Just out of curiosity. I visit the Hide 100% of the time on my iPhone. How many of you sit there at a desktop perusing our home on the web? Laptop?
Mobile, laptop or desktop
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I'm here via iPad while taking a dump.
I use my laptop 99% of the time to access the Hide. I cannot stand typing on my phone as it leads to incomplete sentences, severely abbreviated writings, fat fingered typos, sore thumbs, and lack of proper punctuation. I'll also have numerous tabs open at any given time, and the overall efficiency of a regular browser versus mobile is no comparison.
90% Desktop. Cell phone is nothing but a PITA. Only Laptops I partake of are in Sleazy Strip Joints......... 
The Hide mobile display is better than average. Very phone friendly design.
Public library, when I take a break from the traffic island carrying my card board "Homeless Vietnam Vet" sign.
Im 25 by the way.
Im 25 by the way.
Phone at work, mainly laptop at home, sometimes desktop. Could be my eyes are getting old but most of the pics here demand a bigger screen to do them justice......
I do most of my hide surfing while drinking my morning coffee at the office before work starts. So, 90% desktop, and 10% on my phone while waiting a the doctors or dentists office or something. I do not own a tablet.
100% Desktop either at work or home
Silly people, phones are for Angry Birds, or sometimes phone calls
Silly people, phones are for Angry Birds, or sometimes phone calls
OSx. I hate using the internets on iOS. I just prefer a keyboard and mouse. At least a decent trackpad.
Haven't had a desktop in 8 years.
Haven't had a desktop in 8 years.
The view right now on my 27" iMac with 5K display is b-e-a-utiful...What’s a desktop???? ??I thought those died 10 years ago
It's also what I use for photo editing, running multiple operating systems at once, using three or more windows at once, etc. Hard to get 40GB of RAM into a laptop, impossible when you're an osMac user, and laptop only is impractical for many of my needs. I do much more on a computer than browsing the internet.
You are lightyears ahead of me and my humble iPhone. In all seriousness though, I really need to get a desktop one of these days although I will still be without internet connection other than cellular (which is pretty spotty here). One of the few downsides to living in the middle of nowhere.
