I've never understood why conformal 'flat-panel' antennas are acceptable for every industry on the planet /except/ automobiles?

@jabber: Brute force? Just guess 123456 and you'll crack nearly two out of every hundred accounts

Somehow I always thought Black Mesa would release before this.

As much as I'm against endless-sequel-itis, I did enjoy the other three Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

All I see when I look at that picture is a floofy looking dog

@Winston Smith: Semantics aside, I'm not sure that's different from what the president wanted.

@Winston Smith: Considering that this benefits all of mankind, I think it still counts as 'spreading it around'.

This sounds about as plausible.

Not one Batmobile?

Most of those targets seem pretty nebulous for terrorist attacks. It's not exactly like you can suicide bomb an under-see cable or a geographical feature.

Ah Ha! this will let us stop the Air General and those darn 'King Raptors'!

@Jonn: I'm not sure it was ever explicitly stated, but it was heavily implied that only the actual dreamer and the target supplied projections in the dream. Specifically, most of the other team members seemed dismissive of Cob's concerns that knowing the layout of the dream too well could be a problem and only Ariadne…

@Jonn: Like I said, it doesn't really make any sense for the ring to be a conscious totem.

@Jonn: but that doesn't make any more sense than the top. Why would anyone create a dream version of the ring if he never wears it in reality?

@Kishi: Yea, but he uses it as if it's his totem.

oneo f my theories is that Mal actually /did/ escape the 'limbo' and then went back into the dream to try and perform inception on Cob sowhe could escape as well, but the inception fails and Cob is still dreaming at the end.

"You separate man from his tools- take his clothes, his history and his language away... he becomes an animal. The machines... They are the hands, we are the head. Only together do we make humanity."

Avatar made hojillions of dollars, of course he's gonna 'Avatar-ize' his next film

@blash: Actually, powerpoint works great as cue cards, it's when you ry to put your cue cards up on the screen behind you while you talk that things go horribly, horribly awry.

@Rob Oakes: powerpoint is 'just a slide program' that encourages terrible design decisions and makes horrible presentation structures acceptable and even 'desirable'