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| This is a normal conversation between a friend and I: | |
| Chris | |
| 3:45 | |
| Having had a few smart phones I have enough experience to know their merits and their fallacies. | |
| Matthew | |
| 3:46 | |
| Having owned several computers I know enough to take them apart to increase my gigawatts | |
| Chris | |
| 3:46 | |
| The connectivity and integration is probably the biggest merit of a smartphone, but from a consumer standpoint | |
| I don't find any smartphone in the US to be a smart purchase. | |
| They all are limited "mini-computers" if you will that don't have the full capability or a full size laptop. | |
| But a full size laptop is so portable now that it's practically a smart phone. | |
| Matthew | |
| 3:48 | |
| The amount of gigawatts produced by a single brain is the biggest merit, but from a consumer standpoint 1.7 gigawatts | |
| is enough to go back in time and anything faster is not a smart purchase | |
| Chris | |
| 3:48 | |
| While I see the inconvenience of having separate devices for separate purposes, I find that it's less of an | |
| inconvenience than what I would have to pay for a full package with any of the cellular companies here. | |
| Matthew | |
| 3:48 | |
| However, after you travel through time the computer's brain and gigawatts will be useless to you as they will still be | |
| stuck in the original timeline | |
| I'd suggest a gun, sword, and a towel as travel companions | |
| Chris | |
| 3:49 | |
| I'm still going at this point because the juxtaposition of our conversations our quite hilarious at this point. | |
| On top of that, when the next latest thing comes out the old phone is suddenly a piece of shit. | |
| I've opted for a compromise of a slight lack of integration but complete choice in what I run and how I run it. | |
| Matthew | |
| 3:51 | |
| I have recently discovered that the iphone has enough gigawatts and is portable enough to travel through time with you | |
| making it possible to make multiple jumps, unfortunately the lack of video conferencing at this point has made it | |
| difficult to convince my cohorts of time travel possibilities with iOS4 this is no longer an issue. | |
| Chris | |
| 3:51 | |
| So what am I missing. Why is everyone going ape shit over phones and ignoring the fact that they are constantly | |
| getting screwed and being incredibly wasteful with them in the process? | |
| Actually, the name iOS4 is pretty cool. I think I will get the new iPhone based on that alone. I hear it will | |
| have a farmville app. Did you know you can get more gigawatts by farming for them? | |
| Matthew | |
| 3:53 | |
| Farmville! Now you are talking complete nonsense sir |
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