I worked on the VFX of a movie in 2012 where we actually used a Kinect as a cheap Lidar replacement for mapping set geometry. Such a useful little device.

Goodness, this guy certainly seems to think highly of himself!

…And it’s horribly ugly to boot.

Are they magically reverting to Windows NT 4.0 for this build?

It’s still early days…

/s

I don’t understand why the terms of “purchasing” digital content can’t specify a way to access content in the event that a vendor has to stop offering it.

Surely if the content creator is offering it for sale, it should be illegal to disallow use of it after being purchased.

This is one of them that I remember from 2016:

https://www.theguardian.com/media-network/2016/dec/02/battle...

I don’t see how even Facebook could have an issue with “telegram” being used commercially, but I wouldn’t be totally surprised if they did.

Deep in Meta HQ: "How dare the metric system infringe on our IP"

Or Better Off Ted. The episode about racially insensitive security cameras is comedy gold.

I was excited for this as well, but it’s understandable because even the best raster -> vector conversion apps usually need a fair bit of cleanup.

Awesome.

Now do America.