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How long until people stop parroting "Yeah, I'm looking at you " and thinking it's the ultimate in wit and style?

Maybe when they stop saying Product X is like Product Y .......wait for it.......... ON STEROIDS ! Oh yeah baby !

And let's not forget.... "Really?" followed by sanctimonious stale observations.

And the new favorite..... "I see what you did there"

"Oh, and by the way..."

That Dell is ugly.
You're missing that if it were free everyone in the world would get one, even if they didn't need one.

It's tinkering with wave energy, and like anything else man steps in to do it has real effects. When we steal energy from the wave it doesn't get transferred where it would "naturally". The ecosystem is so complicated that it's hard to predict what the effect is on all the little creatures when waves don't crash as hard into the shore. When there are only a handful of these things the effect is nil. When the shores are lined with them it adds up.

At one point people probably thought there would never be enough cars or airplanes or other industrial pollutants to make a difference to the environment. The earth isn't fragile, but maybe an earth that can support human life is?

Automatically email a file dropped into a Finder folder to a preset address....

http://murphymac.com/new-and-improved-finder-emailing/
because batteries don't cosume energy??
umm...that wasn't in person Tony.

But I don't doubt that someone named Tony calls strangers idiots.
IndiaTech -

a. where does it say all things Russian are ugly?
b. how do you know who meant what?
c. do you call strangers idiots in person? I doubt it.

He's far from useless when it comes to Apple. But when it comes to enterprise products he's a meandering menace. Walt doesn't understand where the line is between products supported by IT departments and products that would be fun to use, but not practical.
Admittedly, that line has blurred over the years.
I'm scared to look at this thing because I'm afraid I'll want one. Flickr, Web Hosting, Netflix - all these things that didn't exist when I got used to what my monthlies are. No more monthly fees! Follow the Kindle model somebody!

And it definitely needs more cowbell.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I love my little computing companion but I often find myself missing a full sized keyboard. I have been looking at several of these portable and flexible keyboards, but I can't seem to make up my mind about which I should buy. I don't want the keyboard to be overly expensive, but I want it to be good quality. Also, how difficult is it to type on these keyboards? Thanks!"
 

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