I can see it now. California will be the first state to pass a law prohibiting "glassing" while driving.
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I have AC; I don't use it. Fortunately I live in a low humidity area so AC is not that important. In exchange for not using the AC, I can feel better about how much less electricity I'm using and do not have to go through an adjustment period to go outside.
Me. I don't think they are destined for the scrap heap. Sure iPhones are cool, but they are not business phones. RIM makes business phones. It's that simple. So if every hipster in the country vowed never to buy a RIM product...RIM would still have a massive market. Let's face facts. Having to interact with the phone…
No I abandoned the watch shortly after purchasing my phone (I won't even hint at the brand). It just didn't make sense to carry around two time-pieces, particularly when phone could tell me the time anywhere in the world. My watch couldn't do that. I also did not like the way my watch caught on my shirt cuffs.…
At least with this design you don't run the risk of poking your eye out trying to get your mouth over the stream. The 2007 design WAS better.
LOL
...with an observation port. Cool!
When you are right, you are right. This has got to be one of the best space videos every.
Kip it is simply fantastic what you've written here. As a long time fan of Mr. Bradbury I can say that your homage channels him, while making references to his works that a long time reader of his will know. Beautiful!
Horrific is putting mildly. Was it a shotgun? I can't think of any caliber that could to that much "accidental" damage.
Cool. Where's the Russ Meyer version?
Yup. Our ancestors ate them all. Yum!
Huh?! And here I thought it was because of their silly-putty skin and rubber bones.
Just imagine how much people remembered before the other exobrain; the written word.
Sheesh. Here I thought it was an actual animated business card. I'd love to see that.
An honest review? Refreshing!
¡Awesome!
Sure looks like some sort of space fuel storage module.
Gold is popular in electronics because it is the third best conductor (after silver and copper [in that order] and because, unlike silver and copper, it does not corrode.
Generally yes, but when they finally get down to the 10nm feature range power requirements should drop.