Pixels and their consequences

fc123

Tonight another poster has kicked me up the a$$ to tweet.

I registered my brand name on it ages ago...even had followers (who have now gone) who read what I didn;'t write.
So, I have bookmarked it and everyday I will do it.

No idea if it will help sales/goog;e rankings da da da and I really hate doing things because I think I should, esp when I don't feel a connection to them.
The FB and Myspace have been registered even longer but going to ice that until DD finishes her exams. Then she can be useful posting pics and things....it will be part of her summer job.
I don't write in the same language as my customers so would be rubbish if I did it. Maybe Mewbie wants to help out sometime?:)

Actually, I have just had an idea. Next on my list of techy things to learn is Photoshop.
If I get good I could photoshop myself into a 21 yr old.:D I would have adored FB and digital cameras when I was young.

fc123

Mr.Brown wrote: »

I spend more time webbing than watching TV. It's a damn site more interactive than the remote control red button. So I would say it's good.

This is way better than telly.

I have got the BBc prog in the OP on a tag, waiting but haven't clicked play yet. Got a post to answer toon another forum, Twitter learning and I thought of something about the Wilsons today....then forgot it.
It'll come back.

lostinrates

fc123 wrote: »

This is way better than telly.

I have got the BBc prog in the OP on a tag, waiting but haven't clicked play yet. Got a post to answer toon another forum, Twitter learning and I thought of something about the Wilsons today....then forgot it.
It'll come back.

It is better than telly..

btw, for those of us who use it its hard to remember there are people who don't cyber interact beyond email at all.

sss555s

lostinrates wrote: »

It is better than telly..

btw, for those of us who use it its hard to remember there are people who don't cyber interact beyond email at all.

My mum doesn't even do that.

She thinks she quite up to date but giggles away to rising damp still after the 100th time. I'm sure she laughs before they say the punch lines :rotfl:


Maybe i should get her on here :A


Yes it's far better than telly

lostinrates

sss555s wrote: »

My mum doesn't even do that.y

Mine does,but then she quite often phones and tells me wht she wrote. Even now I'm in the same house.

She can't text. She dictates her texts to whoever she can make type them. I had to tellher to stop saying ''stop'' and that you didn't pay per letter.

fc123

lostinrates wrote: »

Mine does,but then she quite often phones and tells me wht she wrote. Even now I'm in the same house.

She can't text. She dictates her texts to whoever she can make type them. I had to tellher to stop saying ''stop'' and that you didn't pay per letter.

I don't 'do' text either......next thing to learn. I can;t work out how to get predictive text off it either.

fc123

Anyway...now I am going to concentrate on the OP programme....trying really hard not to get distracted.

sss555s

lostinrates wrote: »

Mine does,but then she quite often phones and tells me wht she wrote. Even now I'm in the same house.

She can't text. She dictates her texts to whoever she can make type them. I had to tellher to stop saying ''stop'' and that you didn't pay per letter.

Got mum a mobile a while ago with credit but she looks at it like it's going to bite her and refuses to turn it on

I don't 'do' text either......next thing to learn. I can;t work out how to get predictive text off it either.

I never used predictive till i got my last mobile with a touch screen and i find it great as it's easy to miss letters and it always seems to come up with the right word however you spell it :T

Anyway...now I am going to concentrate on the OP programme....trying really hard not to get distracted.

bet you have a peek

fc123

sss555s wrote: »

Got mum a mobile a while ago with credit but she looks at it like it's going to bite her and refuses to turn it on




I never used predictive till i got my last mobile with a touch screen and i find it great as it's easy to miss letters and it always seems to come up with the right word however you spell it :T




bet you have a peek

Aaaaaggh:o..I did as I have paused it to buffer and then went off to chat about clothes shop on www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Computer games bother me a lot ~(not that I have played anything since Mario cart on a Nintendo in 1991) as the player is all wound up inside but absolutely passive on the outside. My nephew (11) is addicted and sis has had to lay down rules for him as it got silly....he would get up @ 4am on school nights to play.

lostinrates

fc123 wrote: »

Aaaaaggh:o..I did as I have paused it to buffer and then went off to chat about clothes shop on www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Computer games bother me a lot ~(not that I have played anything since Mario cart on a Nintendo in 1991) as the player is all wound up inside but absolutely passive on the outside. My nephew (11) is addicted and sis has had to lay down rules for him as it got silly....he would get up @ 4am on school nights to play.

I think I'm the last person on earth to have never played a computer game.

I like predictive text. It means I never know exactly what I'm going to say. which is a little bit of an adventure.