20 Apr '21 23:42>
It's the 21st century, and PC keyboards still do not have dedicated keys for common BBCode tags like bold on, bold off, italics on, italics off.
@kevin-eleven saidThat's because it's entirely up to the website whether BB codes are used or not, rather than the device.
It's the 21st century, and PC keyboards still do not have dedicated keys for common BBCode tags like bold on, bold off, italics on, italics off.
@rookie54 saidYer gonna need a bigger brush. 😉
i want a new sable brush, and i shall have it
@vivify saidHmm, fair points. However, I prefer not to become adapted to phone use. I have a smart phone, but I don't use it for banking and I leave it at home on my desk when I am in town, as if it's a land-line.
That's because it's entirely up to the website whether BB codes are used or not, rather than the device.
More importantly, PC keyboards are increasingly becoming a thing of the past. Unless you're a programmer, gamer or do work involving networking, no one uses PC keyboards except older people who haven't adapted to phone use.
@kevin-eleven saidSo why do you have a mobile phone and then leave it at home?
Hmm, fair points. However, I prefer not to become adapted to phone use. I have a smart phone, but I don't use it for banking and I leave it at home on my desk when I am in town, as if it's a land-line.
Someday soon smartphones might contain explosive devices (j/k -- it would be biofield scramblers) in case the user strays too far from the "socially" acceptable bounds ...[text shortened]... t hard. I never was very physical to begin with, even before all these tech conveniences came along.
@suzianne saidExactly.
So why do you have a mobile phone and then leave it at home?
Its best feature is, yes, that it is mobile.
I use mine while I'm out to find places I wanna go, places to eat, where's the nearest store selling what I'm looking for, any sales, and I hook it into my car radio to play the music I wanna hear instead of random radio station crap.
Why leave a tool like that at home?
@suzianne saidYou say tool, I say tracker.
So why do you have a mobile phone and then leave it at home?
Its best feature is, yes, that it is mobile.
I use mine while I'm out to find places I wanna go, places to eat, where's the nearest store selling what I'm looking for, any sales, and I hook it into my car radio to play the music I wanna hear instead of random radio station crap.
Why leave a tool like that at home?
@suzianne saidSometimes it's nice not to be contactable, to ask someone for directions, walk around the shops looking at the various deals, to turn off the radio and enjoy the silence.
Why leave a tool like that at home?
@very-musty saidHow many emergencies have you ever had?
Exactly.
And for emergencies.
I can't imagine life without my phone and I'm old enough to know what it was like looking for a payphone 😔
@trev33 saidNone but I would rather have my phone and not need it than need it and not have it.
How many emergencies have you ever had?
@very-musty saidWho has nothing to hide?
@Kevin-Eleven
Yes it does track you and record everything but if you have nothing to hide then why worry? 😳
@suzianne saidMaybe just because I'm a little older and sprouted in different cultural soil?
So why do you have a mobile phone and then leave it at home?
Its best feature is, yes, that it is mobile.
I use mine while I'm out to find places I wanna go, places to eat, where's the nearest store selling what I'm looking for, any sales, and I hook it into my car radio to play the music I wanna hear instead of random radio station crap.
Why leave a tool like that at home?