Now we just need to see how the outcome turns out.

You can see the thundering on the surface of the planet.

Thanks for sharing.

Kudos to the gamers.

If he did this for an extended period of time involving hundreds of photos, then he now has next to zero credibility after all those lies.

Not so good for him consider his profession is a photographer.

I wonder who is going to purchase his photos now.

Two points:

1) *Stimuls* rarely worked
2) patents are fundamentally incompatible in a Libertarian society.

Hmm..Seems *neat* and promising.

Yay! Softwar Freedom Day. Go FOSS! not sure how I'm going to celebrate though

"be another case where spending more money does not produce a better educational outcome." second this, especially in a public school environment where the curriculum were hijacked by the bureaucrats. the infrastructure argument have been used by the Unions as an excuse for getting more funding. for private education, it's a different story. private schools can probably utilize gadgetes like these better.

Hoping good results coming out.

Can we have some more gold?

It would be fun to see robots doing other sports.

Hmm...interesting stuff.

Mica said "screeners should be privatized and the agency dismantled."

Good, they have no business in airline security at the federal level.

Does he realize what a big mistake he has made in producing such agency? Maybe he does now.

This is why Libertarians dislike Dems and Neo-Cons.

They always believed a Gov. solution, only to realized later it becomes nothing more than a bureaucracy.

"He won't go through a full body scanner at an airport because 'I don't want them circulating pictures of my beautiful body' all over. He said he opts for a pat-down, and just 'closes his eyes and imagines a beautiful female."

Ha! with a more male hand.

Good to hear. Go Open Source!

"....walks players through the creation of a smartphone, highlighting many of the negative aspects. There are four brief stages: running a mining facility in the Congo, saving suicidal factory workers, handing out phones to oblivious consumers, and generating e-waste through planned obsolescence." Sounds exciting. Maybe they should release a sequel