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I wonder if these type of GPS devices will ever get much cheaper. Car GPS broke the $100 barrier but I don't think I've ever seen any of these sub $200 (and really this is the first I've seen sub $300).
I did find a cheap GPS compas (can't remember the manufacturer right now) but that seems limited. All it would do is let you mark a point A and once you got to point B it would point you back to point A.
This would be a neat-freak's nightmare. Seriously. Fold-up bathtubs? Unless you leave it open until it's bone-dry, whatever remaining water there is will end up draining into the cavity, where it will ferment and grow unpleasant things.
And if water is that scarce, I think I'd prefer the solution that the Japanese use. A friend of mine recently moved back there, and his apartment has a toilet with a sink built in top. When you flush it, the water that will end up filling the reservoir tank for the next flush first passes through a toilet-top sink for you to wash your hands. If you're going to put a fresh bowl of water in the toilet every time you flush anyways, there's not much point in continuing to filthy up the same supply of sink water.
01/23/09
I did find a cheap GPS compas (can't remember the manufacturer right now) but that seems limited. All it would do is let you mark a point A and once you got to point B it would point you back to point A.
01/23/09
01/19/09
And if water is that scarce, I think I'd prefer the solution that the Japanese use. A friend of mine recently moved back there, and his apartment has a toilet with a sink built in top. When you flush it, the water that will end up filling the reservoir tank for the next flush first passes through a toilet-top sink for you to wash your hands. If you're going to put a fresh bowl of water in the toilet every time you flush anyways, there's not much point in continuing to filthy up the same supply of sink water.
01/18/09
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Means I can have everything in one room! Bathroom on one wall, kitchen on the other, and a murphy bed, and I'm all set!
01/18/09
this may conserve space.. but definitely not the toxic gems that come out of my behind.
01/18/09
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