Calling all Android Developers in Bethesda, MD!
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Then you'll suck at playing RCT!![]()
Its whole point is to create a successful amusement park, and much of that relies on having rides visitors want to go on.
How would you like to make money in it?![]()
It works surprisingly well.... But I feel like there are too many compromises that come with it.
I will call my girlfriend's phone (both are unlocked tmo phones on metropcs) and much of the time I will hear nothing, then after about the length of time where I would normally hear it ringing, it goes to voicemail. And it never rings at all on her end. It also happens when someone calls me. From what I can tell it doesn't matter what network the other person calls from, could be metropcs phone or any network. Anyone have any ideas or similar issue?
And just to be clear, it doesn't go straight to voicemail like when the phone is off or when the call is purposely declined.
I'm going to try this.Let's you know the result once doneTry removing both SIM cards, restart your A 10, and check your Settings menu again.
Is that third mystery carrier showing up with no SIMs installed after rebooting? What happens when you put both SIM cards back in?
Oh I see. Even Nokia's website for this device didn't mention laser autofocus.who knows maybe my link is bs......i just googled it and that was the first thing that popped up.
A million thanks, svim!!Since the phone did have a lock screen, it's not a complete disaster. The only real vulnerability in this matter is the microSD card, which you've already mentioned only has her photos on it.
Unless the moron that stole her phone is on a professional level (taking phones, hacking into them to do the data mining, and then resell the phone), the odds are much more likely they just snatched it as just a matter of opportunity (hanging out at places like hotels taking advantage of situation) and their skill set will be on a pretty conventional level. Once they encounter that lock screen their options will be pretty limited. Even if they are able to get past the lock screen (again, not likely), since you've already nixed the Verizon account on that phone it won't have any cellular connectivity (and now that phone is on a black list so if it does get into the resellers market it's something of a liability). As for WiFi connectivity, since you've also enabled the remote wipe feature that will clear it once the said moron does set up any kind of WiFi network on it.
The phone could be reused but since you've taken the necessary steps to protect the data, it won't be a a matter where it can be be reused as is. The lock screen will require them to re-flash the ROM to be usable again (but again, since it's now black listed it can only be reused as a WiFi only phone).
Be sure to reset any passwords for all the online services and social media accounts she uses, just in case though.
There you go...... much better. This should always be the case..... on any forumThank you, I just didn't know how the forum system work. I created new post and edited this one with a full explanation, download link and screenshots.
Ah, okay--I have absolutely no idea!Hi. Thanks. There (have to/may) be limitations. For example with the number of characters allowed, with special characters, with non-latin alphabets, with the number of edited fields per contact...
Exactly! Like I've said, when you think in terms of man-hours lost to BSODs, constant rebooting, frequent reinstalls of the OS, removing or preventing viruses, computers slowing down to a crawl, etc., and add those up across an entire company, I cannot understand why companies are okay with it. I wouldn't be.I don't miss the interminable updates and reboots one bit.
Your welcome im expaning it for other devices tooGreat idea, thanks for doing this!!
GT, I had assumed I'd mucked up some setting in Chrome--until I tried it in another browser.![]()