I would not call this tablet practical. For a lot less money, I could just buy myself a small white board that would serve the same purpose.
nope. It is an expensive widget that people can claim to have bought first so they look like they are in the loop and therefore more knowledgeable of new releases. with enough of this effect, even a complete idiot could look like the man from IT. that is useful. paper is for 15th century cartographers. this is for the information age.:)
this password only works if you're logged in at Facebook HQ
exactly. it only works on database. otherwise every single one of us slashdotters who saw this article could access every single person's account on facebook...wait a second, i smell world domination coming around the corner:)
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I would not call this tablet practical. For a lot less money, I could just buy myself a small white board that would serve the same purpose.
nope. It is an expensive widget that people can claim to have bought first so they look like they are in the loop and therefore more knowledgeable of new releases. with enough of this effect, even a complete idiot could look like the man from IT. that is useful. paper is for 15th century cartographers. this is for the information age. :)
if the police officer needs to erase the *you know* off his hard drive, he can do it without going to the trouble of dragging it into the trash.
In order to gain more accurate photographs, they should put the Hubble Space Telescope in a garden shed and pour coffee on it.
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I just say, 'Custodian, show me every single facebook password.'
this password only works if you're logged in at Facebook HQ
exactly. it only works on database. otherwise every single one of us slashdotters who saw this article could access every single person's account on facebook...wait a second, i smell world domination coming around the corner :)
this is, to my knowledge, the first time in a non-biological function.
It is not! Hydrogen atoms have one proton. One! A Fibonacci number!