Dark Matter, a possible Stargate Universe alternative?
Stargate writers and producers, Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie, have teamed up for a 4-issue comic series called Dark Matter. Here’s an official series description:
A derelict ship floats in space, its troubled crew awakened from stasis with no memories of who they are or how they got on board. Their search for answers triggers the vessel’s deadly security system: a relentless android bent on their destruction. Facing threats at every turn, they have to work together to survive a voyage charged with vengeance, redemption, betrayals, and hidden secrets best left unknown.
It’s said Joseph Mallozzi is pitching Dark Matter as “a high-end cable television series.”
Based on the official series description, I can only imagine it will be very familiar to the Stargate Universe (SGU) tv drama and character suspense with the touch of space missions.
I for one would love to see the SGU return but thats very unlikely. I’m quite sure it was in Mallozzi’s interest and the rest of the SGU crew to entertain us with many more amazing episodes and seasons. I also remember SGU was originally pitched as a five season series.
Hopefully Dark Matter can bring those same character plots and dramatic yet complex human interaction that was instilled in SGU from the beginning, which left us at the very end of it’s series finale with a memorable cliffhanger and endless questions.
If this is the alternative version of the Stargate Universe tv show set with a different format, space mission and badass enemies, I will personally take whatever these fine writers and masters of Space tv show drama and action scene they have to offer. I know many other Stargate fans would agree.
You can still watch every Stargate episode, season and every series on Netflix.
Stay tune here or read the article post from GateWorld for further details on Dark Matter.
Jay Swain 12:57 am on October 13, 2010 Permalink
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Josue R. 7:27 pm on October 13, 2010 Permalink
It doesn’t bypass the scp password prompt. I left it on the script so its safer to prompt than storing your password and piping it to scp. If you use this script on a server which you have SSH password-less access configured (aka your public ssh key on the server) then the password should not prompt you.
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Josh 4:17 pm on April 1, 2011 Permalink
Sorry I’m a shell script noob, but is this all about wrapping up local Git changes and pushing them via scp?
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Greg 10:47 pm on September 27, 2011 Permalink
I am two weeks into using GIT and I’m already using your script to post from my VPS to a GoDaddy account. This works well! My only question is why have you asked to Push changes to remote repo at the end of the script?
Josue R. 8:24 pm on January 6, 2012 Permalink
@Josh pushing files via “scp” because GoDaddy didn’t make it easy to go regular “git push”. (Its been a long while so i think they might have updated their hosting to allow Git – unfortunately i’m no longer with GoDaddy neither recommend them to anyone.)