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@luke I wish I could find an old Palm PDA again. I thought they were less hassle to use than contemporary mobile platforms.
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@lnxw37 confession: I still use my Palm T5 as a note taking device
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@lnxw37 we have (or used to) an old Zire 21 lying around here somewhere. I even replaced the battery once, had to solder it into place haha!
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I'm still using a Palm m515, 1 generation earlier. It's safer against !surveillance than Androids, as it's offline. Cheap from ebay. @lnxw37
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@lnxw37 @balleyne another reason for still using the Palm is I still like jPilot on my GNU/Linux box. I'm looking for equivalent for Android
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@mcscx: I haven't gone Android yet, still using #N900... but Palm + keyboard still best note taking device, better than typing with thumbs
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@mcscx: I like that the Palm is offline for distraction reasons too. Easier to stay focused in class. *shrugs*
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@balleyne the original Palm keyboard is really awesome, if only the right Cursor-Up key weren't at the place I intuitively expect Shift
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@balleyne indeed, Android devices offer many distracting features, like mobile StatusNet clients ;-)
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@balleyne btw I was using a Palm Grafitti I input method on my Android for some time. Not quite optimal for finger usage (vs stylus) though
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Blaise Alleyne
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