Wanted: TET or alive

[Prusslandia]

So you're like a female Patrick Bateman?

I'd settle for having Patrick Bateman. Nothing says exciting relationship like dodging axe swings.

What about Dexter ?

[Edgy Opinions]

It's not a betrayal, but a Web browser on A phone is an incredible thing. I can look shit up in a meeting and sound intelligent. Or I can play nationstates and not kill an idiot co-worker

Plus all the world's porn at the palm of your hand :3 What more could one ask for? ^-^

You need extensions to block trackers and unwanted scripts to block viruses and other annoying software/popups in porn sites.

[Ethel mermania]

It's not a betrayal, but a Web browser on A phone is an incredible thing. I can look shit up in a meeting and sound intelligent. Or I can play nationstates and not kill an idiot co-worker

Plus all the world's porn at the palm of your hand :3 What more could one ask for? ^-^

It amazes me that there is more computational horsepower in my cell phone, than there was used in the Apollo moon program.

[Kiruri]

Plus all the world's porn at the palm of your hand :3 What more could one ask for? ^-^

You need extensions to block trackers and unwanted scripts to block viruses and other annoying software/popups in porn sites.

That's why there's anti-virus apps and all that crap. Problem-o solved-o so no worries there.

[Gallade]

When I need a phone, I use old versions of the phones of the people with whom I share a household.

My first model in 2007-09 was a 1998 Nokia, from my stepmother. In 2010-11 I used in rare instances my mom's old phone from a company that wasn't as useful for her (we pay for them through "credits" rather than bills, it's more convenient).

I hated it in both cases.

When I was left without internet for 15 days I tried using the internet through my mom's new model. What a horrible thing. How can people betray computers for these aberrations is out of my mind.

It's not a betrayal, but a Web browser on A phone is an incredible thing. I can look shit up in a meeting and sound intelligent. Or I can play nationstates and not kill an idiot co-worker

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

[Kiruri]

Plus all the world's porn at the palm of your hand :3 What more could one ask for? ^-^

It amazes me that there is more computational horsepower in my cell phone, than there was used in the Apollo moon program.

That's what I like abou technology. As the years go by, stuff becomes smaller and cheaper and better quality ^_^

[The Holy Therns]

It's not a betrayal, but a Web browser on A phone is an incredible thing. I can look shit up in a meeting and sound intelligent. Or I can play nationstates and not kill an idiot co-worker

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

You modern people and your smartphones.

[Second Blazing]

So you just don't have a phone or your parents pay or what?

When I need a phone, I use old versions of the phones of the people with whom I share a household.

My first model in 2007-09 was a 1998 Nokia, from my stepmother. In 2010-11 I used in rare instances my mom's old phone from a company that wasn't as useful for her (we pay for them through "credits" rather than bills, it's more convenient).

I hated it in both cases.

When I was left without internet for 15 days I tried using the internet through my mom's new model. What a horrible thing. How can people betray computers for these aberrations is out of my mind.

So you're on prepaid plan then?

[Kiruri]

It's not a betrayal, but a Web browser on A phone is an incredible thing. I can look shit up in a meeting and sound intelligent. Or I can play nationstates and not kill an idiot co-worker

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

We were born in different generations. I expect my webpages to load in less than a microsecond because I never lived through an era of having to wait for them to load up within a minute. I've expectations for things to be as instantaneous as possible. It's only natural ;P Like the way nobody today know's beyond two phone numbers cus with a touch of an app all your 100+ phone numbers are there for you to see. Hell, you don't even need to find the contact, just type up the name on the dial pad and a list appears with the number(s) you want. Hehehe

[Ethel mermania]

It's not a betrayal, but a Web browser on A phone is an incredible thing. I can look shit up in a meeting and sound intelligent. Or I can play nationstates and not kill an idiot co-worker

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

The demand is incedible, for many years the iPhone carried apple. Which reminds me I have to pay the cellphone bill.

[Gallade]

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

We were born in different generations. I expect my webpages to load in less than a microsecond because I never lived through an era of having to wait for them to load up within a minute. I've expectations for things to be as instantaneous as possible. It's only natural ;P Like the

The end of your post there is suffering from dial-up syndrome.

Who used the phone?!

[Ethel mermania]

It amazes me that there is more computational horsepower in my cell phone, than there was used in the Apollo moon program.

That's what I like abou technology. As the years go by, stuff becomes smaller and cheaper and better quality ^_^

They use IBM 360's and Sperry rand mainframes, multimillion dollar machines. I have a top of the line Samsung 600 dollars, multiple gigabit processors. 700 bucks.

[Kiruri]

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

The demand is incedible, for many years the iPhone carried apple. Which reminds me I have to pay the cellphone bill.

Doesn't it still? Oh, that bring up another curious topic. "Wearable technology". I guess there may be a market for it but I doubt it's super big. A watch that does the same stuff a cellphone does but not as good as the cellphone. I guess that's an example of where technology kinda becomes useless.

EDIT: The better word would be pointless not useless What's the point of a "smart-watch"?

[Ethel mermania]

The demand is incedible, for many years the iPhone carried apple. Which reminds me I have to pay the cellphone bill.

Doesn't it still? Oh, that bring up another curious topic. "Wearable technology". I guess there may be a market for it but I doubt it's super big. A watch that does the same stuff a cellphone does but not as good as the cellphone. I guess that's an example of where technology kinda becomes useless.

EDIT: The better word would be pointless not useless What's the point of a "smart-watch"?

For now uri, for now, this is just the first cut. Put Bluetooth in the watch and it controls the phone.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Tofu burgers are an abomination. O.o

[Kiruri]

We were born in different generations. I expect my webpages to load in less than a microsecond because I never lived through an era of having to wait for them to load up within a minute. I've expectations for things to be as instantaneous as possible. It's only natural ;P Like the

The end of your post there is suffering from dial-up syndrome.

Who used the phone?!

Actually, the opposite. Internet so fast that I didn't have time to stop the webpage from loading. Damned fast loading internet >:X

[Barboneia]

Tofu burgers are an abomination. O.o

MUH BOKA BURGERS

[Edgy Opinions]

You need extensions to block trackers and unwanted scripts to block viruses and other annoying software/popups in porn sites.

That's why there's anti-virus apps and all that crap. Problem-o solved-o so no worries there.

They were never effective in PCs so I doubt they'd be in phones. Protection embedded in the very browser is more trustworthy.

So you're on prepaid plan then?

That's the standard we use, yes.

I've never needed phones ever since I left school anyway, though. I think that phone was already discarded.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Tofu burgers are an abomination. O.o

MUH BOKA BURGERS

Bless you. Allergies?

[Kiruri]

That's what I like abou technology. As the years go by, stuff becomes smaller and cheaper and better quality ^_^

They use IBM 360's and Sperry rand mainframes, multimillion dollar machines. I have a top of the line Samsung 600 dollars, multiple gigabit processors. 700 bucks.

Yeah Exactly ^-^ Which reminds me... with what could I blackmail my father into buying me the s6...hrmmm...I'm two digits behind..!

[Edgy Opinions]

Tofu burgers are an abomination. O.o

People are so slow. Tofu to me is a dairy rather than meat substitute.

Stuff like burgers should be made from soy protein and seitan.

[Ethel mermania]

Tofu burgers are an abomination. O.o

Soy is evil

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Tofu burgers are an abomination. O.o

People are so slow. Tofu to me is a dairy rather than meat substitute.

Stuff like burgers should be made from soy protein and seitan.

Tofu should be relegated to soups, like miso.

[Edgy Opinions]

Phones are an incredible example of how quickly technology improves with the proper demand, they're nifty. I remember when polytone ringtones were this super futuristic change to monotones, then colour screens came along and it was all super exciting. Now people get pissy when a device that not fifteen years ago could only save fifty phone numbers doesn't load a webpage in a microsecond.

It's not that they're slow, but they're so alien. I don't have any idea of how to work editing and forum interfaces. It'd be so much better if I could use them with a mouse and they'd work like mini-PCs.

[Barboneia]

MUH BOKA BURGERS

Bless you. Allergies?

Suprisingly, despite my nasally voice and constantly congested nose, I have none.