Carrying around a camera covered in Sugru is also an effective form of birth control.
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He stole that from Picasso.
This. Steve Jobs is responsible for making technology appealing to consumers in a lot of ways.
I'm surprised to see Gizmodo joining the patent troll brigade.
You could use something like this on the key end: [epic.cm] and then have short lengths of cable with male ends hanging from a fixture on your wall.
Since this is Sony we're talking about, how are they going to gimp the device, infuriate customers with it, and ultimately make what could have been a good product into a completely useless one?
Now listed at $999 in store only.
This might seem obvious, but whatever it is I'm certain it required a lot of software development time. How do I know? Because clearly they only had a few people working on Lion - whatever they're working on Lion took a back seat to it. What I'm trying to say is Lion sucks balls.
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If you can see the light, you aren't capturing it to harvest its energy. If you can't see it, then why are you outputting it? It would be far better to invent a display that didn't output wasteful light.
Google should buy it and take all the best parts and add them to Android.
No that makes sense - but only if they're also charging 20 cents to receive a message, bringing the total cost to 40 cents. After all, doing something that is basically free should cost roughly the same price as hand delivering a message via USPS to any doorstep in the world.
My router has FBI VAN 32 as the SSID.
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Support your local space program so we can get off this rock in time.
But are they going to provide free WiFi to the city or something?
Wow - I've never seen this technology ever before since 1990.
In related news, I am now accepting unsolicited donations.
So now I can start playing the "stop hitting yourself!" with some simple bluetooth hacking? Awesome.