I want to ask if anyone else is seeing an odd behaviour with the standard Google clock app alarm, regarding the Off & Snooze buttons when the alarm is triggered. I'm still running a Galaxy S10+ these days, am satisfied with it until I find an offer I can't refuse to upgrade.

I've noticed the functionality of the buttons keeps switching back and forth every few months from a slider to push buttons. Since two days ago, the alarm shutoff screen is a slider - slide right Off and slide left Snooze. But for the past 3 months it had been two distinct push buttons - Snooze on the left and Off on the right, with the action being a touch of either button.

Have seen it happen over and over several times in the past 3 years, and am curious whether it's tied to periodic updates or some feature that I'm not aware of; there is no setting that manages this behaviour. While the main function of the buttons isn't impaired, it's odd to wake up groggily trying to figure out if I should touch the Off button or slide the center button to turn Off. Only once had it impacted me, when it was in slider mode and I accidentally turned it on Snooze instead of Off, getting surprised a few minutes later while getting dressed and suddenly the alarm rings out again.

I wouldn't want the credit and would rather have Bally sports at that price.

Yep. Idiots...

Vitamin B17 was found to destroy cancer cells. Guess what vitamin you can't buy in the United States!
"A patient cured is a customer lost." - Big Pharma

Samsung Note 8

Just saw this: I'm sure the NFL will watch Harbaugh closely

Will NCAA’s 3-Year Probation on Michigan Football Affect Jim Harbaugh as LAChargers HC?​

Will NCAA’s 3-Year Probation on Michigan Football Affect Jim Harbaugh as LA Chargers HC? Will NCAA’s 3-Year Probation on Michigan Football Affect Jim Harbaugh as LA Chargers HC?

TheManWithTheGoldenGun said:

yes, i already did both things, but persists.

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I agree with @Dannydet, if this was a software issue, a hard reset should have fixed it. Since it did not, then that leads to assume that it is a hardware issue. You will need to get it fixed or replaced.

"The new firmware of the Samsung Galaxy S23 in Europe updates the Regional LTE TDD band support to provide better network performance across various European countries."

See... New Samsung Galaxy S23 firmware updates LTE TDD band support in Europe

It would seem that it is intended to improve the phone's signal.

Who is your ISP ?

No fiber yet in my area

olbriar said:

Try clicking on a thread. It should bring an option to follow if you aren't following or to unfollow if you are currently subscribed.

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not all threads have this option. this thread, for me, does not have that option.

edit: i do see this option for forums, but not for specific threads.

Personally it should have ended with top gun maverick. I liked how everything concluded

For me I just hit the line at the top of the screen in the middle for split screens. Never used the gesture. But I might give it a go since I have it setup now.

It's still alive

Was worried for a bit.

PhoNetInfo version 1.0.73 is now available. Main changes since the last post:

• New tab "Mountpoints" with various info about the device's mountpoints
• New tab "Display" with various info about the device's screen

Download links, changelog and readme files:
Download (FREE version): PhoNetInfo - Device Info - Apps on Google Play
Download (PRO version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo
Changelog: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/changelog/CHANGELOG
Readme: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/rb1073/README

Android: AeroMayhem PvP: Air Combat Ace - Apps on Google Play
iOS: ‎AeroMayhem PvP: Air Combat Ace

Do try the game and offer feedback/suggestions to improve it

Check out the game play trailer:

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...