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Printable Batteries for CERN monitored by Nissan – Nerban’s week in tech Aug 09
Table of contents for Nerbans
- Artifical Brainis 256GB of Apple Hate – Nerban’s week in tech July 24/09
- Printable Batteries for CERN monitored by Nissan – Nerban’s week in tech Aug 09
- Birds faster than ADSL while AI lacks motivation
- Timbaland’s Beaterator for
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Defining an Era or Error: The Walkman
The Walkman was an essential item to have growing up in the 80′s and 90′s; it was today’s equivalent to the iPod. The Walkman allowed one to bring their music with them in a handy portable device, as the popular format of the day was the tape cassette. The tape cassette was, and still stands as a unique format that allows for easy recording and playback. Think about it, to record music to a CD, you got to start your computer, load CD Burning program, wait for it to write – for a tape cassette, just put it into the tape player, connect
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tan(009) – Broken earphones cost 5 cents in exams
but it never works, and the class is disrupted. Whenever I go into class, exam or not, I have the common sense to say to myself, “ok, its time to turn off or put the phone on vibrate”. I don’t understand how other people can simply forget this common act of courtesy and decency. You have to be an idiot or a moron to not have the foresight that your phone might ring in class, and it would be wise to check before you enter class. Simple respect for the prof and your classmates, you lame.