Kevin

So, the massive holes in the plot meant nothing to you? The stunt casting of Cillian Murphy as Dillinger's son? The fact that programs don't die? This movie created more problems than any other film in recent memory. Sure, it might look pretty, the story is about as strong as a wet paper towel. But, you know. That's what the current generation of film watchers love these days: lots of flash, zero story.

It's not when he boots up, it's when his Solar Cells reach a full charge.

Yeah, I also don't understand the dissing of the New York Times. It's the world's largest newspaper for a reason: great writing.

I'm still waiting on the gripping "The power button can sleep, shutdown, or restarts your computer!!!" feature.

This is idiotic. Why buy this when I can do the same thing in Google Maps for free?

"Thing are going off the rails" - you mean "Things". Still haven't cracked that Proofreading 2.0 hack.

Get a life.

So, since you've "been" to LA, that makes you qualified to call it a one-industry town? Idiocy. I've been to London, does that mean I can say their only industry is pubs?

Yeah, I will never, ever forget this Wired cover:

http://www.magazine.org/Editorial/40-40-covers/33b.jpg

In fact, I have that issue and will probably never let go of it. Anyone frame magazine covers?

Are you an idiot? The passengers died on impact, not eaten by alligators. Nice work trying to attach two unrelated things together.