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  1. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  2. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  3. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  4. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  5. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  6. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  7. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  8. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  9. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  10. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  11. Esta es una #TexasInstruments #Avigo10 reliquia de 1997 cuando a TI le dio por incursionar en el mundo de los #PDA. Yo era muy fan de este dispositivo antes de que cayera a mis manos mi primera #Palm.

    Esta me la heredaron para mi colección, y no me pregunten como, pero después de al menos una década, aún conservaba información en su memoria interna. Perteneció a una eminente investigadora científica, del CIAD de Hermosillo, Sonora.

    #RetroComputing #RetroTechnology

  12. Esta es una #TexasInstruments #Avigo10 reliquia de 1997 cuando a TI le dio por incursionar en el mundo de los #PDA. Yo era muy fan de este dispositivo antes de que cayera a mis manos mi primera #Palm.

    Esta me la heredaron para mi colección, y no me pregunten como, pero después de al menos una década, aún conservaba información en su memoria interna. Perteneció a una eminente investigadora científica, del CIAD de Hermosillo, Sonora.

    #RetroComputing #RetroTechnology

  13. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  14. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  15. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  16. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  17. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  18. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  19. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  20. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  21. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  22. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  23. Aproveitando o último toot sobre o HandyShopper, como já comentei aqui, eu tenho um #tablet HiGole Gole2 Pro com N5095, 16 GB RAM, SSD de 256 GB e MicroSD de 128 GB. Projeto térmico digno de pena, carcaça plástica e dependente de um powerbank externo, pois felizmente não confiei no projeto dos caras.

    É uma batata quente, mas que tinha muito potencial para ser um dispositivo Linux de bolso, ainda que dependente de um powerbank.

    No lugar de rodar um emulador de #Palm javascriptado no #iOS, eu preferia ter um aplicativo nativo rodando no tablet rebelde com Silverblue. O problema é que, mesmo que um aplicativo do tipo possa ser escrito com auxílio de IA em relativamente pouco tempo (com base na minha experiência tentando clonar utilitários do #QuikMenu usando C++ e Qt com parafernália amarrada via #Nix), não tenho hardware decente.

    Eu cheguei a pensar se não daria para fazer uma carcaça com teclado e ventoinha mais parruda, mas... francamente? Acho que não compensa o esforço. É tempo e dinheiro demais para um dispositivo chinês obscuro que eu nem sei se vai sobreviver, justamente pelo projeto ruim.

    Talvez seja melhor pegar um #uConsole, mesmo com CM Lite e 4 GB de RAM.

  24. Aproveitando o último toot sobre o HandyShopper, como já comentei aqui, eu tenho um #tablet HiGole Gole2 Pro com N5095, 16 GB RAM, SSD de 256 GB e MicroSD de 128 GB. Projeto térmico digno de pena, carcaça plástica e dependente de um powerbank externo, pois felizmente não confiei no projeto dos caras.

    É uma batata quente, mas que tinha muito potencial para ser um dispositivo Linux de bolso, ainda que dependente de um powerbank.

    No lugar de rodar um emulador de #Palm javascriptado no #iOS, eu preferia ter um aplicativo nativo rodando no tablet rebelde com Silverblue. O problema é que, mesmo que um aplicativo do tipo possa ser escrito com auxílio de IA em relativamente pouco tempo (com base na minha experiência tentando clonar utilitários do #QuikMenu usando C++ e Qt com parafernália amarrada via #Nix), não tenho hardware decente.

    Eu cheguei a pensar se não daria para fazer uma carcaça com teclado e ventoinha mais parruda, mas... francamente? Acho que não compensa o esforço. É tempo e dinheiro demais para um dispositivo chinês obscuro que eu nem sei se vai sobreviver, justamente pelo projeto ruim.

    Talvez seja melhor pegar um #uConsole, mesmo com CM Lite e 4 GB de RAM.

  25. Aproveitando o último toot sobre o HandyShopper, como já comentei aqui, eu tenho um #tablet HiGole Gole2 Pro com N5095, 16 GB RAM, SSD de 256 GB e MicroSD de 128 GB. Projeto térmico digno de pena, carcaça plástica e dependente de um powerbank externo, pois felizmente não confiei no projeto dos caras.

    É uma batata quente, mas que tinha muito potencial para ser um dispositivo Linux de bolso, ainda que dependente de um powerbank.

    No lugar de rodar um emulador de #Palm javascriptado no #iOS, eu preferia ter um aplicativo nativo rodando no tablet rebelde com Silverblue. O problema é que, mesmo que um aplicativo do tipo possa ser escrito com auxílio de IA em relativamente pouco tempo (com base na minha experiência tentando clonar utilitários do #QuikMenu usando C++ e Qt com parafernália amarrada via #Nix), não tenho hardware decente.

    Eu cheguei a pensar se não daria para fazer uma carcaça com teclado e ventoinha mais parruda, mas... francamente? Acho que não compensa o esforço. É tempo e dinheiro demais para um dispositivo chinês obscuro que eu nem sei se vai sobreviver, justamente pelo projeto ruim.

    Talvez seja melhor pegar um #uConsole, mesmo com CM Lite e 4 GB de RAM.

  26. Aproveitando o último toot sobre o HandyShopper, como já comentei aqui, eu tenho um #tablet HiGole Gole2 Pro com N5095, 16 GB RAM, SSD de 256 GB e MicroSD de 128 GB. Projeto térmico digno de pena, carcaça plástica e dependente de um powerbank externo, pois felizmente não confiei no projeto dos caras.

    É uma batata quente, mas que tinha muito potencial para ser um dispositivo Linux de bolso, ainda que dependente de um powerbank.

    No lugar de rodar um emulador de #Palm javascriptado no #iOS, eu preferia ter um aplicativo nativo rodando no tablet rebelde com Silverblue. O problema é que, mesmo que um aplicativo do tipo possa ser escrito com auxílio de IA em relativamente pouco tempo (com base na minha experiência tentando clonar utilitários do #QuikMenu usando C++ e Qt com parafernália amarrada via #Nix), não tenho hardware decente.

    Eu cheguei a pensar se não daria para fazer uma carcaça com teclado e ventoinha mais parruda, mas... francamente? Acho que não compensa o esforço. É tempo e dinheiro demais para um dispositivo chinês obscuro que eu nem sei se vai sobreviver, justamente pelo projeto ruim.

    Talvez seja melhor pegar um #uConsole, mesmo com CM Lite e 4 GB de RAM.

  27. Aproveitando o último toot sobre o HandyShopper, como já comentei aqui, eu tenho um #tablet HiGole Gole2 Pro com N5095, 16 GB RAM, SSD de 256 GB e MicroSD de 128 GB. Projeto térmico digno de pena, carcaça plástica e dependente de um powerbank externo, pois felizmente não confiei no projeto dos caras.

    É uma batata quente, mas que tinha muito potencial para ser um dispositivo Linux de bolso, ainda que dependente de um powerbank.

    No lugar de rodar um emulador de #Palm javascriptado no #iOS, eu preferia ter um aplicativo nativo rodando no tablet rebelde com Silverblue. O problema é que, mesmo que um aplicativo do tipo possa ser escrito com auxílio de IA em relativamente pouco tempo (com base na minha experiência tentando clonar utilitários do #QuikMenu usando C++ e Qt com parafernália amarrada via #Nix), não tenho hardware decente.

    Eu cheguei a pensar se não daria para fazer uma carcaça com teclado e ventoinha mais parruda, mas... francamente? Acho que não compensa o esforço. É tempo e dinheiro demais para um dispositivo chinês obscuro que eu nem sei se vai sobreviver, justamente pelo projeto ruim.

    Talvez seja melhor pegar um #uConsole, mesmo com CM Lite e 4 GB de RAM.

  28. Got my new/old Palm Tungsten T5. It is a thing of joy especially in these days of privacy invasion. Look forwards to doing more stuff offline in the future. Just one question - how do I power down? I see the power key but it just puts it in standby. Is there a proper power down sequence? #palm #pda #retrotech

  29. Got my new/old Palm Tungsten T5. It is a thing of joy especially in these days of privacy invasion. Look forwards to doing more stuff offline in the future. Just one question - how do I power down? I see the power key but it just puts it in standby. Is there a proper power down sequence? #palm #pda #retrotech

  30. Got my new/old Palm Tungsten T5. It is a thing of joy especially in these days of privacy invasion. Look forwards to doing more stuff offline in the future. Just one question - how do I power down? I see the power key but it just puts it in standby. Is there a proper power down sequence? #palm #pda #retrotech

  31. Got my new/old Palm Tungsten T5. It is a thing of joy especially in these days of privacy invasion. Look forwards to doing more stuff offline in the future. Just one question - how do I power down? I see the power key but it just puts it in standby. Is there a proper power down sequence? #palm #pda #retrotech

  32. @negschaumburg1
    .. in der Tat 😊
    Zwei wirklich alte Geräte aus meinem Arsenal, die doch noch mit mir reden.
    Das Palm hat ein Problem mit dem Touch-Display, da funktionieren etwa 25% gar nicht.

    #altehandys #palm #BlackBerry

  33. @negschaumburg1
    .. in der Tat 😊
    Zwei wirklich alte Geräte aus meinem Arsenal, die doch noch mit mir reden.
    Das Palm hat ein Problem mit dem Touch-Display, da funktionieren etwa 25% gar nicht.

    #altehandys #palm #BlackBerry

  34. @negschaumburg1
    .. in der Tat 😊
    Zwei wirklich alte Geräte aus meinem Arsenal, die doch noch mit mir reden.
    Das Palm hat ein Problem mit dem Touch-Display, da funktionieren etwa 25% gar nicht.

    #altehandys #palm #BlackBerry