I've always had a certain fondness for the word "meatspace."

Extracting ore from the earth is part of the experience.

Something something Paul Allen.

The A.V. Club

Home Alone sorta counts, but (1) John Candy's barely in it and (2) the existence of Home Alone 5 isn't exactly something a lot of people pay attention to.

Chubby in the chest area, primarily.

Heh heh, padded tits.

I don't think Twitter counts as "the cloud," but that buzzword is so vaguely defined maybe it is.

Family Matters?

Well, the video size is about as big as the default Youtube video size. The difference is that all the website controls are in that "video."

Clearly they're going based on the Archer depiction of La Madrina.

I'd like to see Liam Neeson pulling off the Leslie Nielsen game. It doesn't even have to be one of the good ones like Airplane!, Liam Neeson in something like Dead and Loving It would still be unique.

Please, Criterion is classier than that. They'll show it as a movie with classic movie stars like Salma Hayek, Steve Buscemi, and, uh, Shaquille O'Neal.

Joe Lieberman voted for liberal legislation most of the time, it's just that the shit he really cared about was when he started punching the damned hippies.

More like a ginger Linkara.

The name of Bram Cohen's company is in fact BitTorrent Inc, so BitTorrent the company is trying to go legit even while BitTorrent the protocol is widely used across a variety of different usages.

Bittorrent unlike older P2P systems is based around a particular torrent for a particular file. So the only files you share are the ones you download and ones you go out of your way to share. In principle the ongoing connection provides a possible vulnerability, but it's not inherently more risky than any other…

The best way to make a movie would be to just make a movie about a tough inner-city teacher that barely has anything to do with the original sketch, and have the fact that he can't pronounce "white people names" just be a minor character trait they occasionally bring up to remind people about that sketch they liked.

I don't really use the phrase much either way, but I will resolutely defend the American usage as like ironic or something.

And what is that simple system? Numberwang. Each day, you pick a number and if that number is Numberwang, the Numberwang Institute will mail you a check for that amount.