Cleaner82 - 2008-09-07
I think this thing was featured in one of William Gibson's more recent books, "Pattern Recognition".
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HarrietTubmanPI - 2008-09-07
I want one.
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GoodAaron - 2008-09-07
So, when does the precisely measured tuft of pepper come out?
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fluffy - 2008-09-07
That is just entirely too clever. And since it was designed in a concentration camp during the holocaust, clearly it doesn't actually exist.
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dementomstie - 2008-09-07
Wow, that is the most interesting calculator demo I've ever seen. And I was at Calculator Expo '99! The Year of the Great Calculator Explosion.
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kennydra - 2008-09-07
This is the coolest thing I've seen in a while. I must admit, though, that I am slightly disappointed that it did not in fact double as a pepper grinder.
Seeing as I've always wanted to do sums while simultaneously adding zest and pungency to my salads.
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HankFinch - 2008-09-08
Holeee shit. How do you think of that?
"Are they gonna kill us? What's going to happen?"
"Is my family ok? I haven't seen them in months..."
"spinning teeth on a drum would be a good way to add and subtract numbers"
"Is help going to come?"
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garcet71283 - 2013-09-07 It would make sense that with the Germans imprisoning the "undesirables" that there would be a little bit of autism in the camps.
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Lies, lies, LIES! - 2008-09-13
Math grenades!
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Big Beef Burritos Supreme - 2008-11-14
One of those "oh, that's kind of obvious once you've seen somebody else invent one" type inventions, which is often a hallmark of most excellent inventions.
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Maggot Brain - 2017-04-14
I think my grandpa had one of these.
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