eraser

You'll also find yourself twisting the eraser back out as it likes to twist back down over time.

Hey rasmusrn, off topic but curious: What type of eraser is that on the end of your pencil?

You can use it to hold two things apart from one another, or use the eraser to hold pins..

The Twist-Erase III's are more durable and there is more friction that keeps the eraser put.

You can erase and rewrite arbitrary areas as many times as you want using an eraser.

My best advice is: draw on paper first, using just a pencil and an eraser.

The startup world has clearly proven that the strategy of not using eraser is successful.

Someone mentioned it might be a kneaded rubber eraser that you sorta just molded on.

Best features are probably the eraser function and that it enables palm rejection.

My number one requirement is the need for a replaceable twist-up eraser.

I usually use a Pilot Hi-Tec-C (0.3mm) pen and a Pentel Sharp (0.9mm) mechanical pencil with a polymer block eraser.

I'm pretty sure Eraser (1996), staring Schwarzenegger, had a smart rail gun that auto-targeted hearts.

Any "secure eraser" - those programs that rewrite the contents of a file before deletion - does the job.

We use the same definition of "data race" as tools like Thread Sanitizer and Eraser do.

One or more us said something like "uh, professor...?", he noticed, put down the eraser, and continued, somewhat sheepishly.

I'd test a pointing stick "eraser" or a trackball of some sort (because capacitive touchpad style won't work on everything) on the fingernail tip.