Math Software for Mobile Phones

I do own what we call a mobile phone, but in USAian is a cell phone. It is a
pay as you go basic mono phone.

I would not have one except for the killer needs:

a) that when out with the family we need a means of finding each other again after splitting up to do our own things.

b) to call a recovery service when the car breaks down

Otherwise the thing stays truned off. (In fact it is a security breach to have
one turned on in our office:cool:)

RonL

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Originally Posted by CaptainBlack

In fact it is a security breach to have
one turned on in our office...

RonL

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And why is that, Captain? :confused:

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Originally Posted by janvdl

And why is that, Captain? :confused:

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He could tell you, but then ThePerfectHacker would have to kill you. :D

-Dan

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Originally Posted by topsquark

He could tell you, but then ThePerfectHacker would have to kill you. :D

-Dan

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Hahaha...

The only explanation is that he's building bombs or something :D

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Originally Posted by janvdl

Hahaha...

The only explanation is that he's building bombs or something :D

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or something.

(carefull research here should reveal what he is building)

RonL

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Originally Posted by ThePerfectHacker

I even want to get a rotary phone (the old version) for two reasons. One, is that you need to memorize phone numbers, instead of having you phone do all the work for you. Two, it teaches you patience, ... take it easy, relax, slowly dail the number.

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Wait for the dial Pah! You can tap out the number on the switches on the
cradle (the dial is a pulse generator, but there are other means of generating
the pulses)

I was once working at ASWE in a secure computer room, and there was a
dial phone in the vestibule, but the dial had a lock on it to stop people
phoning out. No problemo, I just tapped out the phone numbers:eek:

RonL

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Originally Posted by CaptainBlack

or something.

(carefull research here should reveal what he is building)

RonL

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Well let me try to guess it then. Would it also be a safety breach too, or just a security breach?

Or is it possible that there are machines that are sensitive to radio signals?

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Originally Posted by janvdl

Well let me try to guess it then. Would it also be a safety breach too, or just a security breach?

Or is it possible that there are machines that are sensitive to radio signals?

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It would only be a saftey, but not a security issue if you had it on in the explosives shed.

RonL

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Originally Posted by CaptainBlack

It would only be a saftey, but not a security issue if you had it on in the explosives shed.

RonL

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Oh so there are stuff like that involved... :D

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Originally Posted by janvdl

Oh so there are stuff like that involved... :D

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There is stuff like that involved, but its not what is kept in the explosives
shed. That is more like the gas generator for an airbag.

RonL

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Originally Posted by CaptainBlack

There is stuff like that involved, but its not what is kept in the explosives
shed. That is more like the gas generator for an airbag.

RonL

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You are involved in car crash tests? :)

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Originally Posted by janvdl

RayBan? BondiBlu?

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I got RayBan today. :cool:

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Originally Posted by janvdl

You are involved in car crash tests? :)

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There are more uses for air bags than as car safety systems.

RonL

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Originally Posted by CaptainBlack

There are more uses for air bags than as car safety systems.

RonL

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Well then i'm out of guesses :D

By the way, congrats on the tetris olympics TPH. :)

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Originally Posted by janvdl

Well then i'm out of guesses :D

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It could be a Mars soft landing system, but its not

RonL