vvvexation (
vvvexation) wrote2003-11-04 10:41 pm
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New toy
I have a Palm now. It is shiny. It has buttons on it. I cannot stop pressing them.
*gleeful, manic grin*
Okay, it ain't quiiiiiiiite that bad, but I have spent the entire evening copying over the contents of my pen-and-paper address book and calendar, along with anything else I can think of. I think I've HotSynced the sucker a good ten times already.
For the record:
myriah is teh rox0r. For this and several other reasons.
*gleeful, manic grin*
Okay, it ain't quiiiiiiiite that bad, but I have spent the entire evening copying over the contents of my pen-and-paper address book and calendar, along with anything else I can think of. I think I've HotSynced the sucker a good ten times already.
For the record:
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"Oh, bother," said the Borg. "We've assimilated Pooh!"
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Seriously. I go all giggly and bounce. Yo soy un dork.
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I burnt it all to a CD, which I just need to locate. (I put it away - now I just need to remember where 'away' is. Argh.) I'll email you a list in the next couple days, once I find and sort it out a bit.
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What model did you get?
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Is that what the kids are calling 'em these days? *waggles eyebrows*
I am beginning to be tempted by palmphones of various sorts. Consolidating addressbook, calendar, and the actual phone -- esp if the device could be used to browse and send email using my regular auros.org account -- would be nice...
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And I have some other cute random apps, but LifeBalance is the big one.
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I was thrilled to have a Palm because it added a level of organization to my life. LifeBalance approximately doubled the amount of organization benefit that I get from the Palm, 'cause the normal To-Do list really sucks and LifeBalance is wonderful.
If you feel like a quick summary, the guys who make it are called LlamaGraphics (http://www.llamagraphics.com). They're pretty cool as well -- I've met them in person, and they also respond well to comments and questions. Score one more for itty-bitty software companies where you can actually talk to the people who do the work and know what's going on.
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Am I the only one that thinks that is dirty?
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*halo*
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Wait, that came out wrong. ;)
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