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Apple’s red iPhone M68 in all its glory.

Wow.

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Steve Jobs was like, now take that, and put it all in that little rectangle. Do it!

My mom still uses a 4S. Man, that thing seems so small now.

One of my Computer Science courses (well, it wasn't a CS course, it was an engineering course, but a requisite for the CS major) which required us to use breadboards still gives me nightmares. That's not a breadboard, but close enough. 

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My group's breadboard looked nothing like this - it was totally disorganized and had wires going all over the place. How we managed to finished our assignments is a miracle. cscv2_breadboard_photo.jpg

I wonder what they plugged into those expansion slots.

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Kill slow play. Allow walking. Reduce ineffective golf instruction. Use environmentally friendly course maintenance.

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