I think this is going to be in quote books for years. Kees k said: 'Stable' is nothing more than a state of mind. Do you think he meant it the way it sounded? Or did it just come out that way?
Assuming that *cough*/. means slashdot (because what else could it mean). HOW IN THE WORLD, are you having slow download times? I am connected usually between 21400 and 33600, and/. always seems to work smoothly, and quickly. The only time I have trouble is at school(REDI) where 12-20 of us share 1 56K line:).
When handspring first came out(and still today), they not only had a "memory stick", but they also had a expansion port. You could easily add 8MB of memory to your existing 2MB or 8MB, and you can run apps directly from the stick. The best part is, all of those applications that have been created for Palm, ALSO WORK ON HANDSPRING! PLUS: you can choose from a great assortment of colors!
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I think this is going to be in quote books for years. Kees k said: 'Stable' is nothing more than a state of mind. Do you think he meant it the way it sounded? Or did it just come out that way?
And to think... for about half of that rambling, I thought the AC was serious!
Assuming that *cough* /. means slashdot (because what else could it mean). HOW IN THE WORLD, are you having slow download times? I am connected usually between 21400 and 33600, and /. always seems to work smoothly, and quickly. The only time I have trouble is at school(REDI) where 12-20 of us share 1 56K line :).
You could have at least put a name with your complaint! /. has declard you an Anono Coward!
When handspring first came out(and still today), they not only had a "memory stick", but they also had a expansion port. You could easily add 8MB of memory to your existing 2MB or 8MB, and you can run apps directly from the stick. The best part is, all of those applications that have been created for Palm, ALSO WORK ON HANDSPRING! PLUS: you can choose from a great assortment of colors!