Sorry, not the link to the software but the button to apply for a free home use license. It looks like that is missing from the current farstone page.

It looks like they have removed the link for the free "home use" license. I wonder if they were getting bombarded with requests?

As you noticed when you tried this, you end up having issues reactivating Windows. This will be problematic if you have an OEM licensed copy of XP since Microsoft does not allow transferring of those licenses to new hardware. When you move it to a VM XP thinks this is new hardware. Now if VirtualXP could also…

This thing looks like it would be hell on the wrists.

#correction

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From the reviews I've read it looks like Handcent doesn't handle MMS right now. That's a deal breaker for me.

As an Amazon seller, "Warehouse Deals" has a pretty questionable rating. I think its 88% today. This pretty much tells me that you are not the only one who feels that warehouse deals are less than stellar.

Yeah, it's funny how when the scanner comes up with an incorrect price, it's always higher.

"When I find something online for a really good price that I want, I make damned sure to print the webpage out. That way, when I walk into a store, I can say "Here is the price I saw, can you match it?" I've never had a problem with having a hard copy of a price."

I always keep a magnet or two in the small compartment of the toolbox. They come in handy for many things. You can magnetize a screwdriver, find a drywall screw, gather up metal filings, etc.

My understanding is that you should take an extended pause after uttering the phrase "one more thing..."

Here's a good description of the North American Numbering plan and how it has evolved over time. Much of the original numbering system was dictated by the crossbar switches that were used at the local exchange.

Based on most of the voicemails I receive, we recite phone numbers by rushing through them as fast as we can at the very end of the message so that it's almost impossible to get the whole number the first time.

I use my emergency radio, which has an internal battery, a hand crank generator, and a USB socket. That's what it's there for. Second one is in the car.

So who are "Android Police" and why should I install a random apk from them? Is there any way to verify that this apk is directly from google?

He's an application administrator. No need for this sort of cable.

For fun, look at the application list available from Sidetop Software, maker of "Vibrate During Meetings". Talk about a "one of these things is not like the others" list!

Having worked as a locksmith in the past, I have a few comments on this, particularly if you are replacing a keyed lockset.

Key line in the Peta Pixel article: