Apparently it’s not good enough to notice the Millennium Falcon bumming a ride on the back of a Star Destroyer while they were actively looking for it (and that happened later when technology was supposedly better), just saying.

The only way that they would probably be able to see those markings is if they were close enough to dock with the module. And the stealth technology in question would just make it so that it was invisible to sensors. No one would even know where the module was unless a ship was close enough to see it outside a window…

I think the idea was to have a way to discretely get a Jedi to the front of the battle without having to divert large forces. Even though we never saw it, I’d suspect that there was some sort of stealth technology to keep it hidden from enemy sensors. And even if the hyperdrive module was destroyed, there are other…

But the author is essentially saying that. Why else would she bring up the scientists’ sex and skin tone if she didn’t want to push and agenda? And you seem to be defending her opinion by claiming that the only way we can have a diversity of ideas is by including scientist from different cultures. And I called BS on…

Yep because we know that all white males think the exact same way.

Not really sure where you were going with that. I liked watching food shows like Good Eats because I find that learning the science behind cooking to actually be interesting. All the other shows you listed I have absolutely no interest in. Don’t arbitrarily group people together like that just because you don’t find…

Roaches don’t wear clothing, lets hope they don’t suddenly grow a fashion sense.

The scientist isn’t that smart, I would have just started throwing down clothing and walked across butt naked. Decency be damned.

Counterpoint: People who spoil narratives are imposing their own views on someone else’s first impression. Especially considering that when they talk about spoilers, it is almost always followed up with their opinion on what happened.

They aren’t changing the Xbox One’s software with every upgrade (at least I hope they aren’t), they are just upgrading the hardware. You don’t change your OS every time you upgrade your video card unless that OS is so old that it won’t allow you to use the newer video cards.

Yeah, but the prompt popping up consistently at the most inopportune times is Microsoft’s fault. I wouldn’t be surprised if people accidentally hit yes while slamming their fists into their keyboards and screaming bloody murder at Microsoft for not taking no for an answer.

$5 says Fox News now makes a story about how Overwatch is a sex simulator. Given their past journalistic integrity, I’m sure they will do thorough research on the subject and provide us an unbiased story.

This might just be me, but isn’t tying DRM to a specific VR headset kinda like trying to make a game exclusive to a specific brand of monitor? They aren’t making a stand alone video game system, they are providing a peripheral for VR experiences.

Would still prefer Ghostbusters 3 over a remake of the original. Scrapping the original lore was the biggest mistake Sony made when putting this together.

Then organic crops should be outlawed too. It is practically impossible for today’s organic crops to exist in the wild without human intervention.

The only natural foods are the ones found in the wild. Everything you pick up in a grocery store has been purposefully modified by human hands for production quantity and quality. You can’t say one is more natural then the other when neither are natural.

People are still going to hate this movie because it isn’t Ghostbusters 3, it’s a reboot of the original franchise that no one wanted.

You act like cops only want to turn the cameras off to cover up their violent acts when it is should be the other way around. Cops have been getting slammed by media mostly because of he said she said stories, the cameras are there to help them prove their side of the story. If a cop committed a violent act with the…

Considering that cops are people to, it only makes sense to allow them some leniency. I know I wouldn’t want an employer watching my every move when I take a personal call, have a lunch break, or go to the restroom.

That’s what I was going to say. You’d figure that if a hacker was going to try to put maleware on Twitter, they would at least be smart enough to use a stolen credit card.