Migrated to a self-hosted docker container on my home NAS, and it's my main source of information since I'm off all forms of social media now. I still use my phone's Chrome discovery feed but I usually add sites to the RSS reader since it's good at blocking paywalls or article limits on places like The Atlantic.
Wired's Danger Room speculated that the original threat video wasn't even done by Anonymous but by someone else trying to start a fight between the two: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/10/opcartel/
...when he told Henry Kissinger that the Cold War wasn't over on Monday night.
I remember seeing a demo of this on the old TV show 'Beyond 2000' back in the late 90s.
Get a digital pen. You'll be able to write the equations on paper and get the muscle memory boost from actually writing them down, and be able to sync the contents to a computer. Other pros include the fact that you won't even need to have the computer on as the pen has it's own memory. The con is that you have to buy special patterned notebooks and the pen is a bit large.
Logitech has a $150 one that is pretty good: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-io-Personal-Digital-Pen/dp/B00006JP23
They are called computers simply because computation is the only significant job that has so far been given to them.
