It’s not that I don’t see the potential market or use for heated gloves.
It’s restricting the heated gloves to being powered through the computer that boggles me. There’s a part of me looking at them and thinking, “It’s like a leash for cubicle farm drones, to keep them at their computers.”
ETA: Just saw your post about the real mouse. I’m torn between “ick” and wanting to talk to one of the local colleges to get a dead mouse.
While it is hard to say that a USB hub could be considered as stupid, I thank anybody who travels by air with a laptop would have to be some kind of stupid to carry this hub.
Oh hell no! My CueCat scanned my whole library of books and DVDs into my Readerware Database. It saved me probably days and days worth of hours of manually entering ISBN numbers or titles, etc.
Plus it was free!
(I don’t care what it was originally marketed to do–it’s a barcode scanner and it works.)
I want some! One of the things I like about using a trackball instead of a mouse is that when my hands turn to blocks of ice while I’m at the computer (which is frequently) I can put my hands in my lap under a blanket or something and still control the computer, until I have to type something. Having warm hands while on the computer would be awesome.
Do you realize they send such medical information as blood pressure, temperature and heart rate (possibly brain waves as well) to a Secret Government Agency over the net so they can measure your response to the subliminal messages they send you?
I clicked on this link expecting a cute little item that would make a nice gag gift. I was not expecting a real eviscerated mouse. I doubt this will be catching on…
I dissect mice daily and you couldn’t pay me to use that thing. :nauseous: