Personally i've got no issue paying for a 3D printer, more of a problem of where to put it
I suppose I could get a few more sets of 12v car batteries and use it to run my UPS in my storage unit
There's more than enough space in there, but no power sockets
Urgh too tired to sort out my phone today, I'm going to sleep
Err @Bob, I wonder if your phone is still encrypted :-o
The guide you mentioned actually working in the end doesn't mention disabling encryption, only reformatting. And supposedly the stock kernel forces encryption so it re-encrypts as soon as you reboot after a format...
@JourneymanGeek That probably means it will cost multiple months of salary in BRL.
I don't drink whiskey (in fact, I hate it) but on christmas I spent a lot of money (BRL 100 or 1/9th of minimium monthly wage) buying Jonny Walker Red Label. It's expensive here. I recently learned it's shitty cheap stuff in the US (USD 15~20).
The person I gave it to really liked it, so it worked :P
I think I've seen places that rent and / or share the price of 3D printers
You restarted after the TWRP first load, then after the format, then after SuperSU, into recovery every time (preferably using the TWRP reboot menu on the main screen not the post-install 'reboot system')?
And they've twisted the THX certification so they can claim their laptop is THX certified by making the certification completely ignore the internal audio
@Bob Oh hey now I get the no command broken android
@Bob: Interesting thing I noticed... when doing the whole process and borking it (stuck on the breathing Samsung logo), when the phone boots in broken state it'll vibrate twice in quick succession when going from teh S7/S7 Edge screen to the breathing Samsung logo
If it doesn't vibrate twice then you know it'll be a working boot (eventually)
Looks like this was (re-)added sometime between the initial release and the Android 7 Nougat update!
From the Wi-Fi menu, go to Advanced (top-right corner) and then the Manage networks option near the top of the page. You'll get a list of known networks and the ability to edit/delete them, even ...
I'm letting GOogle auto-restore my apps and data, though I don't know why, since it's not really restoring any useful data so I gotta use TIB to restosre that afterwards anyway
Oh hey my australian friends are awake, I keep getting Facebook notifications from them now
I looked for and didn't find any references to an affiliate program there, unlike others. Still, if they have or had one and you're in it, you might as well get some credits.
They also use Apache. Not that it's better or worse than Nginx, just that it's what I know af the moment. Going to install an Nginx server locally for learning it though.
@Bob Once I've played enough to think I'm ready for some "live" testing, I'll get some disposable .info domain and put it on a VM or dedi. Then I'll play some more.
question: Is there a way in Outlook to have a sender, sending emails to a bunch of people and target specific people to received an attachment, please?
the people who are not targeted will receive the emails without the attachment
Related to Suggested edit queue is full I have noticed in the past few days that the suggested edit queue is almost always full which means that I, and presumably many others, can rarely suggest edits.
Assuming that it is undesirable to prevent users wanting to help improve post quality from bei...
I would enjoy some rep for halpful flags and reviews much more than anyone else in the world o.o But it won't happen because those are actions which require meticulousness
Runtime Broker is a Windows process in Task Manager that helps manage permissions on your PC for apps from Windows Store. It should only use a few megabytes of memory, but in some cases, a faulty app might cause Runtime Broker to use up to a gigabyte of RAM or more.
You have to stop Runtime brok...
Aye, but as MAR says you want to reward meticulousness / consistency; not give a ding for doing loads
Most tests aren't great; but they should catch out blind "Looks OK" clicking
The ones that are bad in the opposite direction are bad for opposite reasons- can be a vague +/- poorly-phrased question, but if it happened to be a HNQ...
