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Not sure how it works, but its not so simple as just a button. Remember, arcade buttons are just momentary buttons like a door bell, not on-off switches like a light switch, plus i'm not sure if they're high voltage(120V) or low(12V). There actually is likely a lot of work to make this work, either mechanical so it works like old fashioned push button switches, or electronic work.

Hmmm, wonder ifn i can get any of these to work with my N800

Now if only the buttons actually did something, maybe make them trigger automatic messages? Somebody rings the Facebook bell, and it posts a wall message that he has a visitor?

Not a bad idea for space usage, after all, how many people take baths any more? I know i don't, so the space wasted by a tub could be better used with a system like this. Only thing i'd do different is use a stacked washer and dryer combo and forgo the storage shelves.

If its made for cars, it'll have two wires, typically one red, and one black, and require a 12 VDC input, it should be easy enough to get a transformer (got any old wall warts laying around? Check the output voltage and type shown on it, it'll prolly work).

I don't see why it couldn't work, even folding it in the kitchen, just keep your kitchen clean, maybe put down a towel or table cloth on the counter before you work, and do your laundry when you're not doing dinner, say mid-day on the weekend for example. As for dirty clothes, i store mine in a hamper in the bedroom, where else would you store them (admittedly i live in a '643' sq ft apartment(i've long suspected that the square feet is calculated from perimeter to perimeter so that includes walls, patio and closets)).

From my husband i developed the three part password system. The first two parts don't change, a 3 to 6 letter word, then a two digit number, and then 3 to 6 letter easy site password. For example, my password to Desert Schools ePal (web banking) when i had an account was xxxxxxepal Easy to remember, and all of the info is available, but the likelihood of someone putting it together is fairly slim. Besides, if you're that determined, likely anything i could use would get cracked any how.

Hmmm, don't think i could live without my cellphone, at least per se. I don't need the phone part, but i do need a way to communicate. Honestly if i could have my choice, i'd take a camera with a slide up view screen that reveals a full keyboard, and a wireless connection ala Amazon's Kindle. That way i could caption the pictures i share or text people.

I could go for one of these, after all, my computer needs are so small, and iPod Touch or iPhone would almost do the job, ifn the screen weren't so small, and it had a real keyboard. Give me a tablet/jumbo iPod Touch with a dock that allows the use of a regular keyboard and mouse, and i'd have all the computer i need.

Where do i get one? We barely generate enough dishes in a week to fill a full sized dishwasher, this'd be perfect.