Comment Too bad (Score 1) 86
I saw a holographic arts exhibit in San Francisco in the late 80s that took up a huge warehouse. Saw some amazing stuff there, sad to see the art form is dying.
Comment The sentence should be (Score 1) 432
They should /attempt/ to keep him in jail for the rest of his life, that'd be a fair sentence for attempted murder.
Bookmark PS3 to enable 3D movies on Blu-Ray and YouTube (builderbrush.com)
Comment Amazon ratings (Score 1) 262
Maybe you're forgetting that for the most part, the old joysticks /were/ lousy. I would have given them one star on Amazon, too.
Submission + - Adobe 3D Flash Player on the horizon (digg.com)
b00m3rang writes: This is going to be huge. The biggest barrier to 3D content creation and distribution is is about to fall, with the upcoming addition of a 3D environment to the ubiquitous Flash Player. It's a great time to be a 3D artist!
Submission + - Add Motion Capture to your animations on the cheap (builderbrush.com) 1
b00m3rang writes: Motion Capture is a great way to animate 3D models with very lifelike movements, but is very costly. Here's a cheap alternative... Download pre-captured motions and apply them to your 3D Models.
Comment Re:In Soviet Russia... (Score 0, Flamebait) 183
Yeah, you've definitely got nothing... why don't you go ahead and not post. That'd be great.
While you're at it, don't breed.
Thanks.
Man Put On "No-Fly List" While In Air To NYC 300
An unnamed man flying from Nigeria to New York City found out he was added to a no-fly list somewhere above the Atlantic Ocean, when the plane stopped to refuel in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Officials won't say what he did or why he was added to the list after he had already boarded a flight. He was not immediately charged with a crime and Customs and Border Protection will only say that he is a "potential person of interest." From the article: "The man, a citizen of Gambia, was not on the no-fly list when he boarded the aircraft in Dakar, Senegal, said a US official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the issue publicly."
