You have an old "feature phone" (old Nokia phones, for example) that can still text just fine, but not run more modern apps. This is a perfect application for that.
.. in fact, almost the entire land area of the planet is in the NH. Except Australia (mostly uninhabited) and Antarctica (nearly completely uninhabited).
He is probably downvoted because of the somewhat condescending tone.
As for your question, I normally use PlainText. I type in something on my phone and when I turn on my computer later, dropbox announces that transfer.txt has been updated which is a perfect reminder. This works fine except when I am offline (I travel a lot and often don't have data). Now, I could turn on PlainText when I get back, to synchronize data but I often forget to do this.
This solution would work for me -- although texting to the US is probably going to be a bit expensive..
This is a brilliant idea because of it's simplicity, but I'm afraid of being SMS spammed, now that you have my number. The todo list idea is great, too.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 58.5 ms ] threadJust one niggling question... how secure is it? Is it encrypted? Or can you see what I send?
Also, why is everyone getting silly domain names?! .me .us .ly etc... what's wrong with the good ol' .com :)
Maybe that wasn't the driving force behind the development, but its certainly a potential use.
As for your question, I normally use PlainText. I type in something on my phone and when I turn on my computer later, dropbox announces that transfer.txt has been updated which is a perfect reminder. This works fine except when I am offline (I travel a lot and often don't have data). Now, I could turn on PlainText when I get back, to synchronize data but I often forget to do this.
This solution would work for me -- although texting to the US is probably going to be a bit expensive..