"You can also using an oscillating tool to shave them off, followed by a quick hammer pound to embed any sharp edges as needed."

"I agree with Nick. And I'm glad to see you mention the hammer. I'll add that there's actually nothing wrong with using the hammer 100%, difficult staple or not. There's no (or nearly no) floor covering that can't absorb the +/- off a staple-studded plywood/OSB floor. Bonus: once hammered down, the staple and hammer combo tends to shear off those little foam clumps. After that, just vacuum them up."

"Nah, it'll be fine! Doesn't everyone steam-clean their hardware?"

"Man, you guys are working the PR angle hard on this one. Can't wait to see how much you hype it when it's real."

"Ok, I promise I'll stop after this: look at the trellis in the fence. Where is the channel it's supposed to sit in? How is it fixed to the rails?"

"I won't say it creeped me out, but I did find myself expecting to see the fabric on the face suck in as it took a breath. It wasn't breathing? Oh. Good."

"I think that might play a role. I'd be willing to bet it's just as much a push from clever packaging techniques using magnets as hidden clasps. My own laptop has several rare earth magnets in it despite using a SSD. They are placed along the edges and allow it to snap shut when closed. I think the crafting/tinkering/DIY world is driving a good amount of demand for hidden closure mechanics as well."

"I'm confused. Motorcycles have had helmet locks for ages, like this. Just hook the D-ring from the chin strap through the U-bolt and click it shut. Use a key to pop it back out again."

"The tires never flex. The focus and alignment on the center of the body is reeeaaally smooth. The flailing of the legs as it falls or take a jump is just so rapid and jerky, with no apparent collision with the ground or resulting scratches. I'm having a very hard time seeing this as real footage."

"Notice the vinyl/leather couch doesn't flex under the weight of the wheels at all. And what are these places? They look like public places, but if so then where are the people? Why aren't the leaves on the trees blowing in the wind?"

"I think this is a rendering and not actual footage. Notice the camera movements as the dog struggles with friction point getting over the fence - the camera jitters with the movement of the dog. You see this in video games as a virtual camera floats along following the center of a  group of polygons."

"My mind immediately goes to tent poles with elastic cords pulling the segments together. I'm sure the fastening required to add elastic cords to these eyeglasses would ruin the aesthestic he's going for. Likewise, I can't help but imagine more magnets to "fold" and hold the temples against the frame for storage. Then again, I think the best solution is to just pay for the Lasik."