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The philosophy tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the nature of existence, the purpose of human life, and metaphysical questions. Threads explore topics such as the existence of a next life, the limits of human memory and proof of past lives, and the role of Supreme Lord Krishna. Other posts delve into fundamental questions about reality, unanswered mysteries of our world, and perspectives from thinkers like U.G. Krishnamurti. These conversations are philosophical and religious in nature, often referencing Hindu concepts and challenging scientific materialism. The tag is not related to Windows, Microsoft, or technology.
  1. News

    More on the openFrameworks and the Kinect

    I guess it's Peter Daukintis week. :) Today's project he's showing off the openFrameworks. Reminder about openFrameworks? openFrameworks is designed to work as a general purpose glue, and wraps together several commonly used libraries, including: OpenGL, GLEW, GLUT, libtess2 and cairo for...
  2. Mike

    Facilitating Free Discussion – The Balancing Act

    The goal at Windows8Forums.com is facilitate an open, unbiased community of technology enthusiasts. That is a careful balancing act, and a nice term for saying that even if you disagree with something related to Microsoft Windows, we are not going to kick you to the curb. We have discussed this...
  3. News

    Announcing Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure

    Today, Microsoft is announcing a shift in philosophy on how we approach the topic of vulnerability disclosure, reframing the practice of "Responsible Disclosure" to "Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure." In recognition of the endless debate between responsible disclosure and full disclosure...
  4. Grub

    VIDEO Bioshock Infinite: Exploring the Floating City of Columbia and Its Philosophical Themes

    Irrational games are at it again, announcing another game in the series which include System Shock 2 (with Looking Glass Studios), BioShock and BioShock 2 where they provided character and environment art for their impressive city of Rapture. BioShock: Infinite takes place in 1912 in a city...