All Things Geek

[Jambe]

All things geek?
Any recommendations for an android good, easy to use, 'To Do list' app?

 

[Coss]

Do like I use; small pad of paper and a pen

Bigger list? Bigger piece of paper
Won't crash and lose your data; you can recycle it, and uses no electricity.

 

[McBrew]

Do like I use; small pad of paper and a pen

Bigger list? Bigger piece of paper
Won't crash and lose your data; you can recycle it, and uses no electricity.

Actually, paper products use a lot of energy and water to make. This is why, oddly enough, bidets are so popular in Japan -- washing your butt with water uses less water than using toilet paper!


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[Ty]

All things geek?
Any recommendations for an android good, easy to use, 'To Do list' app?

I like the app "Keep". It's simple, has a widget for the home screen, and lets you draw, save picture notes, check boxes, lists, etc. If you scan a business card, it'll know what to do with that too. It keeps things in a nice graphical and scrollable thing with boxes of differing sizes. It's really easy to use.

 

[Marshall]

I like the app "Keep". It's simple, has a widget for the home screen, and lets you draw, save picture notes, check boxes, lists, etc. If you scan a business card, it'll know what to do with that too. It keeps things in a nice graphical and scrollable thing with boxes of differing sizes. It's really easy to use.

I don't speak geek. I'm glad other people do.

 

[Coss]

I don't speak geek. I'm glad other people do.

Yes, we know, you've told us 5 or 6 times before.

 

[Coss]

A 3-D Pen Printer?
I ran across this on LinkedIn and don't know if it's real or not, but it is pretty cool:

There are multiple new items in that video; after the Pen Printer is a water hover board.
In the video for the hover board they do "cheat" on the video by graphically erasing a couple of things; but they do show what it really looks like part way through the video. Then they have a cube clock, and this thing is awesome, but pretty much overkill for what it is; I mean it's a clock.

 

[BiloxiGeek]

Here's Something I really want to see on the Elio...

http://www.zdnet.com/article/the-linux-in-your-car-movement-gains-momentum/

 

[NSTG8R]

Here's Something I really want to see on the Elio...

http://www.zdnet.com/article/the-linux-in-your-car-movement-gains-momentum/

Cool! I should be getting my Pine 64 in a day or so according to their shipping notification. I'm not a computer expert by any stretch of the imagination so I'm counting on the 'experts' on their forums to come up with the apps to possibly add it to my Elio, Skyzmatic-style. I opted for the $89 kickstarter investment which includes a 7" touchscreen, power supply, and a bunch of other goodies. I'll still have about a year to play with the Pine 64 before I get my 3-wheeler, so there'll be plenty of time to work the bugs out...and save a boatload of money over Skyzmatic. It's a lot like Elio in that you can buy just the "basic" model and add accessories as required or desired.

Here's the specs on the board I opted for:

A64+ Board 1GB

- 1.2 Ghz Quad-Core ARM Cortex A53 64-Bit Processor. Executes both 64 and 32 Bit for scalable high performance.
- Dual I/O expansion slots
- Dual Core Mali 400 MP2 Graphics card
- 1GB Memory
- Integrated Display engine with HDMI 1.4 output up to 4K
- 10/100 Ethernet Port
- Bluetooth 4.0 and 802.11BGN Wireless Module Port. (Add on module optional)

https://www.pine64.com/product

 

[Injunjoe]

As I said on December 9, 2015: I would dump the proprietary engine computer software and use open source. Proteanos.com