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April 16, 2008 by Kiltak |In the following Apple College Humor video, Steve Jobs unveils the ultimate “i” product: The Apple i. Not only can the “i” make you orange juice, toast and scrambled eggs in the morning, it will also look pretty darn sexy in your iDen. Be the envy of your friends and family and get the Apple i today!
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That was pretty funny.
I especially liked the square set of holes, 1 inch on the vertical, horizontal *and* diagonal! Who does this guy think he is that he can mess with Pythagorus?
Glad to see I’m not the only one that went “what? you can’t…that’s not…the square root of 2 is not 1!”
lol
Hilarious! Probably the funniest satire of Apple. Steve jobs always talks like that! so descriptive….descriptive bs though!
I just bought one. It changed my life forever.
you may say the diagonal should be root 2, but root 2 is the same as root 1, which is 1 - let me explain:
sqrt(a) = sqrt(2b)
a = 2b
a^2 = 2ab
2a^2 = a^2 + 2ab
2a^2 - 4ab = a^2 - 2ab
2(a^2 - 2ab) = 1(a^2 - 2ab)
2 = 1
sqrt(a) = sqrt(2b)
sqrt(2) = sqrt(1)
and ofcourse the square root of 1 is 1
enjoy.
(there is no mistake)
Yes there is. You divided by 0.
Therefore, all you proved is 0=0
2(a^2 - 2ab) = 2(0) = 0
1(a^2 - 2ab) = 1(0) = 0
Learn how to divide by zero noob!!! God everyone else can do it why can’t you? Also aren’t you being a bit closed minded in assuming that a and b aren’t imaginary numbers? “Just because something’s imaginary, it doesnt mean it isn’t real” - Southpark
(p.s. I kniow it’s tempting but don’t be a nerd and take me seriously)
OH SHI-
hahahah very good, it looked like the same event when they launched the macbook air