Comment Re:He's a real genius. (Score 1) 391
MOD UP!!!!
Comment Re:He claims this himself (Score 1) 391
I bet he hacked a Gibson too. "Mess with the best, die like the rest"
Comment Re:Always videos :( (Score 0) 293
You ain't cool unless you do video
Comment Re:1 Trillion (Score 1) 80
It better not drink my beer!
Comment Re:if you've nothing to hide, you've nothing to fe (Score 1) 129
So all your gun-ho, "an armed society is a polite society" bullshit is proven incorrect.
Can you give us some proof that its incorrect? Also, define civilized for me.
Comment Re:Count on every Warmist... (Score 1) 846
Don't forget the other side of the coin too https://www.google.com/search?q=climate+change+lobby+billions
Comment Re:Impending backfire of doom (Score 3, Funny) 120
Maybe it will open your eyes to new genres
Comment Re:Asia Vs. America (Score -1, Offtopic) 263
Pretty much spot on.
Comment Re:Really? (Score 1) 494
On the Bin Laden raid, BULLSHIT!!!! He was worried that the attempt would fail and look bad on him. There were several other plans put in place to take him out and he denied all of them. He has no military experience. He has no leadership experience. It took countless amount of high ranking military officials to convince him to do this. And were was he when the raid was starting? The fucking golf course. He had to be pulled in.
POV-Ray Is Now FLOSS 121
An anonymous reader writes "Starting with version 3.7, POV-Ray is released under the AGPLv3 (or later) license and thus is Free Software according to the FSF definition. 'Free software' means software that respects users' freedom and community. Roughly, the users have the freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. With these freedoms, the users (both individually and collectively) control the program and what it does for them. Full source code is available, allowing users to build their own versions and for developers to incorporate portions or all of the POV-Ray source into their own software provided it is distributed under a compatible license (for example, the AGPL3 or — at their option — any later version). The POV-Ray developers also provide officially-supported binaries for selected platforms (currently only Microsoft Windows, but expected to include OS X shortly)."
Update: 11/14 21:57 GMT by U L : The previous distribution terms and source modification license.
Comment Re:Hopefully a simple question (Score 1) 91
Because of the promise of
1. point and click install of everything
2. renders fast (because of caching)
3. thousand of plugins
4. Don't need a programmer to use it
Comment NO!!!! (Score 1) 69
I am seeing this new design pattern everywhere and it's just horrid. Update functionality and not design.
Comment Re:Really? (Score 1) 88
If they received government funding to do this research, then yes we do.
Comment Re:How shocking!! (Score 1) 55
No wonder every Canonical press release is front page on Slashdot. Ubuntu fanboys are almost as bad as Apple fanboys.
Comment Re:IT admins are special (Score 5, Funny) 397
Based on this comment, it seems you have been married awhile.
