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Makes it easier to watch.
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Oh okay. I was wondering how that would work system wide. Didn't realize Apple had it built in.
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You should be sending that to nick Denton, not a comment thread on gizmodo
Pretty much yeah
She actually gets happier by the looks of it
+1 my friend.
That doesn't sound very tasty.
Yes. The coating is applied in a vacuum sealed chamber and is injected in as a vapor and then 'using technology that is only found naturally on the surface of the sun' bonds a coating 1000 times thinner than human hair at the molecular level. It goes inside the cracks and crevices and covers everything.
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Wow, their video production team is top notch!
Worked at a carrier for 5 years. It's a relatively low percentage of phones that are ruined by liquid damage.
Looks like NeverWet
You forgot...
Oh they're much worse. I've seen my fair share. Overflowing 'tissue disposal' boxes, bloody tampons, err, I mean 'tissues' falling onto the floor. Clogged toilets with pale red water from the women who try to flush em... You get the point.
$2000 for the MakerBot is pretty cheap.
Oh. I noticed the lead pic was definitely off. That one is slightly less noticeable without the grid.
Valid.
Not sure if this was added before or after your post...
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