One does not simply ignore 23 flavors.

I've waited years for a portable version of this, no, I literally dreamed of it...

The Foundry does this (or something very similar) with their compositing software: Nuke(X). I'm pretty sure it's aimed at businesses who at times require the software. It's about time they did it, i'm sure The Foundry makes a ton of cash over it :o

I know they sell CS5 for students (forgot exactly how much) but I think they're aiming for companies/businesses with this plan.

mMmMm oatmeal :]

"I didn't fail the test, I just found 100 ways to do it wrong..." - Benjamin Franklin

Same here. I never play for more than 2 hours really. Even if I did, i'm sure I'd be somewhere where if I had to charge, i'd be able to.

I lose so much respect for companies due to some of the idiots who represent them when they talk crap about their competition. It seems unprofessional in my opinion.

See, this is how you get into my wallet. Well, i'm still not 100% on it but at least now i'll definitely get a chance to try it out!

All facts aside, I think it will most likely go down like this:

I was going to purchase 2 desks for my office through Ikea's online store but the shipping costs ended up being way too expensive. I'm pretty sure that's just to get you to drive over there if possible.

Cinefex had an issue a few months back pretty much devoted to Tron: Legacy and there was a lot about the method they used to make Jeff Bridges look younger.

I'm no college professor but if I was, I honestly wouldn't waste time on the students who don't care about the course. I'd focus on those who were. With that in mind, you'd avoid situations like these @.@

It's sad seeing people open up about this in the comments especially when the top right of the article states "Apr 1, 2011"

Yessirrr "To undo a +1, click the +1 button again. You can also manage and delete your +1's directly from the +1’s tab in your profile."

"To undo a +1, click the +1 button again. You can also manage and delete your +1's directly from the +1’s tab in your profile."

It's the secret ingredient =]

Zooming in enough to make my finger 1 pixel wide is too much for me x.x Especially when you consider the amount of real estate you have on a small tablet.

Imagine trying to open a 3gb+ photoshop file on an iPad :D

I wouldn't consider myself an "ultra-nerd" but desktops are everything in my field of work. I know you mentioned something along the lines of this but the software I use can't work without a certain amount of power. I'm talking compositing, video editing, 3D modeling, and with the expansion and growth of 3D, stereo.…