Last time I checked, GIMP offered the user the choice between choosing whether to use single-window or multi-window interfaces.

That Photoshop copy was probably either pirated or purchased for 10 yuan...from a guy who pirated it.

When corporations and the government have pretty much circumvented the way American government is supposed to work, why have a Constitution at all?

How is there an article about robots and robot love without any mention of Japan in it?

More proof that just because you're a professor or student from Harvard, you aren't instantly a respectable or knowlegeable authority.

There goes the Linux version of Skype (not that it was good, but you can expect it to lag further behind than the other platform versions or cease to exist altogether).

Nice boat.

IN a few years the contents of Urban Dictionary will be added to the Oxford English Dictionary as well.

Coming soon to a camera near you.

Google does not approve.

Showing real courage, it ran 0.5 meters before falling back and hitting itself on the head, frying all its circuitry in the process.

Pretty much the entire article could be summed up in one sentence: Sony abused the f**k out of the DMCA. A bit of a rant on the DMCA (might be a tad offtopic but not really): Aren't our elected leaders supposed to represent us and not JUST big content/software companies (so we can really avoid Sony coming after people's asses)?

Probably means something akin to being AFK.

A pretty large majority of the article went into arguing that just because Google lacks good social networking tools, it is declining. What kind of logic is that?

I feel like a fair portion of the museum should be dedicated to his innovations in 3D Graphics. He wasn't a video game artist, but I feel as if a lot of the technology he pioneered really helped create the modern 3D shooter.