<quote><p>I can certainly see why Facebook hates it though: Not only does it deprive them of the tracking information for all the people who don't click the like button, it changes the user's choice in clicking the button from "click this button if you like the story, but you'll be tracked either way" to "click this button to cause Facebook to track you" -- and if it becomes common knowledge that that is how the like button works, fewer people will use it.</p></quote>

So, it goes from 'install software to force an opt-out' to opt-in. Fine with me. More sites should do this in order to allow their users a choice.

I have to say that I'm impressed with Heise doing this. This puts the choice of being tracked into the user's hands.

I think the key to preventing people from seeing too much of your information on Facebook, is not to provide that information in the first place. Problem solved.

My two cents, keep the change.

Oh, by the way for those who want a copy but can't seem to get the main blender website to render... Here's a link to the download that worked for me.

http://download.blender.org/release/Blender2.57/

Have fun all :)

What? You can't touch-type? ;)

Anyway, back to the subject at hand. I've been using Blender and 3DS Max for years. I love them both, but for different things. Also, as far as blender is concerned, you can't beat free, and it's still one of the most powerful 3D content creation apps that I've seen. Since I've switched to Linux, I've been playing with it more and more, and enjoying it equally as much. It's also great for making aircraft and other models for X-Plane (www.x-plane.com for those curious).

Enjoy