Neocities

eclectic-library updated An Eclectic Library

2 years ago

Can vouch for "dumbphones". I've been hapily using one for a year now and have no regrets, although I'm sure not all of my friends feel the same way as I'm not super reachable. Mine has a hotspot feature which was what made me switch. If I absolutely must use the internet out and about, then at least I'd like to do it on my laptop to be spared mobile formatted websites : p

2 likes

mikegrindle 2 years ago

It's cool to hear from someone who uses one directly. The only thing stopping me from making the switch at the moment is that I travel quite a bit, and a smartphone can be helpful in that regard. But once my current phone finally dies, I'm planning to brave the switch.

2 likes

webweekly 1 year ago

May I ask, which model are you using? My partner and I have discussed making thw switch, but still on that quest to find the perfect balance.

pastelshoal 1 year ago

Using a Lightphone, I have some reservations about recommending (bad battery life and support outside of the US), but for my purposes it get's the job done. It definitely helps that I really don't travel (I'd be hesitant about using it outside of my city, as in my country it has very limited support). I went with it because I wanted a full keyboard and the hotspot, but many phones offer the latter

1 like

pagespages updated Page's Pages

2 years ago

45.html

5 likes

readingproject updated Reading Project

2 years ago

BookReviews/TheSingaporeGrip_JGFarrell.html

BookReviews/TheMetamorphosis_FranzKafka.html

Reading Project

usersCovers/bikerbuddy_2023Covers.html

usersCovers/umbritzer_2023.html

Users/bikerbuddy.html

3 likes

parvestia updated The Parvestia Project by Amy M

2 years ago

Test/Favicon.html

readingproject

2 years ago

And another review from Toriaz: Silver on the Tree by Susan Cooper

2 likes

taverndweller updated taverndweller: A James Joyce Web Site

2 years ago

bibs/general.html

faemesmers updated ♡★ gwen aube ★

2 years ago

publications.html

readingproject

2 years ago

A new surprise review from Bojan the Librarian: Tabby McTat by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler

1 like

readingproject mikegrindle

2 years ago

You're the first website I've received an RSS feed from, having recently set up a feed!

3 likes

mikegrindle 2 years ago

That's awesome :-) Hope it loaded okay. I've got your feed on my reader too. Looks like there are quite a few of us using it now.

1 like

readingproject 2 years ago

It worked just fine! Thanks

1 like

tinymagicalcat updated tinymeowgicalcat

2 years ago

die-verwandlung updated Die Verwandlung

2 years ago

reading-list.html

feraldove updated FERAL DOVE

2 years ago

lugnsteel updated Homepage

2 years ago

IndividualsUnit.html

LawsDiary.html

CrimehouseTelevision.html

Family.html

3 likes

curate-of-the-curious updated Curate of Curiosities

2 years ago

Curate of Curiosities

pagespages

2 years ago

No updates today, I have a meeting.

5 likes

pagespages shwintykat

2 years ago

Thank you for following.

2athenaeum updated Two-Digit Athenaeum - Электронная Библиотека

2 years ago

Two-Digit Athenaeum - Электронная Библиотека

readingproject updated Reading Project

2 years ago

BookReviews/SilverOnTheTree_SusanCooper.html

usersCovers/Toriaz_2023Covers.html

Users/Toriaz.html

BookCategories/Fantasy.html

BookReviews/Greenwitch_SusanCooper.html

BookReviews/TheDarkIsRising_SusanCooper.html

3 likes

umbritzer 2 years ago

Why isn't The Dickens Project listed under Projects nav-bar link?

1 like

readingproject 2 years ago

A good point. Nor is George Eliot. I’ve done reviews for both but just haven’t gotten around to creating a project page for them which will have background information on the authors. This website is pretty big now and it just takes time to move things along slowly

1 like

readingproject 2 years ago

At the moment I’ve just finished a long book which has taken weeks to read. Spent hours today making notes and getting a partial draft written. Will have to finish writing it and get the page together tomorrow. And I have a lot going on besides the website.

1 like

readingproject 2 years ago

But it’s nice to know at least one person is paying attention. Thanks! :-)

1 like

pagespages

2 years ago

Where can Эдуард Хиль be bought in the U.S? I have not checked import specialty shops, but none of my usual CD sellers carry anything.

2 likes

pagespages 2 years ago

I will be visiting where I grew up (in the Northeast U.S) at the end of the month, but I was part of one of the last historically Russian households in a very large Polish/German community (it is like putting a mouse, a cat and a dog in a knapsack), so I would probably need to travel to the city to find anything, but it is dangerous, so I will probably just stay with my grandmother.

1 like

hellokittygirl 2 years ago

perhaps u could check ebay!

2 likes

paintkiller 2 years ago

You can mail order from owners/collectors on Discogs, nearly 1000 copies listed for sale, reasonable number of those sellers are US based. If you're not familiar with Discogs, it's rad. You can view a selers rating and all the details regarding the condition of a specific item they're selling and they offer buyer protection, as well as ratings of your own experience with the seller and item. https://www.discogs.com/

1 like

paintkiller 2 years ago

https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?artist_id=811762&ev=ab

1 like

paintkiller 2 years ago

Likely a number of those aren't what you're after, the language barrier/translation thing can be a pain to navigate and I'm not personally familiar with the artist you mentioned, but with a little work I'm certain you can find something on Discogs.

1 like

pagespages 2 years ago

Thank you. It is mostly older stuff (1960s and 1970s), you might know the man as "The Trololo Guy".

1 like

paintkiller 2 years ago

Ah, sure! Familiar with that alais/nickname. Good luck on your quest!

1 like

Neocities.org

Latest Activity > literature

Sites

All the latest Neocities site news!

Popular Tags