I still like wearing Casio Data Bank calculator watches (currently DB150). It would be nice to have touch screen, Internet, etc. with long battery life and not require a phone separately. The tiny square iPod Nano would be good, but I have not found a way to install third party softwares, apps, etc. on my free (six/6)th generation model (8 GB) so far.
Lacking what features? VMware Workstation and Fusion are slow too.
I have been telling farters that. They caused the global warming.
... Also light and thin like Casio Data Bank calculator watches.
Do they exist on computers (Linux, Windows and Mac OS X?) for those who do not have Kindle hardwares?
Ditto for me too, but it can be annoying when phone is required because of my speech and hearing impediments.
Isn't that a good thing? We need more geeks to bite chickens' heads off.
That link is old. Look at its date.
So, it doesn't need fixes? I noticed its web site flashes red donation a lot.
What's up with the lack of updates since 2012-02-07 for its v7.1a release? Is the project still alive?
So you would open your laptops/notebooks to avoid their warranties? Better, just stop using electronics.
Their's?
Girlfriend? Yeah right. We need proofs of that.
Vista SP2 is way better than Windows 8 on a non-touch screen computer IMO. Better than Windows Me and 9x.
Ugh, it is in my brain too. Argh!
UNIX is hot. It's more than hot. It's steaming. It's quicksilver lightning with a laserbeam kicker. -- Michael Jay Tucker
