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Build debug vs release

Debug mode is used for debugging purposes. Your app will be slightly bigger and also slower in debug mode, because it has debug "files", and this will allow you to see how the app is behaving in the background, with all the log displayed in Android Studio. If you are planning to release the app, switch to release mode. Your app will be smaller in size, and it might run a bit faster.

help drive stopped samsung tab e

Hi, you stated your cellular service is Oi in your profile page, which after looking it up online shows it to be a service based in Brazil. Yes?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oi_(telecommunications)
Anyway, your question is a little hard to figure out. I'm guessing it's just a language and phrasing issue so could you ask your question again with a more details please?

How do i disable command blocks outside minecraft?

I accidentaly created 2 command blocks, 1 spawned ender dragons, and the other killed ender dragons. Both always active and repeated. I had a very very beatiful big tnt block there too, and i dont wanna lose it
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anybody help?
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When and how will communication technology stop?

Yes, it's possible to flip the spin of a particle. But you can't determine the result of the initial observation - it will be up or down with whatever probability the initial state would give - and once you have made that initial measurement the entanglement is broken, so anything you do to the spin afterwards will have no effect on the distant particle.

That's the problem: the distant observer cannot even know whether you have made a measurement of your particle, nor what direction you measured in. You could agree in advance when you would do this and what axis you would use, but that would only allow you to infer what the other person had seen (if you use the same axis, not even that if not). As far as communication goes that's like trying to send a message by flipping a coin and telling the other person which way it lands: since you can't control it it can't encode a message.

Stuff like this is what annoys me about layperson books, they need to tell the whole story, rather than assume I'm we Todd Ed and can't wrap my head around reality. Perfect example, guy at work tells me some group at Harvard slowed the speed of light down to 38 mph, which is just dumb. But duck+ that, and you'll find story after story about that group slowing down the speed of light to 38 mph.

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