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Sunday, February 26, 2006

Grandfather Paradox

According to Steven Gibbs, the Grandfather Paradox cannot exist because when you go back in time you travel to a parallel earth on an alternate timeline close to ours. You would kill a man that was close to your grandfather, but not the same.

Who knows if that man would even marry your grandmother. He might remain single or die in a war.

In fact, Steven Gibbs claims the HDR is designed so you cannot go back to the direct past. So to prevent gambling and such. This eliminates the possibility of a grandfather paradox.

Saturday, February 25, 2006

Glossary of Time Travel Terms

There is a glossary of time travel that has in it information about Steven Gibbs and the HDR. It also contains information about John Bajak who invented the Flux Cap and George Notdahl that builds the Multiverse Resonator.

It is called Glossary of Time Travel Terms - Steven Gibbs.

Sunday, February 19, 2006

Timecops???

I have been asked to stop using the term TIMECOPS, perhaps it offends someone so I will refer to them as

Temporal Enforcement Constabulary

or TECs for short. Anyway timecops reminds me of that awful time travel movie that came out in 1994 by john clod van dammed.

In other news Steven Gibbs told me about a man who uses a special grandfather clock for time travel adventures. OK, I can already see myself calling Walmart.

"Do you guys carry grandfather clocks? Heavy ain't they?"

Monday, February 13, 2006

Netflix throttling heavy users

I hate it that airlines overbook and you get stuck in a hotel when you paid full price for your ticket, and that web hosting firms promise 100gigs/mth transfer but kick you out for overusing their service when you use less than 1 gig/month.

Still, it left a bad taste in my mouth when netflix started throttling heavy users of its so-called service. You get hit if you return DVDs too early. So if you want to rent a vid of Napoleon Dynamite with the time machine that looks close to Steven Gibbs HDR, watch out!

In other news there is actually a website that measures the amount of netflix throttle that goes one.