Or you can just fold the end of the tape after you cut it.

Why not call it 7:3?

This obviously doesn't work, as I have seen all this pictures and nothing happened.

@im2fools: Sorry about that, never meant to spoil the fun. Too early in the morning for me, I guess!

@im2fools: Just to make sure I understood you, 90° Celsius is Jacuzzi temperature where you live? Talk about boiled eggs...

@Fredy04: It is? Oh shi....

@ddhboy: AVI is a container, not a codec.

@★☆★rasprenkle★☆★: Is this what you're looking for?

@Antubis: Do you mean Babel?

Man, The Rain Song... this damn thing made me lose 2 days of my life trying to play it until I figured damn Jimmy Page had a weird tuning going on... When I figured the tuning out, it was a matter of minutes... ¬¬

@Wolfstone: We had an old stock of B&W film at my college. That thing burned! Modern B&W film, on the other hand, just gave out a lot of smoke.

@Wolfstone: Ever set fire to a ping pong ball or 35mm film? Tons of fun!

Ok, so everything that is basically a screen you can carry around is an iPad ripoff? Go Apple...

@Denver: Exchange and some Sharepoint Server will do the trick.

@PN - goopplesoft: No, it's not. Even on an airplane time goes at a different rate depending on if you're flying towards or away from the east.

Capturing keystrokes and screen reading via electromagnetic emissions is a known hack. However, it being practical is a whole different matter.

@Time Pilot AKA: Yeah, that would be a bummer.

@TheCrudMan: Nevermind.

Unfortunately, the code is susceptible to regular old-fashioned computing.

@MarcusMaximus: From what I remember, measuring the state of a particle in an entangled pair does give us the state of the other particle, but that's it. If we change the state of one of them, this "disentangles" the pair, so no communication at superluminal speeds for us, sadly (at least not in this way).