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Groda posted:When I first moved to Sweden, our dormitory had this model in the hallway with its dial deactivated, so the people could receive calls to a POTS line (which cost a lot less to call from abroad than a cell). The foreign students used it a lot.
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Phanatic posted:iOS is based on NeXTSTEP as well. Even if NeXT had never produced a single gram of hardware Apple got their money's worth out of that purchase and more.
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eminkey2003 posted:My friend had a Juke.  It was $20 as a prepaid phone from at&t so I could use it with my normal postpaid at&t account without extending my contract. It was great except that it turned out the buttons were too small for my fingers and I just couldn't enter phone numbers correctly on it to save my life. I ended up having to replace it with another dirt cheap prepaid phone that was a normal flipphone or something (and then I got an iphone in 2010). It was cool how tiny and light (75 grams compared to 163 for my current smartphone) it was, though, and I guess it was ahead of its time in terms of being a phone that's impossible to actually use for phone calls. mystes has a new favorite as of 16:33 on Aug 5, 2019 |
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OpenWRT is good. The gui is easy to use for simple stuff and it also makes it reasonable straightforward to do more complicated routing stuff that's hard or impossible in other alternative router firmwares. I'd generally rate it pretty close to Ubiquiti's software.
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