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Dion Almaer is the Editor-in-Chief for TheServerSide.com, and is an enterprise Java evangelist
LipoEnergy: Fueling Development from developers fat cells Posted: Aug 10, 2004 7:16 PM
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Dave has done it again. This time has has found the perfecy synergy between developers sitting on their arse, and battery power. Developers have excess fat: they should use it to feed the fuel cells in their laptops. When you sit down to code on a long plane trip, plumb a thin tube into an area of unwanted adipose tissue, and let the battery suck power from you while you lose weight. For home-based developers, special chairs could have small needles built into the seat: just sit down and your computer bursts into life. The longer you code, the more weight you lose. It’s a perfect feedback loop. It’s synergy. I always thought that the local gym's should give power back to the grid via the treadmills, bikes, etc. Make the humans, the mice!

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