Awesome! That's a phone like it used to be.

definitely an octopus is not a pet i would recommend anyone getting. they are invertebrates and thus are very hard to keep. they are escape artists....being invertebrates, they do not have any bones in their body save for their beak. the beak is their mouth and is very sharp almost like a bird's beak. thus they can squeeze thru any opening as long as it is bigger than their beak. if the beak can fit thru, they can squeeze thru it. plus they have extremely short life spans.

i would highly recommend watching My Octopus Teacher on Netflix:

here is a marine biologist's review of the documentary:

and this is pretty cool from Harvard about it:

and finally here is the story about the family:

where did the dad get the octopus from? they live in Oklahoma. i do not think the local pet store got it for them. plus the octopus is a California species.

I love a good cuban sandwich

I was using the app noom back in 2013/2014. Then I stopped, I think when I used it they had under 50k in downloads, now it seems to have gained a following

The regular sizes Better Dogs have 135mg of sodium

AugieTN said:

Windows 11 doesn't have enough ads, says Microsoft's latest plan to force more ads onto your PC​

Windows 11 doesn't have enough ads, says Microsoft's latest plan to force more ads onto your PC

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Back before meme images were a thing you'd get jokes circulated by email. One I remember was a "Microsoft press release" announcing that since their user surveys had discovered that the activity Windows users spent most time doing was "staring at the blue screen of death" they were planning on selling advertising space on it...

Here one of the equivalent organisations is just called the "Automobile Association". Back in the 70s and early 80s they and their main rival (the "Royal Automobile Club" or RAC) used to provide little plates with their logos which members could attach to their cars to advertise their membership. I remember an American visitor being extremely confused that people were driving around with the initials "AA" on their cars, as (a) they didn't think Alcoholics Anonymous membership was something you'd announce to the world, and (b) there seemed to be rather a lot of them...

google store is for their devices and accessories. google play is for apps. you should be using the google play app on your phone. why are you using the browser?

and that link is locked, but a reply post linked another thread is the same link that you posted earlier.

Now we made a Rapidapi android store statistics api (no need for further promotion, you find it.).
And we did all this without any further research, as per usual.
Now our api is almost top dog on the seach term playstore and is not having a lot of visitors.

Is anybody here using RapidApi? is there any intrest in Apis ? for example in android apps?
Is anybody hosting apis on Rapidapi or on an alternative api market place that is much better?

Do you use apis as a programmer you do you rather develop your data gathering tools in house?

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Then do a factory reset

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I just did this. I guess this was the only way.

On my laptop, I go to that website called 'Smart Things Find' for Samsung which can locate your phone. I'm testing it, but when I click 'track location' it's not connecting to my phone for some reason. After running for a while, eventually it says 'tracking stopped.'

Any idea what is going on here?

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never used SetEdit SettingsDatabaseEditor - Apps on Google Play before so i can't comment really on how to use it. the only thing that i see in the app is for enabling haptic feedback. it shows no specifics for the fingerprint scanner. and from what i can gather, it looks like you can only edit the strength of the feedback.....which you can just go to your phone's settings under vibration and haptics to adjust it....no need to use the SetEdit app.

.....but i could be wrong cuz like i said i have never used it before.

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I have used it a few times, and pretty much if you want to glance at it head over to the XDA developers, that is the first time I have heard of it to turn off the fingerprint haptic.

Another day and another round of golf at the Masters. Scheffler is now in the lead at seven under par. Oh his heels is Morikawa -6, Homa -5, Aberg -4, and DeChambeau -3. There are a number of players tied at two under that any one of them could have a great day tomorrow and steal the green jacket. It should be fun to watch it unfold.

I hope it continues to play out with no fault to Ohtani. I can't imagine losing 16 million out of my back account with noticing it but that's me.

Mimiland is a modern take on game of fifteen with a storyline, many different levels, quests and more.
Your goal is to arrange the tiles in order and assemble the whole picture by moving tiles into the empty space. You can only move tiles that are adjacent to the empty space, which requires strategic thinking and planning.
Dive into the exciting world of Mimiland!

Features:
● Cool Storyline
● A lot of levels
● Different difficulty levels
● Daily quests
● Easy to play with one hand
● No time limits
● Offline
● Absolutely FREE. No in-app purchases

Google Play Link: Mimiland - Apps on Google Play

I missed both the one last year and the one Monday due to clouds

ok this is another fake trailer. if you look closely most of the action shots are from the Expendable movie series. it is currently only a rumor.

Link to your phone is the app is called on my windows.

Oops. Should have read the rest of the posts..... lol

Samsung have started to roll out the April update for the international Fold4 devices, F936B.


Build = F936BXXS5EXD1

Build date = 01 April 2024

Download = 351.41 MB

Camera version = 14.0.00.50

Security patch = 01 April 2024


It is a FOTA, (Firmware Over The Air), update and you can check... Settings > Software update... to see if it is available for you. Alternatively, you can connect to the Samsung PC suite, Smart Switch and check via that.


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The April update has finally been released for European devices on CSC code EUX which includes the unbranded U.K. models. See post #1 for full details.

Launched on the 11th of April, 2014, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is now 10 years old today!



In my opinion, one of the great Samsung Galaxy phones I have owned. Up until 2 years ago it was in daily service with my little brother until he bounced it off some concrete.

I doubt that there are too many of these in use today with its 5.1" screen, 2GB RAM and Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chipset but I have fond memories of it.

See, also...

42 Galaxy S5 models - Dummies Guide​

I'm happy to have a radio interview coming up Thursday at 4 PM Central on WMSR Thunder Radio! Host Tiffany Clutter and I will be discussing my books and passion for writing on her Connecting Coffee County program! Listen live or it will be posted later in the Downloads section for streaming.

ocnbrze said:

where have you seen this? icons in the notification bar are part of the system os. i doubt you can just change them at will. you will most likely need to root the phone to do so. now altering the font and app icons are easy to do without root. but not anything that belongs to the system os.

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I remember the "Ultimate Online Theme Kitchen" site from the start of the last decade. But while the website for that still exists (to my amazement), it's not been updated since 2011 so the chances of it working with any vaguely current phone must be nil (and yes, it did require root). But the principles behind it should still apply: modify one of the system APKs (used to be SystemUI.apk or framework-res.apk), replacing the battery icons in that with the ones you'd like to use instead, then package the updates as a flashable zip and flash it. If you are using a custom ROM just edit the relevant apk resources in the ROM and then flash it. I did some of this by hand (rather than via the UOT kitchen) back in the days, but we are talking a decade or more ago now.

Definitely take a nandroid before attempting anything of this sort: my first ever bootloop was from a trivial theming mod of this sort that didn't work right (if you fork up part of the system resources it's likely the phone will not boot up),

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We had great weather over the weekend in Broken Bow Ok but it was overcast Monday. It was high thin clouds during the eclipse that you could easily see the the sun through with solar glasses. It also was just enough filter to take pictures with the phone. I took the pic during totality.
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Glad to hear it worked out for you

Looks like Samsung are rolling out the April security update for the S21 series, G9**B.


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