Re: A good thing or a bad thing (Was: Tutorial: Working example of remo

On 4/17/25 11:52 AM, Oleg Nazaroff wrote:

Hello, AJL.
On 17.04.2025 16:19 you wrote:
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A> Do you mean a home phone or perhaps a non-smart cellphone? I think these  days most folks call A> their smartphone just a 'phone'. I usually do. I guess  I just copied your (now snipped) A> 'smartphone' use in your earlier post.
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Non-smart of course. I love them. You can charge it once a month and not think about whether you have enough charge for a day. There are also those where there is no main consumer - the screen ;)

Ah. Been decades since I had one of those. I never have to worry about
 having enough charge the next day. I just lay this (smart)phone on the
 wireless charger every night and start out the next day at 100%. They say
 that's bad for the battery but I've got 5+ years on it now and so far no
 problems (knocks on wood)...
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A> a 7 incher would be a bit big for my shirt pocket which is where I often  carry my phone. My A> Galaxy S10+ at 6.4 inches just barely fits.
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The format is also important. 16:9 is not the same as 26:8 ;)
I usually carry it in the back pocket of my jeans or in the breast pocket. Mass also matters. Up to 200 grams is normal.
 A> Does to me. I much prefer posting using this 10 inch Amazon tablet.

But as  I said earlier, if A> I'm trapped out waiting for you know who shopping I can  suffer through some posting using my A> phone. But as always YMMV...

Speak of the devil. I'm posting this from a Safeway grocery store... 

Habits.. Once upon a time, about 15 years ago, I couldn't figure out how and where to use the tablet. I can't live without him now ;)

Me neither. My problem is which one. I have several (toys)...

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