Warp wrote:
>   I don't know if POV-Ray is being used for that purpose, but if I'm not
> mistaken one of the early POV-Ray developers had physical disabilities,
> but that didn't stop him from making a wonderful job at participating in
> the development of POV-Ray and contributing significant important
> features. Disabilities are certainly not an obstacle to programming or, in
> this case, computer graphics.

Even blindness is not an obstacle for programming, from what I've heard
(it surely is for computer graphics, of course)

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