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Where there's a will there's a way. For a time when I did not have a home internet connection, I was browsing the web on an ancient eInk non-touchscreen Kindle
by frou_dh 8y ago
Where there's a will there's a way.
For a time when I did not have a home internet connection, I was browsing the web on an ancient eInk non-touchscreen Kindle. This was using its absolutely dire 'experimental' browser and the free 3G it had to communicate with Amazon.
Embryonic browsing is already here on Apple Watch: https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/browse-the-internet-watchos-5/ https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/browse-the-internet-watchos...
- danielbln 8y agoAnd thinking back of my school years, there is absolutely a will. Hard constraints just make it all the more juicy.
- m_mueller 8y agoYes, and I have absolutely nothing against my son pushing against constraints with creativity. I just don't want him to serve the snapchats (or whatever kids are using these days) on a silver platter, no understanding of technology required.
- DontHack 8y agoThis reminds me of those glorious days using the Original Nintendo DS, complete with Internet Browser, which you could only use via a cartridge no less! I expect I still had a better experience...
- vegardx 8y agoI spent plenty of time programming my calculator at school. Had to spend quite some time convincing my mom that I needed the TI-84 Plus over the TI-83 Plus, which came with more memory and processing power, as they were the only accepted "advanced" calculators at my school.