That could slow the mainstream adoption of 3D printing and imply that anyone uploading CAD files to a public site was somehow infringing on rights, notes Cory Doctorow, a Canadian science writer who blogs for Boing Boing.
Plus, there's the accompanying onslaught of press coverage from not only the typical array of technology news sites and Apple blogs, but also a slew of mainstream media outlets like The Wall St. Journal, Reuters, Time, CNN, CNBC, and many others.
Second of all: I've always been partial to the music comparison myself, but whether we choose dance or melody, the analogy is crucial for understanding how games function, and why they've been slow to find mainstream acceptance.
Alyona Korolyova thought she had seen everything – the lifting of Russia's ban on homosexuality after the Soviet Union fell, the slow appearance of mainstream gay clubs, and even, once, a young gay couple on a TV sitcom.
Mø's music has the potential to infiltrate the mainstream – Slow Love's fluttering falsetto melodies in particular – but when she strains too hard for a huge pop chorus, as on Don't Wanna Dance, it feels like one of this debut's weaker moments.
Right now the network is a bit too slow for most mainstream applications.
A new Kickstarter project wants to take extreme slow motion more mainstream, with a camera design called the 'edgertronic' that's both compact and capable of capturing video at extremely high frame rates.
I was worried about what had ever happened to "user-generated content," the hot Web trend from 2006 that was supposed to tap "wisdom of the crowds" and create an endless free source of high-quality Internet prose and video; content whose existence should reassure anyone mourning the slow disappearance of mainstream media.
In fact, it was the product of an agent receiving a "make-work" assignment on a "slow day".. Mainstream media avoids the above issues like the plague even though they are the victims.
In April, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told VICE News he would introduce a bill to "decriminalize" marijuana, a testament to the slow-but-steady mainstreaming of the drug in America.
