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by pomian 5y ago
Same. Don't use the palm. But keep adding to contacts. I found a an easy app to convert Palm contacts to Android. It works. But all that issues with Google! So computer is still back up still works in Windows 10.
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by pomian 5y ago
Also had one of the best contact apps. Transferable - syncable with all operating systems. And easy to back up.
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by pomian 5y ago
To this day, trying to hand write an e when printing quickly? Your hand still does a double joined c. And a T is written like a 7. It's amazing how the muscle memory stays with you. It was so simple to learn, and stayed with you. Swype
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by pomian 5y ago
The palm hand writing system was amazing. Instead of trying to teach the computer to recognize everyone's handwriting, people - the users, adapted by learning a few very simple rules, to write notes. It took about 3 minutes to learn.
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by pomian 5y ago
Maybe the driving data has nothing to do with crash, or to put it another way, the log of the driver's route and actions up to the point of the crash, is the point.
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by pomian 5y ago
Don't forget, the electrician, mechanic, plumber, etc, also gets free education. It's not free to go to college to be an apprentice or master, in North America.
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by pomian 5y ago
I agree. Once you try it, you see that it is truly Windows 10 as it should be. Very small install, with minimum extraneous junk. Works on most, even older laptops etc. Controllable update, telemetry, etc.
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by pomian 5y ago
Brilliant idea. We have thought of that before, when in a museum, where you know there is so much more history and information than just a label. Surprised no one had done it yet.
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by pomian 5y ago
We get into the Ex Machina situation. It was a pretty good movie about Android (robot?} proving itself human.
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by pomian 5y ago
Interesting idea. What if electricity and water were free? Aren't they essential also? Instead of ubi; electricity, Water, and energy - basic amount to survive (heat or cold.) Together with medicine. And education. That would make a hu
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by pomian 5y ago
Why not free internet? Seeing as it's now an essential service. (Although totally crazy that we are so dependent on it.)
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by pomian 5y ago
Here is an article about 4 men that died next to a waste rock pile in BC, Canada, from lack of oxygen. Another problem is almost all health and safety sensors use oxygen as a baseline for testing, so in a lack of oxygen they do not work acc
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by pomian 5y ago
Very good proposition. This can happen next to old mines, waste rock piles especially. Not so much that the CO2 kills you, but it displaces the oxygen. You enter an oxygen deficient environment. Suffocation can happen almost instantly. Si
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by pomian 5y ago
Except in the country. (Country side) Where cell phones hardly ever work, and usually everyone is working outside, so they don't answer a land line phone. In which case you stop by, everyone takes a break over coffee, and a good visit
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by pomian 5y ago
Cheshire Crossing.
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by pomian 5y ago
Pick an area you would imagine or dream of traveling to. (Coastal) There are "cruising guides" of almost everywhere in the world. They are usually hand written compilations of many years of knowledge from many sources. They are wo
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by pomian 5y ago
Not why! Why do we need to open all utilities, finances and banks, to they internet? It's crazy. All of a sudden, in ten years, everything is accessible to any one with desire and intent. And worse, it's harder and harder to be th
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by pomian 5y ago
Except for the web. Which seems to get slower and slower due to bloat and overload, no matter your computer or internet speed.
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by pomian 5y ago
I think I have an answer. All photos of under 18's left in the database, will be used by Apple(and others), for their hashes.
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by pomian 5y ago
It was a useful tool. Still would be. Online searches for people are hard now. But note, those were limited databases. Phone number and address. No birth dates, security numbers, etc. It was a tool, not a weapon.
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by pomian 5y ago
But routine can also kill creativity. Schedule in flexibility for change, randomness, energy flow. Do not hesitate due to, or use schedule, as an excuse, when adventure beckons!
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by pomian 5y ago
Portable phones and audiobooks are great for getting things like that done. (Just not mathematical calculations or analyzing scientific theory.)
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by pomian 5y ago
This is a similar sentiment to many people who originally posted valuable information to Wikipedia, which later was deleted. What about historical people? Or historical actions? Science? Just because it is not a modern science fact, and is
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by pomian 5y ago
This is so disappointing, and confusing. But then again, it is a human controlled organisation, so human errors, issues, politics? Over the years I have heard of people adding and correcting topics that they know about, are even experts in,
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by pomian 5y ago
Thanks. What's the point of a Firefox skin? Except as a sign of political protest?? That closed iOS app world is becoming more frustrating. I assume it is not worth the effort for Firefox to build a new Apple approved app, because it m
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by pomian 5y ago
Can you no longer use Firefox under the new Mac OS? Or iOS? (I haven't had to troubleshoot anyone's new-er Mac for awhile. It used to be a staple energy drain on time resources, but everyone I'm exposed to, is trying not to u
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by pomian 5y ago
Some things you can't recreate. But vacuum cleaners, refrigeration, freezers, coffee machines, kettles, dishwashers, and even driers, are all possible and available. Not sure about a microwave, but normal heating elements are there.
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by pomian 5y ago
I agree. We also built and lived on a sea going boat. You learn a lot about infrastructure to make yourselves independent. As early as the late 70's, we had solar connected to a 12v DC system. That allowed us to run lights, radios, nav
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by pomian 5y ago
Look into country cabins, boats and campers. Especially the first though. Many are built with only solar for power. They have 12 volt wiring for 12v lights, and 12v outlets. The only AC is if someone plugs in an inverter to a 12v outlet. If
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by pomian 5y ago
That's horrible. I think all of us agree and wish we could help. I would add, don't take it too personally that they don't phone back or explain. That happens at all level of job hunting. It feels offensive and rude, but it h

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