No mac support, no care.

You want citation, I got your citations! http://www.4colorrebellion.com/archives/2010/05/11/gamers-are-awesome-gamers-are-assholes-observations-from-the-humble-bundle/ People pirated something you could get for near free.

Because it doesn't matter. People shouldn't be voting on party affiliation as much as they should be voting for people who do the right things.

See Amendment 2

Frequently updating your password is more a security hazard than just using a single secure one.

Why bother with a third, and wasteful dimension when we have millions of miles of roads already? I say we'll more easily create auto-pilot 2D cars, using current infrastructure long before flying cars. And when we can go 100-200 mph on current roads (g-force withstanding), who needs a third dimension?

You mean the fact that "Organic farming" couldn't even feed enough people on this planet and would leave billions starving? It's easy to say "I want more organic farming" when you're not one of the billions of people who would be starving from lack of food.

You talk as if gas cost is a constant and doesn't fluctuate up to as high as $3.50

Bring on the retina displays for computers!

People seem to forget that printers need the super high resolution because they don't have nearly the color gradient that a monitor has. Every pixel on my monitor can display 1 in a (sic) millions colors. Most printers offer up to at most 7 possible colors for a single "pixel". Thus at a much higher dpi, it can better estimate the actual color you wanted. Honestly, 300 dpi x millions of colors should be enough for anyone.

Yeah, because THAT doesn't have any complications, and is very easy to design and work around.

The sikuli language supports fuzziness. You can actually have a "close match", and you can set the tolerance.

A combination of Bugzilla and Wiki. Wiki keeps track of backlog. Bugzilla keeps track of tasks.

It's not merely a matter of what resolution you are running at, but how many polys you are pushing, how many texture passes you are doing, and what shaders you are taking advantage of. As long as artists can dream, we will require more and more power from our graphics renderers.