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The self-reflection part hadn't actually occurred to me, but it makes sense. When I met my wife, "PDA" meant "public display of affection." I prefer that to my
by DoofusOfDeath 7y ago
The self-reflection part hadn't actually occurred to me, but it makes sense.
When I met my wife, "PDA" meant "public display of affection." I prefer that to my cell phone any day, albeit not with a bunch of radios. Only a HAM operator would be into that kind of thing.
- Fnoord 7y agoYeah, for my partner that is also what PDA stands for (both non-native English speakers). As for the radio comment: cell phones, smartphones, laptops, smartwatches, IoT in general. It all has radios these days. If not merely Bluetooth or WiFi.