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To everyone who responded "it's killing me" when I said my face hurts.. Virtual slap for you :)

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Man.. Forgot my wallet and had to make a cabbie take me all the way back to my hotel and back again #oops

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Appetite: lelapin

xkcd - A Webcomic - Windows 7 - http://xkcd.com/528/

January 9, 2009 - Comment - Like - Share

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I guess this says pretty clearly how bad Vista is for some. - lelapin

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Usually the people that have never used it. - Jordan Hofker

It's funny because it's ignorant :) - Mike Lewis

hiliarious - Enrique Gutierrez

Well .. because I can't try Windows 7 due to being a Windows XP user. I am going to instead try Chrome Alpha. *Danger Zone music begins playing* - Tyler (Chacha)

Ha! - Mitchell Tsai

@Chacha: Sure you can: clean install or virtual machine... - Jemm

Godwin's Law, alive and well... - Sprague D

WOW! Windows 7 looks great. I am on Vista and I cant wait to try that out. It looks so fast. Thats how good Windows Vista is for me. :-) lol - Stephen

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Apple files patent for camera hidden behind display - http://www.appleinsider.com/article...

January 9, 2009 from Bookmarklet - Comment - Like - Share

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"According to the document, a similar, additional system could involve two or more cameras, with software combining the two images into one. Video would also be possible by cycling the display "between the active state and the inactive state repeatedly." However, this doesn't necessarily mean a 'dark spot' would appear on the screen during photos, or even start flashing during video capture. "In some embodiments, the mechanism is configured to substantially minimize the period of time in the inactive state to reduce the appearance of flicker of the display screen." The filing explains how today's built-in cameras require a user to look away from the lens in order to see his or her video conferencing participants. "Constantly looking back and forth between the display screen and the camera ... can be distracting and make the conversation seem awkward and unnatural."" - vijay from Bookmarklet

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I thought they already had that for years. How else are the going to spy on you? - MVB (Grinch of FF)

more cool 1984 gadgetry coming to pass. Oh, and fahrenheit 451 - Jason Shultz from twhirl

:-D It is a serious concern though if hackers take over your system. I think apple will throw in a LED that lights up when the cam is active. - vijay

They should start patenting hidden camera in human's head :) - Sasha Kovaliov(.com)

Sasha, they don't have to hide a cam in our heads, they just need to figure a way to tap out our existing cams, our eyes :-) - vijay

hello 1984 - Imabug

No they have to hide it - you don't want to know you are being constantly monitored :) U wouldn't let them tap into brain - "apple brain vision" - no way :) - Sasha Kovaliov(.com)

That's cool! - David Moore

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