@phoneboy ah, full slide-out hardware keyboard then? I probably still have one of those from 2008-ish in a drawer.
@variablepulserate that definition would make the first iPhone not a smartphone. it launched with “Web apps are good enough for you lot” and only the system apps. 🤔
@phoneboy ooh, fancy. Yeah, that sounds usable. It would be a lot more like how I navigated pre-GPS in practice I expect.
/@matigo
@variablepulserate I’m still amazed “feature phones” have all those things. Didn’t pay for Internet browsing back when I had a Razr. 😆 It seems like feature phone now maybe just describes more the hardware options than anything - weaker processor, smaller screen, physical keypad.
/@matigo @phoneboy
@matigo i view Postgres as the default choice in the Rails and Elixir communities. And Rails is pretty good at marketing.
@matigo sounds like it lacks GPS but can access Google Maps to get old-fashioned ready to print and hand to your navigator route directions
/@phoneboy
@matigo my favorite part is having to identify all the crosswalks/boats/traffic signals every. Single. Time. I log in. I wound up screenshotting all the comps I cared about and working off those. 😔
@variablepulserate sometimes keeping windows closed and blinds pulled blocks a lot of heat transmission into the structure. it can also keep out a lot of humidity.
though between air conditioning in summer and heating in winter, seeing someone with windows open near me at any time seems super rare.