Equally impressive is the other video of the Japanese guy hacking the Jumbotron in Tokyo. Geniuses on both sides of the ocean.

I had to double-check, triple-check, to remove any doubt of its authenticity – this story reads so very much like a chapter from a Philip K. Dick tale that I could not help but reflexively assume that it was. It isn't, but the quality is so high, the functionality of tone and syntax hewn so artfully, that it can be…

@V:

"Our vibrations were getting nasty, but why? Was there no communication . . . had we deteriorated to the level of dumb beasts?"

It's just a mirage.

Five minutes, Turkish.

My childhood memories have now been diminished.

@collex: While the film clips out a few chapters and rearranges some others, it conveys the soul of the book with exquisite precision.

Pics or it didn't happen.

The future approves.

HUZZAH!

We're just a few apps and an accessory away

Shiney! ^_^

Offensively . . . hilarious! ^__^

Sounds like someone's gotten a little too into Rant.

Ah, but the real scenarioss remain untouched: such as Daleks vs The Borg — assimilation versus extermination. (One could fashion a similar match-up out of The Cybermen and The Borg, but their similarities almost make it a case of two alternate versions of the same characters encountering one another.)

Islam, more-or-less, falls under the Judeo-Christian Tent, seeing as how all three lift from the same source material.

And armed with actual arms; which, themselves, wield an uzi and an ax. That is a ship designed to fight space pirates.

I'd hoped someone would mention this. Gracias.

"You can't stop the signal, Mal. You can't stop — "