So, it's...diluted, carbonated vodka without the taste of alcohol? I'm not sure I see the point.

He physically took the modem with him...and yet you were able to Google? What is this sorcery?

So basically..."fucking magnets, how do they work?" :)

I loved that show :) . I recently downloaded the series...still haven't gotten around to re-watching it, though.

Just how accurate is this? It's just judging whether you do better on the parts with your password, right? So what if you're just really good at Guitar Hero? Or what if you've played someone else's password game enough to get good at it? Doesn't this make gaining false access a lot easier?

If you're going to complain about the price, why not opt for a slower connection? I have Comcast as well, but I only pay $45 a month. I don't recall the theoretical speed limit, but I usually get 13-15Mbps down, which to be honest has never been slow for me. Are you doing anything that urgently needs the $55 and…

But he already does that in every episode (granted, there have only been 2 episodes, but he's done it in each). He has no way of showing other people what he sees, so that's why I thought this would be useful to him.

Man, the opacity and refraction of light through the transparent objects was amazing! I can't believe that's realtime...I love technological progress.

Mine was my fifth grade teacher, actually. Way back in 1999/2000, I used to spend a little time on the classroom computers. I guess my teacher noticed, because she used to let me stay after class on the computers fairly often. At one point, she let me take home the school-issued install disk for PowerPoint (my first…

Not true. Airlocks. Those particles make their way into the space station via airlocks.

That's exactly what I was talking about. I think I mentioned the airlocks before, didn't I?

They're never going to stop, though, so you can either get worked up every time someone believes one, or laugh it off and not worry about it :) .

It does. Who said it doesn't? Spreading out doesn't make it stop existing, it just makes it less concentrated. But consider how much vaporized mass comes from starts, comets, planets, and other cosmic bodies, then consider the increased concentration as they find their way into a pressurized space station...

Yeah, but the particles make their way into the space station (i.e. whenever an airlock opens and closes) and end up becoming more concentrated in the pressurized environment...so the smell is partly from those vaporized particles.

It's not a complete vacuum. There are sparse gaseous particles all over the place, mostly from stars, comets, and other vaporized matter.

And oh, God, the people who put cheese on a hamburger? They annoy the shit out of me! Why ruin meat with delicious cheese? In fact, cooking meat is definitely wrong; cows are meant to be eaten alive.

Relax. It's a joke. Every country has its stereotypes (i.e. wimpy French lovers, Brits with bad teeth, Cubans hitching a raft to the US, Mexican gardeners, and shall I go on?).

You mean like how chemotherapy is worthless because it kills healthy cells along with cancer?

Wouldn't it be cool if Daniel used it in one of his lectures as a demonstration of what he sees? :D

I happen to love Perception, thank you. And this is a really cool way to promote it given the protagonist's knack for finding hidden messages in all sorts of things.