Why on God's green earth would one possibly want a Commodore 64 home computer running on one's cellphone? Well, naturally, there's the thrill of seeing your old C64 humming away in the palm of your hand and the eyebrow-raising you're sure to see in friends and family.

see the emulator on //this nokia page.

i did have a c=64 back in 83 (?) and have a mobile. not a fancy one so i wont be able to play karate kit ii on my mobile. on the other hand, i can *call* with my mobile phone!

i still remember my first days chatting on the viditel service of tante post (tap?). hanging around in obscure chatrooms with a stupid 80*24 16 colors terminal. whooo. the french are still there, according to //the bbc

so you like to play multiplayer games? games where x is for shooting? than you could have bought //this keyboard at ebay.

willy thinks: i want a keyboard with just (esc)(: )(w)(q)(!)

"These images are the result of 8 years in the retail computer industry - 8 years that are thankfully behind me. I used to work in the service department in a retail store of a very famous computer company (think cows...). During this time, I was able to observe (and preserve for posterity) the aftereffects of the - shall we say - "technology challenged" folks. My friends and relatives couldn't believe the stories I told - thus this collection of photos."

see how stupid endusers are on these //pictures. too stupid to be true...

willy loves: the smell of endusers in the morning

wifi sm at //unbehagen. WiFi-SM is an Internet connected wireless device that you can fix on any part of your body. It automatically detects the information from approximately 4,500 news sources worldwide updated continuously and analyses them looking for specific keywords such as death, kill, murder, torture, rape, war, virus etc.. Each time the text of the news contains one of these keywords, your WiFi-SM device is activated through the WiFi network and provides you with an electric impulse. This impulse is calibrated so that you can feel a certain amount of pain, but is completely safe.

willy thinks: not all wifi gadgets are a must have...