What's the one gadget you could really do without?

**mike4life** · #21 4th Dec 2007, 06:29

lol
the 1 gadget i could do without is the sun in a jar from iwwot lol
its jst pathetic, they charge you £20 for a solar powered light!!!!

mike
x|X|x

**Mike0001** · #22 4th Dec 2007, 06:59

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Originally Posted by mike4life

lol
the 1 gadget i could do without is the sun in a jar from iwwot lol
its jst pathetic, they charge you £20 for a solar powered light!!!!

mike
x|X|x

Neat scam! I like their i-Penguin! Aw don't start me on that again...

**serverguy** · #23 4th Dec 2007, 13:49

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Originally Posted by Mike0001

Neat scam! I like their i-Penguin! Aw don't start me on that again...

No no no ..... please

**DreamHazard** · #24 5th Dec 2007, 03:24

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Originally Posted by Mike0001

Too easy to crack! I think all devices should check the DNA of the user against a database held on a worldwide network of Windoze PCs before allowing access.

That way, to defeat the safeguards, you would have to insert your own DNA signature in the database temporarily, which would clearly be impossible as Windoze is uncrackable.

in other words, you want free access to all data for anyone who can access a Bin-doze database... Which is just about anyone...

**Gazmondo** · #25 10th Dec 2007, 10:48

iPods.

hate them always have always will

**DreamHazard** · #26 12th Dec 2007, 02:28

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Originally Posted by Gazmondo

iPods.

hate them always have always will

I bought an iPod from a dodgy guy, was £120 instead of about double that, looking back, I think it may have been stolen...

Oh well. Was quite cheap for the time. That's the only reason I bought it. That and it'll work on any mac or bin-doze pc, can use it as an external HDD

**Jimmy Hat** · #27 13th Dec 2007, 15:12

Just to let you know, if some dodgy guy tries to sell you a Tomtom Go 300 or a Sony Ericsson T68i would you please hit them repeatedly over the head with something sharp and heavy. Just in case.