Trivialities

[da]

Two things I'd like to locate:

• A bike odometer with a thousands digit. This evening I was briefly confused as to how many thousands of miles my bike had gone (the answer is two, though it might change to three this fall).
  
  
• An adapter that adds bluetooth capability to my ergonomic keyboard and mouse, so I can use them with my laptop without wires. I'm sure this exists, but google keeps offering me USB adapters to add bluetooth capability to a computer, not the other way around. Death to wires! [Edit: this page makes the logical argument that such a beast might be tough, because it requires power to the keyboard and/or mouse, which isn't designed to have any power-saving features. Hm. Still hoping for it.]
  

Comments

[fyddlestyx.livejournal.com]

sigh, I'd love to de-wire my computer as much as possible. We have too many wires in this house, between the networked computers and all the peripherals. Kinda like black and white spaghetti. One of these years when we upgrade our 'puters I'm going to push at least for the wireless modem.

Sadelle

[da-lj.livejournal.com]

I hear you. At least my office no longer looks like this (which I think you'll find amusing too).

[quingawaga.livejournal.com]

I have this one. Or, to satisfy your "death to wires" thingy, try this one. :)

[da-lj.livejournal.com]

Oho. Looks like it's approaching time for an MEC order, what with this, and the panniers epi_lj recommended a few weeks ago. ;)

I figured it would be something folks on my f'list would already know about; I guess it was the luck of the draw that the odometer I got didn't have that feature. But oo, wireless == getting rid of the cable-ties on my front fork == a good move :)