computer program I placed on the equipment which is used to communicate between Sony and the United States, I created something called a ‘spoofed’ log entry.

A spoofed log entry is a ‘fictionalized’ entry which has not really happened.

Anytime information was grabbed from Sony by legitimate users, I would randomly place a spoofed log entry which would make it appear like information was being sent to North Korea.

In a nutshell what this means is data was never stolen.

It took Sony’s administrators 3 days to figure out what happened.

By then, they were so mired in their lies they could not change course.

In any case.

NOTHING I DID was illegal.

I had legitimate administrative access to the equipment which have had little, if any maintenance since I last did work on them in 2009.

And since the administrators of this equipment have had little, if any, awareness of what’s going on with their equipment let alone how their systems work.

THAT, my friends, is what a homeless hacker does when he’s bored and penniless.

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