Well, another OT question
Lead Driver
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From: Rockingham, VA
My first computer was a Texas Instruments TI99-4A. Looked like a giant doorstop. It used audio tape for storage, had 16 kilobytes of RAM, and forced me to learn BASIC so I could use it for anything useful.
Then, I moved up to the Epson QX16, which had 2 operating systems: MS-DOS and CP-M.
Wow... that was a hunnert years ago.
I've been using a Droid for a few years now. I like it, but I don't use the FTE app on it.
Then, I moved up to the Epson QX16, which had 2 operating systems: MS-DOS and CP-M.
Wow... that was a hunnert years ago.
I've been using a Droid for a few years now. I like it, but I don't use the FTE app on it.
Lead Driver
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From: Rockingham, VA
I don't think it resembles the desktop version in any way, other than showing the latest posts.
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From: Upper Peninsula
Sorry, guys. I'm usually pretty tech savvy and can figure out most things electronic. But I have a windows phone. Today just happened to be the first time I logged in here on my phone, and as far as I can tell, it was the regular site and I didn't have any problem navigating to where I wanted to go.
Having dealt with iphones, android-based, and now my windows phone, I can say that the Windows phone has been, by far, the absolute easiest phone to work with. I haven't struggled to do anything or get anything set up right. It just works!
Having dealt with iphones, android-based, and now my windows phone, I can say that the Windows phone has been, by far, the absolute easiest phone to work with. I haven't struggled to do anything or get anything set up right. It just works!
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