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    Life beyond earth is found in area 51

    , Yesterday I was enjoying the CD of a Hollywood film called "Independence Day", it was really interesting film. I enjoyed it very much, the actors were Cin Conery, Willis etc. There was a interesting shot taken in the area 51, it was greatly amazing, the script of this movie is so much informative and commendable one.

    For a few seconds I was thinking that "my house # is also "51", and the film story was also telling about area 51, hence I see here and there about any resemblance of the story, any alien if found then next day I could convey that alien visited my home, but it was not ofcourse happened. I was just in state of "fully consuming my sleeping hours in looking this grand movie (so called Hollywood buster).

    I think there are many rumors about area 51 spread among the tech. peoples, one of them I have just visited to him he told me that "in area 51 there are many aliens are already caught and kept in the secret capsule containers.

    The life may be on a great distance, or there is "no one" beyond our earth, only silence is there on every planet and at every place in this universe.

    These are all our creations of our minds.(of the earth people), is it not true. or the misconceptions !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by suntrack2 View Post
    , Yesterday I was enjoying the CD of a Hollywood film called "Independence Day", it was really interesting film. I enjoyed it very much...
    I'm with you so far. Yes; a good and fun film.
    Quote Originally Posted by suntrack2 View Post
    There was a interesting shot taken in the area 51, it was greatly amazing, the script of this movie is so much informative and commendable one.
    [screeches to a halt]
    Informative? I do hope there is a language issue here, because I have no clue how that movie informs me about a top secret installation.
    Quote Originally Posted by suntrack2 View Post
    For a few seconds I was thinking that "my house # is also "51", and the film story was also telling about area 51, hence I see here and there about any resemblance of the story
    The movie probably resembles your house just as much as the real area 51.

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    Connery, Willis?
    Are you sure you saw Independence Day?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laguna2 View Post
    Connery, Willis?
    Are you sure you saw Independence Day?
    Could be Willis Smith? And Colin, not conery?

    Anyway, it is a different country, so I'll give some leeway. All the American actors are probably alike.

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    I've seen that one. Sean Connery and Bruce Willis in a remake of Pennies from Heaven. It turns out the pennies are not from Heaven but are a plot by aliens to tinker with the money supply and wreak economic devestation on Planet Earth. However, due to an error in communication between the alien advance scouts and their home planet they rained copper instead of gold upon the planet. The final result was that the government used this as an opportunity to finally phase out the penny, and everyone lived happily ever after.

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    Re: Life beyond earth is found in area 51

    So Lincoln grew the beard to cover the alien implants?

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    ID4 was a fun and entertaining movie. I like it.

    But it was also non-informative in the extreme. They didn't get anything right. Not the politics. Not the physics. Not the secrecy.
    Not the flying nor the dogfights. Planes cannot do many of the things depicted.
    Area 51 is not a code name for anything.
    The secret base was ludicrous.
    What happened with the fall out when they Nuked the dispatch ship? They never covered that.
    When did Windows and IBM become compatible with alien software?
    This second nuke at least happened out in space but... IF that ship was the size they said (Quarter the mass of the moon) would one small nuke have been enough to make the whole thing suddenly go poof? I can't help but think of action flicks where cars crash and instantly blow up.

    HEY! Total hijack and off topic but... Since I saw I, Robot and I Am Legend... I have this nagging suspicion that Will Smith is mimicking Denzel Washington... Anyone else notice this?
    When did we get a Denzel Smith?

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    Plus, I wanted to kick the filmakers for even suggesting that shooting things out of the sky near the Great Pyramids is a good idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KaiYeves View Post
    Plus, I wanted to kick the filmakers for even suggesting that shooting things out of the sky near the Great Pyramids is a good idea.
    well, given the choice of letting an alien ship with millions of baddies on board get away with taking over the planet to get our "natural resources", or taking out a couple of triangular piles of sandstone, i think i'd maybe take out the piles of rock.
    it's called "collateral damage" in the military.
    but, in the movie, it was just used as a backdrop to show how evil the bad guys are- they took out all the important landmarks that define our civilization- New York City, Hollywood, and Paris France..

    and to answer the earlier question of how a Windows laptop was able to infect an alien mainframe with a virus, you gotta remember that all of our high tech stuff was reverse-engineered from the alien scout ship that crashed at Roswell in 1947..

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    well, given the choice of letting an alien ship with millions of baddies on board get away with taking over the planet to get our "natural resources", or taking out a couple of triangular piles of sandstone, i think i'd maybe take out the piles of rock.
    it's called "collateral damage" in the military.
    but, in the movie, it was just used as a backdrop to show how evil the bad guys are- they took out all the important landmarks that define our civilization- New York City, Hollywood, and Paris France..
    I'm fine with the fact that the aliens are dead, because they were BAD, and the Egyptians are celebrating rightfully, but it made me kind of queasy to see the fiery explosion so close. They had enough celebrating scenes in other places, that one would not have been missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neverfly View Post
    When did Windows and IBM become compatible with alien software?
    Windows is compatible with stuff?

    Please tell MY computer!

    *...runs off to screw with Vista again...

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    Quote Originally Posted by man on the moon View Post
    Windows is compatible with stuff?

    Please tell MY computer!

    *...runs off to screw with Vista again...
    If you're using windows, you shoulda stuck with XP Pro guy...

    Vista is Satan on Earth.

    If I went and bought a PC right now and it came preloaded with eVIlSTA, I would instantly downgrade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neverfly View Post
    If you're using windows, you shoulda stuck with XP Pro guy...

    Vista is Satan on Earth.

    If I went and bought a PC right now and it came preloaded with eVIlSTA, I would instantly downgrade.
    Agreed. It came with. I like the flashiness and slickness, and there are some neat and useful features, but mostly it's just a pain.

    If I ever get my hands on my old XP disk from college (I think it's in some box at my parents place) that'll be the first thing...ooh, my machine will never know what hit it, it'll hurt so good. Like acupuncture!

    I suggest we outsource Vista to all incoming life forms, tell them it's required software if they want to interface with earth. On top of that Vista for Visiting Interplanetary Perusers (VVIPs) is available now for the low price of €359 chits at the duty free shop in Area 51! Buy 'em while they're hot!

    The ten million years it will take them to sort it all out (not just "use" it, but really sort out all the issues) should buy us enough time to build some decent anti-UFO laser weapony looking things that make cool noises and attract oodles of 5 year olds in the one aisle you need at (fill in your store here).

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    Quote Originally Posted by man on the moon View Post
    Agreed. It came with. I like the flashiness and slickness, and there are some neat and useful features, but mostly it's just a pain.

    If I ever get my hands on my old XP disk from college (I think it's in some box at my parents place) that'll be the first thing...ooh, my machine will never know what hit it, it'll hurt so good. Like acupuncture!
    I stockpiled them LOL
    All legal too so don't get in a tizzy.
    Quote Originally Posted by man on the moon View Post
    I suggest we outsource Vista to all incoming life forms, tell them it's required software if they want to interface with earth. On top of that Vista for Visiting Interplanetary Perusers (VVIPs) is available now for the low price of €359 chits at the duty free shop in Area 51! Buy 'em while they're hot!

    The ten million years it will take them to sort it all out (not just "use" it, but really sort out all the issues) should buy us enough time to build some decent anti-UFO laser weapony looking things that make cool noises and attract oodles of 5 year olds in the one aisle you need at (fill in your store here).
    I'm laughing a little bit too hard to come up with an intelligent response...

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    vista sucks so good I vacuum with it. I have replaced it with Linux distributions for two friends.

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    Honestly, I use vista on my main computer, and it is my exclusive operating system (well, I actually do have it dual booted with XP, and I honestly almost never use XP except for Solidworks). It is far better than XP, and from my experience, it is roughly equivalent or faster in just about every case. Boot up times are comparable (both right around 60 seconds), login times are similar (though XP is slightly faster), and actual application performance is slightly faster in Vista. I also like many of the integrated features, as well as the extra security (no viruses, spyware, or adware yet). As much as people complain, it is a great operating system, and my biggest complaint is driver compatibility - it is incredibly hard to find good recent drivers for my video card (apparently a problem that is not unique to vista, but rather common to all nvidia notebook cards). Even that problem is getting better - I'm finally running drivers from October rather than February.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjl View Post
    Honestly, I use vista on my main computer, and it is my exclusive operating system (well, I actually do have it dual booted with XP, and I honestly almost never use XP except for Solidworks). It is far better than XP, and from my experience, it is roughly equivalent or faster in just about every case. Boot up times are comparable (both right around 60 seconds), login times are similar (though XP is slightly faster), and actual application performance is slightly faster in Vista. I also like many of the integrated features, as well as the extra security (no viruses, spyware, or adware yet). As much as people complain, it is a great operating system, and my biggest complaint is driver compatibility - it is incredibly hard to find good recent drivers for my video card (apparently a problem that is not unique to vista, but rather common to all nvidia notebook cards). Even that problem is getting better - I'm finally running drivers from October rather than February.
    YES. You hit the nail on the head. The speed is fine, the security features are nice...but trying to set up the programs I want/need is a pain in the butt. I have spent more time fiddling with the &%#^ patches than actually using the programs. Not to mention the temporary files, the permission issues (often ends in "I signed in as the system administrator...who do you need me to contact again?").

    Flippaly, I have spent a ridiculous amount of time removing programs I DON'T want or DON'T use that start automatically with boot, conjunction with other programs, "reminders" that there are tours of other programs (removing/supressing the programs, turning off the tour is easy). My antivirus refuses to update itself because it's not compatible (it's not Norton, don't worry, though for the life of me I can't figure out how to remove it. I have at least deactivated it though!) with Vista. It will install and run, but for some god-forsaken reason it can't figure out how to find the internet to update it's banks of knowledge. It honestly confuses the #^$% out of me. I should add while I'm ranting that if I DON'T help it find the internet it reminds me every five minutes until I DO.

    Also, my webcam. After three months I finally finagled the software into installing, only to discover that Vista isn't Vista...? The manufacturer released a patch for Vista that I got to install for me earlier, but now that the software is finally working...I tried to install the patch (it had to be put on after turns out) only to discover "that program is designed to run solely in Windows Vista 32 bit or 64 bit only". I said ????. I downloaded it again. Same result. That was last week. I am going to email the manufacturers when I'm a little less frustrated.

    There is one other (well, several, one I'll mention here) issue that confuses the heck out of me. It seems my RAM is insufficient to run Windows Messenger...hmm. I have what should be enough, it runs everything else I need just fine but msnmessenger? Give me a break. An upgrade to the next amount of RAM is several hundred dollars since I have a fair amount already. I am all but given up. It would be cheaper for me to fly home and find the stupid XP disk than for me to get a new webcam, office suite (thank you open office!), RAM upgrade...you get the idea. And it would save me ungodly amounts of time in Vista help forums and on the phone with techie friends.

    I can't even get firefox to connect to the internet. It runs, it opens files on my computer, but it can't access the stinkin' internet! And yes I've done everything I know how with the firewall, windows defender, antiviruses blah blah blah. I am just saying :|

    I could go on for a while. I could also switch OSs, but I am stubborn. Also I really like some of the new features, but they are honestly hardly worth my trouble anymore.

    Thus we should push it on extraterrestrial life as part of our national/planetary defense plan. Not only do they have to figure out how to use and manipulate the OS, but they have to learn at least one Earth language and preferably several coding languages as well. That should take some time!

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    when I tried to find something related to area 51, I found the following one in India. infact I was too much curious to see the alien from area 51 but I just went to a descent place......(not giving clue here) see the following link.

    http://www.area51india.com/

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    Really welcoming you in the Area 51.(area 51 means a colony name, or city name or a village name, or a code name, or a confusing name, my children were asking to me)


    (what will be your expressions when the Area 51's receptionists will welcome you !!! )

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