Here's an active version of the link.

http://www.tomsgames.com/us/2007/12/21/soul_code/

That "Tron" part of the guy drives me nuts, in one sense I am optimistic when I realize the little people know of subtle idiology, technology, and realization.

When I read this article, I said to myself, Does one make every excuse to define a religion, or does a religion re-excuse one's definitions? I like a good argument. So it just means something to me.

The technology is free now, but when it's not, there will be an uprising, a sweet spot. I say, burn the freaks who make life miserable, that is the the old story. It's a universal truth.

The Tron followers want reason, declaration in this existence, in this time, the mortality of man, stories that stare a young kid in the face, and say, Does your story get any better? That piece of life that stuck with you.
My thought, Give me liberty of give me death.

At the end of the day, another producer(or whomever), defined it all, and said it's got alot of hype.

slightly edited 12/30/07

Boingo_Buzzard Wroteoes anyone have any idea who he's talking about?

I think he's talking about Steve Jobs and Apple.

When Jobs bought Pixar from George Lucas, he didn't really think much of computer graphics at the time. Almost makes you wonder why he bought the company. But a decade later, and suddenly Jobs had changed his tune: thanks to the success of Toy Story and the other Pixar films.