Even someone as stupid as you should have noticed that that doesnt apply to those 100 laptops or 6 PC, if someone was actually stupid enough to lend you a seeing eye dog and a white cane.
Pity about those 100 laptops.
added into them.
Not with what JB HiFi and Hardly Normal flog, cretin.
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If you mean conventional desktop PCs then of course it is. Already a significant proportion of (most?) users who need a computer in more than one location have a single laptop that they use wherever they are. It seems likely that fairly soon a mobile phone will have the storage and processing grunt commonly required. Almost everyone carries a mobile phone so they only need the ability to connect to the appropriate servers and HIDs wherever they happen to be. The Motorola Atrix is not there yet but I think it shows what is coming .
**There are always fools to pay money for stuff they don't need. Whilst sopping at the local supermarket yesterday, I spied a woman, pushing her trolley around, iPad cradled in one hand. Neat, I thought. I felt a bit inferior with my 'Post-It Note' stuck to the handle of the trolley (no need to carry it, don't have to worry if I drop it), 'till I figured out that she did just as much work making her shopping list as I did. I'm carrying around 0.1gms of paper and she was carrying 500gms of valuable electronics. All to do the same job.
[Shakes head]
There are APP's for Tablets that compare prices from all Supermarkets also tell you ingredients, calories etc. Most now have to go shopping in more than one supermarket why not use your tablet if you have one.
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Sounds like a typical yuppie showing off her possessions.
smartphone instead.
as I did.
location etc too.
My missus does the shopping, she doesn't need to be told where the stuff is located, after about the fourth week of moving here, she had that down pat.
How exactly, it takes just as much effort to type a list into a tablet or smartphone as it does to write it onto a piece of paper. If there is stuff that you buy every week and you memory is so bad that you can't remember it, you just print a standing list each week and add any extras by hand.
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Not sure exactly what that does for you other than being able to winge about how much things have gone up.
Or she got it for various reasons and was trying it out in that situation.
Or the laptop either.
located, after about the fourth week of
Its different if you use various supermarkets much, particularly when they have rearranged everything as they do periodically.
Wrong when you have automated it properly.
can't remember it,
Thats not what is on the list, stupid.
Whats on the list is what I keep a decent stock of for convenience and which I have noticed has got low.
I bet his list isnt anything like that. Hers either.
of too.
how much things have gone up.
I basically only buy stuff at close to the best price I have ever seen and keep decent stocks of everything I use much so I dont have to shop very often at all.
That does save a substantial amount of money, particularly with the more expensive stuff like a 5KG block of fillet steak uncut, the Lendards specials, fruit and veg.
Some stuff like the limes I make marmalade out of because I cant buy anything like as good marmalade as I can make, can vary anything from $3/KG to $20
I reckon the pads are useful enough for that sort of thing and she would likely or not have it anyway as a phone. I can't see any portable tablet that you could comfortably sit at and knock out a few drawings or lay out some documents. Until that happens most using cad and word processing will keep the desktops IMHO.
That's what the cameras are for when you find something they hide it, if you find it again it goes off the shelf completely. I don't bother now if Woolworth's hide it, it goes on my Aldi list. It's actually a scam where suppliers are blackmailed into the placement of goods in stores and on shelves. Notice everything you want going to bottom shelf at the back. Link below is why
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Aldi ground coffee is not bad and $7 for ½ kilo. Only tried it because ½ kilo bags of Melitta disappeared from Woolies and the others were horrible and want $20 for ½ kilo. Aldi meat is also better quality and about third price. You have to do your shopping now in at least 2 supermarkets to get all you want Aldi for me is as convenient as Woolworth's. Can't wait for their beer (cheaper than Rods) from Germany or Belgium. The shinyarses at Woolworths have driven 40% of my and others away and given themselves a payrise saying what a good boy am I.
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