As a colorblind person, this won't help in the slightest. We don't need to know what color it is, we need to be able to differentiate it. I came across a menubar app for OS X that applied a filter that showed normal visioned people what we saw, and could correct for our vision. I can't remember the name now, though.…

You know...

After reading these comments, I have deduced that people will bitch and moan, talk like they're going to leave, and keep using it reluctantly because the other social media websites are sub-par.

*Wooosh*

That's because it had other provisions in it, including a big one about funding and paychecks for the military. Had he vetoed it, he'd be played as someone who hates the troops.

Get back in your hole, bigot.

My family's dropped an already massive sum of money on my textbooks for high school, and I haven't even gotten into the AP textbooks. If I could, say, get an interactive AP physics book on my iPad, I'd be insanely happy.

Considering most high schools and colleges have projectors in every room, I wonder if this'd be a viable system for school-wide announcements. And, It does have an AC adapter.

The thing is, that's not how it works. Mashable's staff at the event are saying that you have to authorize them first: "You will have to authorize each one, even if you have a pre-existing relationship with them."

I...what the fuck am I reading?

Oh god, sudden want.

TL:DR: Terrible.

It is, you're just getting a mobile version designed to be straight and to the point for people who need it to be.

But, I'm color blind, I can't see 3d like this!

They could change their logos, background color and add a small text box below the search buttons on Google search, something similar on Youtube, and nothing for Gmail after you login, but something on the login page. Maybe?

Google and Wikipedia have said they might do a blackout.

And then you go out of business because you were an asshole.

[www.victorinox.com]

I like the way you think.

Buy an iTunes gift card, write the code on a piece of paper and not tell them what it's for. Heh.