[3:20
PM]
Heheh...I
overheard you say: "Check and make sure he doesn't have any
software installed on the computer."
"Damn...Katzenjammer's
new rules are harsh!"
[3:21
PM] Mr. Oleo:
“I
mean... you can't be in violation if you have no software. Some of
the more popular programs people use are called “System32” so if
you see that, delete it immediately.”
[3:21
PM]
Hehehe
"In
order to make sure this doesn't happen again. Set him in front
of a regular TV with his keyboard and mouse."
"Computer?
Oh...throw THAT out."
[3:27
PM] Mr. Blue:
*bang
bang bang* "Open up, its the Feds! We know you been
downloadin' software in there!"
"Look
at THIS boss... AOL 9.0, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Word. This guy was
a real sicko."
[3:27
PM] Mr. Brown.:
wow
[3:29
PM]
LOL
[3:29
PM] Mr. Brown.:
Ma'am
you've got the Flash
You're
gonna need reformatification
[3:29
PM]
Heheh
[3:30
PM] Mr. Blue:
"Look
at this desktop! This guy didn't just install software. I mean
he took his time – he had fun with it."
[John
Bunnell voice] "This low life won't be seeing any software
where he's going, but he will see plenty of hardware!"
[8:28
AM] Mr. Blue:
I
watched the Rocketeer
Remember
liking it as a kid, saw it in theaters.. and had a Rocketeer lunch
box in like 2nd grade
it's...
okay
not
special
[8:29
AM]
I
didn't think much of it as I recall
[8:29
AM] Mr. Blue:
the
lead guy is really forgettable... very miscast
and
IMO too old for the part too
also
the rocket would scorch your ass and legs
[8:33
AM]
Yes.
i recall thinking it was a death pack
Grievous
damage - if not lethal - just to activate.
[8:35
AM] Mr. Blue:
And
enough fuel to last maybe a couple minutes, at most
there's
no way you can land
[8:37
AM]
Sure
you can
Oh...alive
[8:39
AM] Mr. Blue:
Like
an F35 without landing gear, or wings
[8:45
AM]
I
believe it also came off to me as the story of a regular guy who gets
a flying suit so he can rapidly go to a location where he can't
outthink or outfight anyone in particular.
So
he ends up dead and gives the tech to the people that wanted it.
[8:46
AM] Mr. Blue:
yes
[8:46
AM]
Imagine
trying to fight and maneuver with that thing on.
"The
Rocketeer! or 'How I Helped the Nazis Win the War'."
[8:48
AM] Mr. Blue:
and
then it shows him flying up above the clouds, with no oxygen and
unpressurized
All
of this could be alleviated by some kind of "cold fire"
fake technology that burns but somehow at room temp, and maybe a
winged suit
[8:51
AM]
Honestly
either one of the fuel technology or control technology depicted
would change human history dramatically. And they have both.
"And
so we had a base on Mars by 1947..."
[8:53
AM] Mr. Blue:
heh
[8:08 AM]
"One
word: Monorail!"
https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a19642881/spilhaus-experimental-city-documentary/
I'm
sure the dork in the front of the first picture is happy to be
immortalized looking like he's wearing a bra over his coat.
[8:10 AM] Mr. Blue:
hmm..
smoke stacks inside a dome?
(probably
cooling towers, but still)
[8:11 AM]
Or,
in this case, heating fogging humidity towers
[8:11 AM] Mr. Blue:
yes
[8:11 AM]
(radio
guy) "It's another cloudy day inside the dome, folks!"
Still...nuclear
steam towers seem like a dandy way to recover massive amounts of fresh
water
[8:21 AM] Mr. Blue:
They
kind of did a half-assed attempt at a covered city in Minneapolis
between
tunnels and skywalks you can walk from one end of downtown to the
other without setting foot outside
[9:02 AM]
"Thinner-Than-A-Human-Hair
Technology Advances Yet Again"
https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/a19684046/holographic-memory-film-thinner-than-human-hair-could-store-1000-dvds/
I
wonder if that could be considered almost an ancient meme
13,900,000
results (0.39 seconds)
Not
really a trope since someone is literally measuring the crap
Is
there a "Human Hair" mark on a micrometer gauge?
[8:41
AM]
We
watched Last Jedi again
[8:41
AM] Mr. Blue:
the
things people bitched about seemed fine
Other
than the Leia flying thing which seemed corny
But
Rey having nobody parents.. that's fine. The Force only being a
bloodline thing is a lame premise anyway
Snoke
being just some nobody that came out of nowhere was fine too.
And
they made up for it with a lot more Snoke scenery and his big red
office
What
else didn't people like?
The
humor? it seemed kind of uneven. like a serious scene would
have a joke. the jokes didn't really land for me but they were
fine. it was Spielbergian. try to throw every emotion
into every scene all at once.
The
way Leia flew looked dumb.. like Mary Poppins or something
[8:44
AM]
As
I argued with a couple people "We don't know what happened after
Return of the Jedi. She was a Skywalker. They obviously
hung out together. Luke could have taught her enough telekinesis for that over a Life Day weekend."
[8:44
AM] Mr. Blue:
Or
she just conjured it up while in an extreme situation, just like when
someone has to lift a car off a person
[8:44
AM]
Could
have.
They
went for angelic flight in my opinion. Big sleeves, etc
[8:45
AM] Mr. Blue:
I
didn't see anything in anyone's gripe about it being too
"progressive" or preachy.
[8:46
AM]
I
wrote up a huge thing on FB about Rey's parents this weekend,
actually
[8:46
AM] Mr. Blue:
I
didn't see it
I
like that she came from trash and her parents sold her for booze
money
[8:46
AM]
Hehe...weeeell...yes
and no.
You'll
have to read it.
I
even went back to look at pictures
I have a solid idea of her origin. Whether they use it or not is a different thing.
[8:46
AM] Mr. Blue:
you
can root for someone like that
as
opposed to rooting for someone with royal bloodlines that was just
born special
[8:47
AM]
Royal?
[8:47
AM] Mr. Blue:
*special
[8:47
AM]
Ah
[8:48
AM] Mr. Blue:
but
that's the comparison
[8:50
AM] Mr. Brown.:
opening her eyes in space was a bad idea
even
with The Force your eyes would freeze and explode
[8:52
AM] Mr. Blue:
humans
can survive in empty space for a bit
[8:54
AM] Mr. Brown.:
yes
if you hold your breath you will be alive for a bit
[8:55
AM] Mr. Blue:
you'd
have to immediately exhale so your lungs don't rupture
[8:55
AM] Mr. Brown.:
oh
expansion
[8:56
AM]
As
for all the bitching over Luke's behavior...I was delighted.
[8:56
AM] Mr. Brown.:
He
is conflicted.
Luke
checking on his Nephew realizes his future.
[8:56
AM]
It
was a nice clean parallel of the Arthur/Mordred doom
Arthur
- bastion of high principles -- best most fair and kindest king of
them all -- out of fear of a prophesy ordered all the boys born in
year X in Britain to be killed early in his reign because he was told
one of them will destroy his dream of Camelot.
Thereby
guaranteeing it.
Mordred
survives the massacre, and Arthur finds out not only is Mordred his
heir...
He's
his heir through having him with his half sister.
Granted
she put a spell on him...
He spends
the rest of his reign miserable and the kingdom goes into terminal
decline as his perfect law is tested by personal problems and a
resentful prince.
[9:01
AM] Mr. Brown.:
thought
that was kinda common back then though.
[9:01
AM]
Having
kids with your sister?
Not...really...
I
mean if you go far enough back it was more of a thing
Living
god wedding living god relationships
That
always worked out so well...
But
no...by the time THAT version of Arthur was being written. it was not
done anywhere civilized.
This
is high-middle ages stuff by that point and Arthur legends were
already old.
Arthurian
"Hollywood Re-makes"
I
knew what they were going for while I was watching it
With
a nod to Rashomon in it
And
fanboys threw a FIT
"Oh...well
they never studied Arthurian lit...I guess I can allow that.
They'll like it later when they calm down."
They
even had the Arthurian last battle
The
King in front of the shattered remnants of all that he'd fought for
Versus
the Bad Seed in front of his overwhelming force of new right scum.
Arthur
disappears but may return
Excalibur
is lost
"But
the spark will rise again"
[9:09
AM] Mr. Blue:
What
was the Rashomon connection? The different perspectives of the same
story of Kylo's training?
[9:09
AM]
Yes
One
lie, one misunderstanding, one truth, and the results
There
was great stuff in that movie
...and
weak stuff, of course...
“Last
Jedi”, i mean
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