~Courtney F

and for tablets also - maʀtha

And always bring your presentation on USB, just in case even your own dongle doesn't work. - Rebecca Hedreen

so so tempted. - DJF

Since I had to borrow a notebook for the three talks I gave at Oregon/Washington Lib Assoc. last week, I brought two copies on two different flash drives, one copy on a CD-R...and I had copies on Dropbox if all else failed. No transparencies, though... [The CD-R was, of course, wholly useless: the lender was an Ultrabook and those have the same number of optical drives as Mac Airs or whatever Mac's thinnest notebooks are called. The first flash drive worked jes' fine.] - Walt Crawford

It was interesting that at the OpenStack Summit, every presenter that I saw used a Mac (even the guys from HP), but only about half of the audience had them. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

that's because OS X is commercially supported Unix, so developers use it, when Linux isn't an option, for whatever reason - DJF from Android

Those were all fake anyway, it turns out. - Meg V. Meg

we could take that faux research methods class or faux management. I took faux management and hated every second of it. prolly would have hated faux research methods too, but in retrospect, I might have learned the difference between average and mean and median. - $tephanie•Cog$ciLibrarian

Research Methods was a required course in my program, but they were going to waive the requirement for me because I came in with a PhD. I was smart enough to know that a PhD in music theory IN NO WAY qualified me to do social science research, so I took the course. It was one of the best courses in my program. - Catherine Pellegrino

I don't think we had a research methods class. "Advanced Reference" didn't cover that... - Hedgehog