I agree. I don't know if you saw a news bulletin a while back about the first driverless-car accident (google car). It was actually the fault of the other car, not the driverless-car. I thought that was funny.

I have sweeping the floors... I prefer to vacuum. Sweeping always ends up lifting the dust, and all that airborne crap ends up on the furniture, or we end up breathing it.

Well... I think if my pipes can handle what comes out of my body... it can certainly handle the little confetti bits of paper. Notice that they are not strips of paper like a normal shredder.

You should then flush the confetti down the toilet.

My out of office autoreply includes a sentence that says:

At 2:48 he cuts paper like it was butter... and he has only "slightly improved the edge"... he is not even done yet! I don't think I have ever owned a knife that sharp.

"throwing the bally thing"... I think that should be the new official name for that sport.

A wall would be completely vertical... pretty uncomfortable. But it's probably more of a pain in the ass to carry that chair around.

Well... limitless and infinite are not the same. A ball for example can be said to be limitless, because it has no "limit" in the sense that it has no edge (like a circle would, for example)... but is not infinite because it has a finite volume and area.

Nope... minimum distance from Earth to Mars is 34 Million miles.

I was just about to write the same thing... Apple is also to blame for using such easily obtained information for security.

I should have thought of that. :-)

Why not just use a 3G/LTE USB modem?

I can imagine him pointing it at someone, like a sniper, and saying "Pew Pew!". Thanks for making me laugh today.

I was able to find a ton of mistakes throughout the whole article... but she did say her hand was out of commission and perhaps she is using voice dictation to "write" the article.

Thanks for pointing that out. I hadn't seen the clasp-cam... I couldn't figure out how it would take a picture and how it would be different from tearing the sheet from a notepad and holding it infront of an iPad.

Ok... you are into notes.... I'll make a note of that.

I use my sleeve when at the office... but here in the tropics we usually wear short sleeves most of the time.

It can be a hazard either way, as someone in a real rush to get into the bathroom could smack you on the way in (you are in a rush to get in, but not to get out, IYKWIM). It's just cleaner if it opens to the outside.

And you have a handy towel to open the door with... avoiding having to touch the bacteria-covered door handle with your clean hands.