For your cellphone, you can undoubtedly just add more memory for not very expensive, it will give it a 2nd life. There is surely a small hatch underneath to access the connectors for the ram. It depends on the models. On some, you have to remove the keyboard to access the memory slots ...

More than a mascot, I proposed a logo it some time ago:

It deserves to be re-worked, of course.

netshaman wrote:Or how to artificially increase consumption!

... while using the pretext of "the crisis" to impose partial unemployment, transfer, relocate or impose losses of social gains in the automotive sector.

: arrow: Even by putting prohibitive tolls at the entrance to cities, as long as there are rich people, they will drive in the city ... They won't give a fuck, they will have the means, the others, they piss them off. :? Unless he starts to have so many streets closed to cars that he has to ...

Hi Yannko. I won't go over all of your arguments, I agree with you on just about everything. I want to thank you for this very detailed new urban example. I'm just going to bounce off a passage: That's why I wanted to tell Targol, that despite a transport network ...

How much parking space is needed on the outskirts of a large city to accommodate outsiders? I am not a specialist but it seems to me that it is very difficult to set up and I am not sure that the capacity of public transport would allow the support of the ...

Agree with you Targol. But we also have to think about the people who live outside the city and who come there regularly. Current public transport is not necessarily adapted to their problem. This is why I clearly specified (and put in bold) "city". For this...

Yes, a car is a tool ... Do you buy a backhoe to plant a rose bush or a simple spade shovel. :?: In an automobile, we buy the backhoe loader thinking that we "might one day need to make a bigger hole" ... And then, in the meantime, that will impress the neighbor ... Ha, .. .

It may have been said before, but for me, the city car of the future ... well, it doesn't exist. The only viable solution for the cities of the future seems to me to be to look for on the side of public transport. Even today, in large cities, they are more efficient than the car. E ...

You can "do everything" in text command also ... If problem or blockage, do a search on http://www.ubuntu-fr.org/ reference site in French in addition! I confirm: excellent source. I do not understand your comment on "small programs" ... this is the case with wind ...