Comment Re:Invite only? (Score 1) 284
Aston Martin's
Actually, I think the correct pluralization is Aston's Martin.
Comment Re:The solution.. (Score 1) 484
I think the word that you are looking for is "adverbize."
"Abverbinate" would also be acceptable.
Comment Re:So you don't have to waste your time (Score 1) 378
Try:
"Initially, it was boasted that Vista would be the most costliest-ever operating system to develop..."
"The world was looking for the joiner of Novell's time-honored and rock-solid NetWare network operating system to be joined fully to Linux."
Hand Written Clock 86
a3buster writes "This clock does not actually have a man inside, but a flatscreen that plays a 24-hour loop of this video by the artist watching his own clock somewhere and painstakingly erasing and re-writing each minute. This video was taken at Design Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach 2009."
Comment Help (Score 1) 179
Will this run on my StarTAC?
Comment Re:Blondie (Score 1) 68
You mean Nena.
Comment I am Naga Eboko, exchange student from Cameroon. (Score 4, Funny) 92
Beef jerky time.
Comment Re:Newly retrodden ground (Score 2, Funny) 600
It's probably already in emacs.
Comment Re:Chrome does it better (Score 3, Funny) 447
In the next version it's going to show sites that don't even exist yet.
Comment Re:List his peace initiatives... (Score 1) 541
And he doesn't tip.
Comment Re:Joe Hewitt abandoned developers (Score 3, Funny) 485
I'm a hobbiest iPhone developer. The way I see it, the problem is not with Apple enforcing its unknown API restriction. The problem is with Apple *selectively* enforcing that particular restriction and many others.
I'm a Hobbesian iPhone developer, so I really have no problems with my submission to Apple.
Comment Re:eternal life: "can" does not mean "should" (Score 1) 375
I'd probably just find a new bridge game.
Comment Re:In Soviet Russia (Score 1) 265
I thought connecting to a PPPoE network was the router's job.
Comment Re:This is gthe only real answer (Score 1) 184
Oh man, does this mean slashdot is going to come after my http://questionmarkdot.org/ and http://perioddot.org/ domains?
OpenGL Shading Language 3rd Edition 46
Martin Ecker writes "The “OpenGL Shading Language” (also called the Orange Book because of its orange cover) is back in its third edition, with updated discussions of the OpenGL shading language (up to version 1.40, introduced with OpenGL 3.1). Like the previous edition, the third edition of the book is one of the best introductions to GLSL — the OpenGL Shading Language — that not only teaches the ins and outs of GLSL itself but also explains in-depth how to develop shaders in GLSL for lighting, shadows, animation, and other topics relevant to real-time computer graphics." Keep reading for the rest of Martin's review.
