Mine just got it yesterday evening.

I am a former marathoner and used to run for Brooks shoes. I'm still in pretty good shape and weight (180 lbs), but I'm retired now and my knees are shot, so my goals are more modest. I just want to make slow, steady progress at the gym without getting injured. Unlike my former self, my upper body is in much better shape than my lower (lumbar spinal stenosis and arthritic knees). I go to the gym (schedule and weather allowing) 3–4 times a week and exercise from home as well (walking dog, stationary bike, and pushups). I have found an excellent app for pushups called (appropriately enough) Push Ups. This app is like having a personal trainer, it charts your progress, and you can either do local or cloud backup.

You have to use an app like telegram for this.

IOWA said:

Huh. I assumed you would have tried a different charger lol.

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He said, "...only want to charge if i charge on new-boot otherwise it will not....." That doesn't sound like a charger, because it will charge after he reboots? it sounds like

AugieTN said:

So is the screenshot saved in photos or your gallery, even though that security message shows up?

Are you trying to screenshot a banking or financial app?

Also found this: https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/fix-for-error-cant-take-screenshot-due-to-security-policy/

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It's not saving anymore. The screen flashes like it's going to take, and then I get the message. And it's happening everywhere. Even on the home screen with no app open.

Might be "Down Dating" but do your research.

First day went good. Battery dropped pretty quickly when I went swimming in the morning but, as I usually do, I topped it up during my shower after and had over 50% left when I hit the sack at 11. I can live with that! Didn't use the maps, Google, or talk on it - I usually dont - so I'm good! Now if I'm can figure out WFS I'll be set!

Currently my app have '$' in name but when I try to upgrade my build to sdk 33 hit error and when remove the dollar sign it fixed.
Im using cordova-android 11. Anyone have any ideas ?

Loeksh said:

So, there is no way without rooting the kindle?

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just an fyi this thread was from 2015.....clash of clans should be available in the app store on your kindle fire. once downloaded you just need to link your account to your ios account. this can be done in the game's settings.

james111 said:

In VLC app settings> advanced> under developer there's "Verbose" and it's enabled/checked, what is this settings? do I need it or should I disable/uncheck it?

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i would not worry about it. it has to do with logcat for the app. basically it shows commands that the app is running.

and verbosity means:

in other words in logcat, it will show more commands pertaining to the vlc app as it runs on your device.

it is toggled on as default. i would leave as is.

I've used Chrooma Keyboard for years - fast, highly customizable, and FREE. But... since I got my RAZR+ phone, I have reverted to Gboard (since 3rd-party keyboards do not work on the external screen).

Nova is always so confusing sometimes, but around 90% of the time, it fits into that.
The words are always confusing with me..

I loved Mr. Robot as well, even down to the soundtracks.
Like the OP Said and other ones that cannot nearly touched the cyber tech world with a touch of mental illness almost a near blended together,
I have nothing right now ontop of my head.

Easily done with MacroDroid. I just created a macro to try the concept, and it worked.

• Trigger: Connected to wifi network (Any Network)
• Actions: Dark Theme (Enable)
• Constraints: (optional)

I set it to trigger upon connection to any network. It can optionally be configured to trigger only on connection to specific SSIDs. It works with just a single trigger and action, but if you want, you can limit it with Constraints. For example, you could set the macro to only trigger between certain times. Or, say you wanted the macro to run when connected to any network but one... you'd set the trigger for any wifi network (as above), but then add a constraint to not trigger if you connected to that specific network.

Try installing one of the games that is not getting recovered. Sign into it and see if the game server remembered you.

askingmoto said:

Hi, could someone tell me how can I set up a password or pin code so that my Motorola edge 30 requires it when someone tries to switch it off?

It has a lock screen now (pin) but the phone could be switched off without the pin.

Thanks!

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It's not really possible because even on a device that DOES have that option in the OS (like Samsung), there are still ways to restart or power it off without knowing the lock. Basically as long as you hold the Power button long enough, the device will force restart itself

It looks as though the rest of the world will not be getting the One UI 5.1.1 Beta that has been rolled out to the Korean devices, F936N, after all.

Instead, it is rumoured that an Android 14 One UI 6.0 Beta will be released in the next week or so by Samsung to their flagship phones and will be in 2 stages.

Phase 1 will include Korea, Germany and the U.S.A.

Phase 2 will be for the U.K., India, Poland and China.

See...

Samsung One UI 6.0 beta: Check if it will come to your country​

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If you're talking about the chromebook SSD that Garner has, well, I doubt anything important is even on it. I think the only user data that would be stored on it would be the OS (obviously), any music, photos and other documents.

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I meant salvage the hard disk for the disk itself, not necessarily for the data.

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Chrome OS doesn't really store much else to the SSD, as it's so cloud dependent.

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Depends on how you use it. I use Chrome OS (or rather, Chromium OS), and I have it saving files to the SD card. Of course, I'm using Chrome OS as Android rather than as the cloud-service-browser-in-a-box Chrome OS was originally meant to be.

Turn so that your head is between the screen and the sun.

Many phones these days can get brighter on auto brightness than when setting brightness manually - a short-term boost for these circumstances - so if you aren't using automatic brightness maybe try that and see. But as boosting brightness generates more heat they can only do it for a few minutes at a time, and may go quite dim after that as they need to cool down to avoid damage (actually if the phone is too hot it won't boost brightness in the first place, regardless of why it is hot). But if your phone can't get bright enough the only thing you can do is shade the screen to make it more readable.

Plot twist...

After two weeks of camera no worky, today it was spontaneously healed? changed its mind? overheard that I was contemplating putting it to pasture?

This makes zero sense but will allow me to kick the can down the road for now.

Thanks to your input, I'm leaning toward another motorola device when the time comes, although I wouldn't rule out a Pixel if the price was decent.

Thanks all. Be well and see you again later. Or sooner. Who knows.

I want no part in 2FA. I believe in secure passwords and not being stupid. I hate safety culture. It's my business. If i mess up, it's on me. Ain't nobody's business to force 'extra' security on me, or to protect me from myself. I am not some 4 year old kid, I'm an adult. I actually know how to think for myself and have common sense. If I'm happy doing the same thing for 20 or so years, let me continue doing things that way until I DECIDE MYSELF that things should change.

Besides, when I was using it, I lost a few accounts when the phones died (and couldn't get the codes) or the phone number changed. It was just more annoying either way. Took ten times longer to login as a result. Back then, Smart TVs would log out of things such as Netflix or YouTube often, and having to deal with 2FA made the situation worse. Today, I just enter password and go.

I also don't trust password managers. If it's in the 'cloud' (Clouds are for rain!) it's able to be hacked or the data leaked. Just ask the T-Mobile customers.

I want life to be easy and comfortable, not endlessly frustrating. That's why I stay as far away from the 'future' as possible. Today's upgrades are massive downgrades. Just look at UI design today. Everything is made like it's the 80s again. Flat UI is not 'modern'. Modern = new, and flat UI is as dated today as DeskMate and Windows 1.x. The era when updates are actual progress and offered more features and improvements has been dead since 2015, or 2013 if you're an Apple fan. Nowadays feature removals, subscription software, and forced changes are the way. Every phone looks the same with few game changers out there (Z Flip is the only unique phone I could get) and there's even less competition than there should be. There was room for Meego, WebOS, Android, iOS, and even Windows Phone. There's no reason there should only be two OSs and two OEMS left. Heck, even Tizen is gone now. I don't want to revisit Wear OS. It was bad enough the first time!

Heck, in regards to 'modern' UI design, Meego on the Nokia N9 still holds up! I wish I knew what happened there. That was in 2011 for crying out loud!

I am not even sure what 'Dow' even is other than a stock market stat or a cleaning product company. It's no Samsung built-in app I'm aware of

I was using Google Assistant to create reminders. I also used the Assistant to delete them.

Then I got this suggestion when I opened it up to switch to Google Tasks to manage them.

Now , when I try to delete the reminders, although the Assistant responds that they have been deleted, none are deleted.

Also, on the Google Tasks page, the option to delete all "completed" task does not work.

I am somehow supposed to use some voice command to evoke the Google task manager to do this?

If not, how can I revert back to the Google Assistant?

I would avoid the Samsung ecosystem if I were you, unless the Samsung ecosystem will work fine on non-Samsung Androids. I'd suggest another Android ecosystem, such as Amazon or Google. As things stand now: You're all Samsung in terms of Android. But locking yourself into one manufacturer is something to be avoided! It's good to have the option to use some other Android, without losing your ecosystem.