Re: [LAU] LightWorks for Linux Demo

On Sun, 2013-03-17 at 07:55 -0400, jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com wrote: :D We have very interesting culture all over this planet, including the USA, but what counts aren't all those cultures, just the anti-cultures do: - Jesus Christ (walking upon the water, another Jew is known for bending spoons, does anybody really know the Sermon on the Mount? More likely an atheist like me does know it, than a so called "good Christian") - Mickey Mouse (hell, Carl Barks' versions of Donald Duck are much more interesting than Mickey Mouse and when academics became aware of it, they've done everything to make it as worse as Mickey Mouse) We shouldn't do the same with Linux! - Adolf Hitler (it doesn't matter, if you are pro or con, both is the same, people care too much about the Hitler myth) - Coca Cola (In the Josef Albers museum, Quadrat Bottrop, they provided and they perhaps still do, an experiment. There are several Coca Cola drink cans and you should find out, what nuance of red is the colour of the original can) One Linux coders licence does include that it's not allowed to use the software to record religious content :D, I can't remember which software it is, the coder was more precise, named chanting etc.. As an experiment I tried to stay as long as possible clueless about the information that a new pope is voted and about any further information. A few hours after he became pope I already was aware of it and already was aware about his showbiz name and from wich country he is. I had no chance to avoid it. It only is possible to avoid to get more information, by looking away, go away instead of listening, stop reading as soon as he's mentioned etc.. Time to go off-line and to fix some issues for my Arch Linux install ;).