Yeah, I totally agree... but it is also good to see previous comments as well. On my Hacker Newsletter I always post a couple items that are a year or more old and they always get a high click through.
And the only way I remember this was because I tried it back then. :)
one interesting thing is that this bisection of a toroid is eerily similar to leon chua's (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Chua) model postulating the existence of the memristor. in it, capacitance, induction and resistance are at three cardinal directions around a toroid and he supposed that something must exist at the fourth.
Note that upon attempting to do this your wife will laugh at you during the several minutes it takes and then laugh more when you have to cut it to put it in the toaster to eat it. Oh and the bagels at the store were all pre-cut requiring extra work to find the bagels. Still worth it though :)
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 20.7 ms ] threadAnd the only way I remember this was because I tried it back then. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYBqIRM8GiY
I found your stapler.
They are twisted by a full rotation rather than a half. In other words, they have still two sides rather than just one side.