I'm sure there are at least a few people left untouched by Facebook. Heck, I'm a geek and a software engineer, spending more hours at a computer than I care for 5+ days of the week, and I don't use Facebook. I think I've visited the Facebook site about 10 times ever. While I know a lot of people love it, I'm not feeling left out or life my life is less rich without it.
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I made my own lapdesk about a year ago after my new Dell notebook kept scortching my legs. I just used two sheets of 5-ply plywood joined together with long strips of plumber's insulation foam (the type you put around pipes), glued with a 'liquid nails' type of glue. It works very nicely and is easily light enough to carry with me to/from work each day. The long strips allow any heat coming through the top sheet of plywood to escape out the sides of the lapdesk. From the side, it looks somewhat like 'IIIIIIIII'.
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I'm sure there are at least a few people left untouched by Facebook. Heck, I'm a geek and a software engineer, spending more hours at a computer than I care for 5+ days of the week, and I don't use Facebook. I think I've visited the Facebook site about 10 times ever. While I know a lot of people love it, I'm not feeling left out or life my life is less rich without it.
I made my own lapdesk about a year ago after my new Dell notebook kept scortching my legs. I just used two sheets of 5-ply plywood joined together with long strips of plumber's insulation foam (the type you put around pipes), glued with a 'liquid nails' type of glue. It works very nicely and is easily light enough to carry with me to/from work each day. The long strips allow any heat coming through the top sheet of plywood to escape out the sides of the lapdesk. From the side, it looks somewhat like 'IIIIIIIII'.