I bought two of them to make a base for my DJ workstation; they work really well for that. Plus, I have a 5x5 Expidit for my vinyl collection and really need one more to finish filing it all, so I'd better try and get it quick before they're all gone.

And so much more efficient... AND FUN!

Makes me wonder if Bill Gates will get deified after his death, too?

I have both my thumbs and forefingers stored and I haven't had a lick of trouble with Touch ID. Maybe you're doing something wrong?

"Google has other ways to obtain the data they want"

Using that logic, should we sue Google for having extensions that were essentially auto-installed spyware? Or Mozilla for creating a browser that allows you to open a Web page that installs malware on your computer?

To make a mold from it in order to manufacture non-crappy plastic chairs. :)

What they need to do is get the building on the National Historic register, that way it can't be torn down, and they might be able to get some federal funding to repair it.

Thanks for the information, again! I love trivia like that.

It'd be really cool if Chris would create an Instructible on how to create a robot suit; I can see an army of dancing robots all over the country, bringing smiles to faces nationwide!

Their death would likely be slow and very unpleasant. After they have no water left to drink, their kidneys would eventually shut down. They would experience hallucinations and dementia, and finally fall into a sleep from which they would not wake.

Very, very, verywell said!

The number of Patents alone is reason to pump more money — not less — into NASA's budget! Remember, if it weren't for NASA, we wouldn't have ball-point pens (among other things), and that's one invention we all take advantage of on a daily basis!

(I'm not saying this sarcastically, please don't read it that way.)

Weebils wobble but they won't fall down!

And now that Facebook owns it, I will never use it.

I used OneNote during my Master's program back in the early 2000's (mostly for taking hand-written notes on a Motion Computing Tablet PC). My biggest gripe with OneNote was — and continues to be — the sheer size of OneNote Notebooks, and how difficult it is to switch between Notebooks.

Beware all those in positions of power: You only have it so long as the people condone it; and when they want it back, they will rip it from your hands by force if necessary. Thus has it ever been.

Yeah, I certainly won't since we're still dealing with the after-effects of that fiasco on I-215 in the form of roads, that no matter how many times they get patched, just don't seem to last very long...

Walter,