Exi-planets would probably mean something like, they are being absorbed into the star.

Exo-planets is the sort of thing we live on. Scienterrific types like terminology, it's what they write White Papers with rather than "Y'know, there's like a bunch of stuff out there", which is meaningful, but isn't going to get you anywhere in a scientific body.

It's also known as The Eye of Sauron

Indeed. As with modern media the subject should be a play on words or shameless pun.

The body of the post should be non sequitur by the paragraph, which leaves the reader baffled as to which medication you are on.

This media backed up by the cloud

a Dizney movie, their scrips are dreadful these days.

Going to be a while before we get to a billion people in the US, we're only 1/3 way there.

...until I saw non-geeks (or doctors) possessing them and blathering away like complete, oblivious idiots in places where sharing half a very personal conversation should have been abundantly clearly inappropriate.

I expect people will be as oblivious as the robots march past them, gathering in the town square, to proclaim the beginning of the end of Carbon Unit infestation of this world.

... so then she says, are you getting this? she says I'm not paying enough attention to what my kids are doing! do you believe the nerve. Oh, there's march of some kind of the town's robots going past, must be another recall or something. So anyway, I tell her to mind her own business and then do you know what she does? she calls me a mindless cow! really, like I have no feelings or anything, so I tell her listen here b...

It will be totally pwned by Russian black-hat hackers.

They will have a feeding frenzy of personal details, photos and of course the credit card numbers of anyone who makes a purchase there.

In Soviet Russia credit comes to YOU!

I think the general category is "Terrorists" and at least on specific one is "Al-Qeada", although "American Taliban", "Religious Extremists" and various other enemies of the State are used as needed. Should be a Bingo game - you get the park a peanut on a square each time one is mentioned in the news or in a press briefing.

"National Security" forgives a lot of sins.

The problem with knee-jerk assessments, which most people are operating under (Fourth Amendment, unreasonable search and seizure) is that there are all sorts of vague bits of the constitution and other amendments which leave wiggle room for things which fall under "National Security" and have done for a long time.

There's this comical belief that Congress should have the ability to approve of War Powers, which the constitution clearly states are those powers reserved to the President. Which is a way of saying, what you think it should be and how it is is not always clear cut. There's always the possibility of a Split decision by the Supreme Court, where an opinion of the court states that in the time of war, or potential war, the Executive Branch may be delegated certain abilities. Defining when hostile threats are likely or not, that's not the purview of the court.

It will certainly, no matter how it is ruled, be interesting reading.

Disney has a problem even learning from this previous disasters in Film. Cue: William Tell Overture.

Good old sexiest man in the world was afraid. He doesn't like to be afraid. People go away when he's afraid. It makes him feel better. NK is now safer for Dennis's visit, with this dangerous hooligan removed as well.

Swap your dollars for a Co60-Coin, it has a longer half-life than Bitcoins.

I simply provided one example. Someone with more time and imagination could certainly come up with many more effective targets. For that matter, depending upon how much material there was available it could be spread over many targets.

While a dirty bomb would be attention grabbing, something approximating a plague onset would not only put local people in fear, but over a much wider area.

Back in 1995, when I was visiting Prague and three men were found to be driving around with 6 lbs of enriched Uranium in their car, looking for a buyer, I had much the same thoughts.

Had a terrorist put this under a seat cushion in a bus terminal, they could kill hundreds, perhaps thousands before it would eventually be tracked down.

Damn dirty bombs, sneak attacks are more deadly.