I'm being an ass because my research doesn't support your conclusion? Go do some research beyond, "first thing I see".

Oh yeah, good point.

I love it. I can't wait to see Google's stuff, and see the fake ThinkGeek products that might become real products.

It gives a pretty significant Spoiler Alert for a decent while before the part you're talking about.

That's one dictionary entry. Before posting this comment I found more than enough for both initialism and acronym that are directly contradictory to your point. I'm sure you're very proud that you cherry picked an entry that agrees with you, but they all don't. Initialism isn't even a word as old as acronym. It's a…

It's because it's not as clear cut as you make it out to be, and lots of people make the same mistake that you make when making distinction between acronyms and initialisms.

What!?! hahah

He managed to spend all that time and the video just looks like a typical chopped Ken Burns effect. Why not some camera angle change reveals? Is it because the textures were ripped straight from the painting? Are there textures where we can't see?

France is a lot less prudish than the US, if that's where you're from.

That's Bill Plympton. You must be rich.

Thank you for the Bill Plympton.

If people are using Facebook and bitching about this acquisition then they are certifiably insane.

Yeah, I watched all of the VR Dev Days talks. You make good points here. I knew that Valve wasn't planning on hardware, but do you think they'll still be teamed with Oculus now?

Ouch.

hahaha right?

I've thought about that. I imagine Microsoft tried to buy them, Sony, Samsung... who knows? But they only accepted the one that shared their vision of the future of VR and agreed to let them have independence. I'm glad for that, even if it is Facebook.

I feel like if it was truly appealing then people wouldnt've cared. I just don't think 3D TV at home was really appealing for many people. I know I couldn't care less.

I don't agree that glasses are the reason 3D TV has died.