You know Blender is free open source software, right? Slashdot even helped it to become free and open source many years ago.

The fact that this was modded up as "Interesting" instead of funny is pretty fucking scary. Of course, now watch my comment will be modded up as funny because that's par for the course these days.

I started playing Mines recently, which is just a plain old free open source game from the repos.
Speaking of which....

Embrace
Extend
Extinguish <=== You are here

Bell Telephone made a film in 1958 called The Unchained Goddess and probably played on NBC back in the day in which they mention the looming threat of man made global warming/climate change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

A really long time ago on Slashdot there was a poll for the worst tech movie and The Net (1995) won by a huge margin. However, it would seem that the scenario that it warned us about has come to pass, people trust what a computer says more than physical evidence and it leads to ruining people's lives.

Sounds like Netflix made some risky bets too.

FTFY: So about 8,800 football fields then.

And the malicious attackers come up with a hack against this in 3...2...1...

Heh, we had the same idea. I think you're onto something.

I can understand if they are wanting to preserve parts of the station, but it seems like sending a rocket up to grab it and shoot it to the moon would be useful. Later the materials that end up on the moon could be re-used for small construction projects there without there.

https://news.slashdot.org/stor...

I guess the original release date was Sept 27th.

If the US justice system operates under the principle that 9/10 of the law is based on your intent, then the FBI is guilty because they intentionally set this up knowing that what they were doing was ethically wrong by constitutional standards.

For comparison of comments, it might be interesting to read and compare the /. comments from the initial release of the iPhone to the release of the Vision Pro now 16 years later.
https://apple.slashdot.org/story/07/01/09/1857231/iphone-apple-tv-headline-macworld-keynote

You know if they had just kept the Computing part in the house then they wouldn't need to move it back into the house.