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I thought the acting was decent- but I liked it for the high concept. Not many shows on TV feature an Orion Drive. They also got "artificial gravity" right with their spinning hab modules.

The ending had some tantalizing Matrix-esque implications.

I hate Fox.

Good stuff. The man deserved a space station module to be named after him.. not a treadmill.

http://www.newgamenetwork.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=179

ooooo NOW HEAR THIS!!

"Doug Lombardi has confirmed to Shacknews that "This is a full priced sequel. At the end of the day, this is going to be a bigger game than Left 4 Dead. It's five campaigns versus four, all five are playable in Versus mode, Survival mode out of the box, the new multiplayer game mode. Plus over 20 new weapons and items. It's a full sequel." So it will be full priced."

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=885287
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/L4D2boycott

Well, today I learned where the term modem comes from. I was thinking to myself, "oh, this isn't really a modem, it's more like a simple modulator\demodulator...

...oh, heh. Duh." *facepalm*


>> ^pmkierst:
He is not "on the net" on the modem. He has simply made a terminal connection to a machine that is on the net. Now if he fired up something like SLIP and brought back IP to that machine, and fired up a browser (totally possible), I'd be more impressed.

I fail to see how that would be any more impressive. This device does two things: it turns bits into beeps, and it turns beeps back into bits. It wouldn't be doing that any differently regardless of the specific application.

His technology has also improved. Impressive how he can assign all those audio voice modulations on his singing.

^I hate to say this but it probably isn't. You just missed the boat on it. You could go back and replay it, but then you'll be where I was when I watched Better Off Dead for the first time only 3 years ago. Yeah it was ok, but it certainly would have been better had I experienced it when it first came out.

One of the main things I picked up from playing Bioshock (and am replaying it now on my new system), is that System Shock 2 didn't coddle the player, whereas Bioshock does. A good example is that in SS2, you could install a telekinesis module but it's range wasn't very far (you had to upgrade it to get items that were out of your reach), and you had to spend a lot of upgrade chips to buy it. And I think you were stuck with it once you made the purchase (? it's been a while).

Bioshock just up and gives you the plasmid, it has an infinite range, and you can switch it out willy-nilly at a gene bank. Of course you can throw things with it now, which is a plus. SS2 didn't let you do that. SS2 was a little rougher around the edges, but it made it better.

Me likey Nienke de Jong. Rowr. Too bad she's not with the band anymore.

Not that all of these are in my rotation, but asking "which is your favorite" is kinda like asking "what's your favorite aspect of life?". Each state of mind is useful/entertaining and valuable; each is a part of the same puzzle.

Oh, and I think that the upcoming perfect poll should substitute "psychedelics", yes the entire pantheon, for "shrooms".
Oh+, don't forget to add "food". All of us use this to modulate our mental state, whether we have noticed it yet or not.

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This is the module with the cupola, right? (Looks like it from the graphic.) It doesn't really matter what the "official" name is. The astronauts are going to call it the "Love Shack".

a huge version of the plasma speaker eh?

http://www.videosift.com/video/Speaker-made-from-Plasma
http://www.videosift.com/video/Nerdgasm-II-Upgraded-Plasma-Loudspeaker-tweeter

"audio modulated thunder"

Phelps had no business apologizing for pot smoking!

Plenty of highly successful people have been known to toke the reefer... including one particularly well-known President of the United States of America.

They were right. I'm typing this on my Coleco Vision. I upgraded it by plugging in Adam, the revolutionary Coleco Vision family computer module. That's how I do all my programming.

*brief

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>> ^deputydog:
dag...
http://www.freeetv.com/modules.php?name=Video_Stream&page=
vidpop&id=1383


Thanks for that, updated in main post.