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NASA only certifies chairs for inclusion in missions. Aside from the occasional NASA asset used during the filming of The Jetsons, I'm not sure which NASA spacecraft included 1950's style Eames chairs in the cockpit or lounge area.
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Certified to do what, exactly? To be a chair?
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"You, find out which bed makes you fall asleep first!"
"Yes, sir."
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11/19/08
Just a thought.
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Where in that text did I ask why?
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But she did leave out one fact. In a crash, the child's weight multiplies, so instead of a 25 lb infant, you are holding a 150lb infant who will hit the dashboard or seat in front of you within 1/10 of a second, so if you AREN'T bear hugging them at all times, you will have NO reaction time to try and hold onto them. Also, if your car has airbags, you have now smashed the child in between you and a explosively fired bag which can launch a 50 gallon drum in the air.
But you are correct. If you hold your child, they won't get a chance TO grow up, so they can never be miserable or hate you.
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Next thing you know, Tom Cruise is getting all mopey and Tom Skerritt is boring you with tales of how brave your father was.
Cue strains of electric guitar playing the lead from the score at half-tempo.
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Also: Why does Gizmodo keep deleting the article about the iPhone's Sends pictures of your wang to hot co-workers "glitch"?
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(This may, or may not be true. As far as I know, I made it up.)
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Since when did the Playstation controller become a "real" controller? Maybe we'll get lucky and Saitek will have a go at it. You know, make some controllers fit for man-sized hands. No Wii Classic pad-style controllers, no undersized 360 controllers, and for damn sure nothing that causes the Playstation Claw.
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You're a fan of the original XBox controller I take it? ;)
11/12/08
I'm actually a fan of the Thrustmaster joystick, which was based on the design of the F4 Phantom control stick. You know, something that was designed with the understanding that peoples' lives depended on it being the poster child for ergonomics. But Saitek's PC game controller works in a pinch.
It is a kinda wierd thing, though, since I'm perfectly comforable using a mouse-sized mouse pinched between my thumb and ring finger, while most full-sized mice feel awkward to my apparently long fingers (if a regular mouse doesn't have a pronounced hump to it, and the buttons depress with a light touch, I tend to get a ton of accidental button-pushes). I did better with the original DS Phat, up until they came out with the Nerf Armor for the DS Lite (now my Phat barely sees any use).