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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2009-01-25
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at least I think it is... wont damage the screen, fits in snugly. you know, one of those tiny straws people use to stir tea or coffee.
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2009-01-25
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Wow, that was cool...
It does fit, but it bends. You should fill it with glue or something.
It does fit, but it bends. You should fill it with glue or something.
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2009-01-26
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I've honestly found that the best replacement , or rather a way not to lose the stylus in the first place is to get a pen/pencil/stylus combe and always keep that with ya. At least you can replace those if lost.
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2009-01-26
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Funny, we usually use a small spoon for that here. But at American fast food restaurants these straws are used indeed. They're plastic and usually white AFAICT.
Example
(Found via images.google.com -> fill in coffee straw)
Example
(Found via images.google.com -> fill in coffee straw)
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2009-01-26
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Originally Posted by daperl
Where do we vote for this? I looked on the Free Prizes page and the Windows Mobile for N810 download page but couldn't find anything about Best Thread Title of the Week voting.
I voted for this as "Best Thread Title Of The Week." Thanks. It was a funny way to start my morning.
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2009-01-26
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Originally Posted by qole
Pardon my ignorance. In America we have these things... I think the technical term is "polling places." Mine is just across the street. I do all my voting there. I don't trust computers.
Where do we vote for this? I looked on the Free Prizes page and the Windows Mobile for N810 download page but couldn't find anything about Best Thread Title of the Week voting.
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2009-01-26
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Around here, coffee shops either have wooden sticks or little brown straws that have been pressed in the middle ( 8 shaped cross section)...
example of the "8" cross section (and an improbably small coffee cup):
Wooden sticks used by most cafe's in Vancouver:
example of the "8" cross section (and an improbably small coffee cup):
Wooden sticks used by most cafe's in Vancouver:
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2009-01-26
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Originally Posted by qole
I'm in New England (Massachusetts in particular) and the coffee straws I see around here are precisely as you've described them. I'm not sure I've ever seen a coffee stirrer that I'd want to use as a stylus.
Around here, coffee shops either have wooden sticks or little brown straws that have been pressed in the middle ( 8 shaped cross section)...
example of the "8" cross section (and an improbably small coffee cup):
Wooden sticks used by most cafe's in Vancouver:
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2009-01-26
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Over here cups are made of stone and spoons with baby raptors' bones. I wouldn't trust that with my screen...
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