Sunday, February 21, 2010
Yeah, yeah, whenever ...
I love you all dearly but, as I mentioned recently, I have just embarked on a wicked cool geek project with no end in sight and, in a heated confrontation between my adoring Sycophantic Groupthink Temple followers and, um, billable hours, well, that's not even a contest. I'll do what I can.
But if you're feeling generous these days, I really want one of these. Yeah, that's the ticket.
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I'm thinking of giving up my landline and buying a cell phone. Seriously. I am almost ready to make the leap. Almost. I'll think about it for a few more months, then decide. The technology has changed since I first started thinking about making the switch in the 90s, so I don't want to make any sudden moves now that I'll regret in 2020.
I've lived sans landline for several years now. As long as you have a decent signal at home, it works.
The phone sounds pretty cool, but I wish someone would make an Android phone with a front physical keyboard (ie, BlackBerry style). I hate slideout keyboards and touch screen keyboards. Until then, I'll remain a RIM loyalist. Also I am a gmail paranoid.
heh.... landlines, how quaint -- some people still have them do they?
I also understand that there are people out there without personal data devices - each to their own I suppose, there's that bunch who still drive a horse and buggy to the market once a week as well.
The question I have is, why is it that I can use bluetooth headphones and speakers and such with my cell, but not a bluetooth keyboard?
Gawd. I'd kill for a horse and buggy.
Oops... I've said too much.
Nevermind.
The question is, Polyorchnid Octopunch: Why don't I have a red computer?
um cc, as a note, anyone using a projector out of a cell phone in any public place deserves a punch in the back. you know, just for future reference.
I had landlines drawn by a surveyor.
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