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I really like Swype. It has taken some getting used to, of course. For me the biggest hurdle was to trust the software - I would trace a word, and then stare at the screen in some sort of disbelief that Swype got it right. Slowed me down a lot at first.

This goes beyond augmented reality to what I shall now dub "augmented surreality."

@dannkherb: Did you just call Norm Abrams a tool? Wow, that's kind of harsh.

@Chernobyl: ...and Photoshop experts around the world weep...

@Kaiser-Machead: Great, another "Android Fragmentation" comment....

@Hearthatvoiceagain has not been compromised: Agreed, and it doesn't violate my original premise! Well done, sir!

Sixty-six pounds of Ruby Rhod? Sounds about right.

@Wrathernaut: Hey, I know a teachable moment when I see one.

@Wrathernaut: Juuuuuust a bit cephalad to that, actually.

If you take all of the beautiful women featured on the cover of Vogue over the course of a year, and lay them one atop the other, you'll see something that resembles a world-destroying meteor.

@themightyspitz: ...resisting...urge... to make... inappropriate... episiotomy ... joke....

@fastacting Walter Tobias Franfettfuckster: You're aware that the "c" at the end of "minus 40c" is superfluous, right? Of course you are.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: He can have the file, I want the phone!

And it will be that way until...

@drummrx: Is it Close Encounters or District 9?

@drummrx: Truly awesome pic. I especially like Godzilla in there a couple of times, although I thought it was Barney at first.

The pilot had to go slow - yes, he was stifling a Saab.

I was working at McDonnell-Douglas Astronautics Corporation that morning.

Technology, invisible as it is, is also magical.