Damn. Looks like The Onion spilled the beans on Apple's Macworld debut. "Everything is just a few hundred clicks away." Amazing. [via Gizmodo]
Damn. Looks like The Onion spilled the beans on Apple's Macworld debut. "Everything is just a few hundred clicks away." Amazing. [via Gizmodo]
by Brad on January 5, 2009
You can also let the predictive sentence technology complete the sentence for you.
"The agile aardvark arrived by air mail."
5 Jan 09 at 10:08pm
Holy crap – that's awesome. And really well done.
6 Jan 09 at 9:46am
LMAO! –
"It remains to be seen if it will catch on in the business world where people use computers for actual work, not just dicking around."
F*** Mac. I'M A PC!
6 Jan 09 at 1:07pm
"And the computer is virtually unbreakable…… unless dropped or hit."
Love it :D
PS: Any plans for more batches of Noob tee's in '09? I want, no wait, need one!
6 Jan 09 at 8:59pm
Nick – If there's one thing I'm tired of typing, it's THAT sentence.
Brian – I hope to have noob tees back in stock, available to ship, by early February!! Rejoice.
6 Jan 09 at 9:33pm
@Brad *Currently rejoicing and counting down the days!*
8 Jan 09 at 8:25am
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5 Jan 09 at 9:53pm