@Bob NickConf. You openly engage in a video chat with me where I tell you about the latest technology that may prove useful to your organization. Then, we'll continue on with a discussion about business strategy and new oppurtunities.
@JourneymanGeek No, I saw how unhygenic that statement was the moment I worded it. I think's it's residual brain gunk of being a stand-up comedian for too long.
@Burgi reload, hit it agauin. Still doesn't work? Check source code.
@Avery What's soda chat?
@OliverSalzburg Well, I've pinged everyone else, I might as well ping you too. Don't want you tofeel left out.
Is it first utility btw, as that sounds like the stupid thing they do, where they go 'oh the old tenent has left, but we don't have an address for htem, just send it to the house anyway' hoping that it'll some how magically get to the old tenant
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I appreciate you guys taking time to scan my question. I understand you lead busy lives and don't have time to help mere mortals, but please READ and understand the question before marking it as a duplicate. There are extenuating circumstances in this question. Me editing the question d...
Random note: NO Bluetooth dropouts with Android 7.1 on the LG G6 on AT&T \o/ (cc @Bob @JourneymanGeek - you know, the usual people who listened to me complain about that for years)
now, is the fix because: - Nougat - LG - AT&T - Qualcomm - Just more horsepower?
Same happens when you try to turn most antivirus off, it starts screaming at you "You are not protected! You are vulnerable to viruses, malware, leprosy, and genocide! Please turn us back on immediately!" — DasBeasto8 hours ago
The SD821 in my OnePlus 3T can get quite toasty under continuous load, but the phone's metal unibody and high overall efficiency means it's never really an issue.
Yes, it will throttle if you run something hard on it nonstop. No, I've never had a thermal shutdown or other serious thermal problems with it.
I'm pretty sure MS will never remove it; there are piles and piles of scripts everywhere that use classic batch - even Microsoft program installers frequently launch a cmd /c to do a little thing