what's the deal with angry spiders anyway? i stumbled into a web once. then i analyzed the thread mechanics, deduced that the rest of the experience would be gagging on spider webs and trying to figure out where the spider had nested in my hair and got my razor out.

It's not impossible for a market like this to exist, seeing the disabled/elderly/youth genre of folks that could use this appropriately. That being said, the way the technology curve is (and has been) leading is, to incorporate many different devices into one so that people aren't constantly having to switch from one…

@JRock: I started doing the same thing. I've been getting a lot of strange looks around the office because of it. Then again, it may have something to do with my lack of trousers on an occasional basis...

@JimboLodisC: This will never get old...

@sip | bearstronaut: "I thought I was inside you, but it was just a dream..."

@whydoyouwork: So photographers who use that same method to take pictures of, say, unique landscapes or portraits, would not be considered viable artists?

@whydoyouwork: Granted, this process wasn't completed in photoshop, but actually took imagination, a decent camera (with variable exposure times) and a ridiculously long time to flip through all those pictures.

@usedtowork: And fourteen swipes at the settings controls. It clearly still has its bugs, but it'll be pretty awesome if they can pull it off.

@tenazrael: I have a feeling, and an unfortunate one, that battery life generally follows processing technology rather than the other way around. If companies start prioritizing processor resources better, then battery life might increase as a result. Not to mention, we have all of the bloatware constantly running…

@AgainstAllOdds: You can turn all of those animations off in settings. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

@moonshadowkati: Details, dude. It's a whole lot of fun!

@jeffsnewphone: Ah, crap! Mine's hitting Dogpile!

@Anrkist: "Hello, IT. Have you tried turning it off and on again?"

@Time Pilot AKA: Awesome tip! This will save me the time it takes to: find my tuner in the couch cushions (or in a different room, or in a box of guitar stuff I use for gigs), hook it up, wait for it start up, getting to the "guitar" setting and finally playing the e string.

@Canon7D-Fanboy: We're working on it.

@Derek Lambert: I see what thou hast done yonder.

@Chinedu Opara: I always just thought it was a box...

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.2: Ah, man. That made me miss my epilepsy-inducing, Benny Hill soundtracked Myspace page all the more...

@The Intangible Fancy: Not sure what you were trying to post, but I found this, and I never get tired of hearing him talk...

@ethnt: Hearted. That's awesome...