You should install Swype! It's no longer being updated, so it won't re-add your deletions, and contrary to what the title says, it's still available in the play store.
Cameras and scanners can be replaced. They are usually just plugged into a USB port. There would be no reason to scrap the entire computer.
Maybe they use some proprietary data interface card that is only available in an ISA or PCI format, and modern systems don't support those kinds of slots.
I don't know if I would trust two morning-show goofballs to scientifically demonstrate this non-cheese melting phenomenon. They are using a candle that was nearly flooded with its own melted wax. The flame was already on the verge of going out on its own when they smothered it with the cheese. When they used a lighter flame, they couldn't manage to keep it in one place for more than a second. There was no indication of how cold the cheese was to start with.
Of course, if you put the flame under a pan, and leave it there for several minutes, I bet you could melt the cheese in the pan, and I'm sure the cheese melts in the microwave.
"Paper Jam" usually means that paper isn't at the point in the paper path that it should be. Could be due to a bad/blocked sensor or maybe a broken gear.
What are you doing with your Homepod that it needs repair? It just sits on a table in the corner. It should be out of the way so you don't spill water on it. You won't be moving it around every day, so there should be no physical wear and tear. Plug it into a surge suppressor to protect the electronics from transient electrical surges. Don't keep it under a bell jar... that could cause heat to build up, and would also impede the microphone and speaker.
If Apple did their job right, it shouldn't need repair. Of course if it contains any electrolytic capacitors, then they can age and dry out, but it should at least last 10 years. By that time, you would want the Homepod Pro Plus Mini anyway.
Nobody said the phone should be waterproof. Electronics should ALWAYS be kept away from water.
It's *NOT* hard to prevent the mechanical force from damaging the board. They could do what some laptop makers have done with their power jacks: Mount the jack to the case, and then run wires/cable to the board. How much more room would that take up? Maybe an additional centimeter in phone length? I think that's acceptable.
A couple of times, Amazon reported that my package was delivered, when it was not. One of those times, it showed up the following day with tire tracks on it.
And they also complain that they have a lack of in-house technical skill. The longer you work with your technology that has become old, the more skilled you will become at using it. Changing it too often just leads to chaos.
Unless, what they meant was that they had a lack of *IN-HOUSE* technical skill, in which case, stop outsourcing it!
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You should install Swype! It's no longer being updated, so it won't re-add your deletions, and contrary to what the title says, it's still available in the play store.
A DC battery and a resistor don't...
There should be a period at the end of the link, instead there is one outside it.
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I wonder *WHY* he thinks ASUS is "untrustworthy", and why he cannot get some sort of restore disk from them.
The Japanese might welcome them.
News for birds!
Did you just equate Apple to Darth Vader?
There is a joke here about Windows, but I can't seem to see it.
It says right on the Windows CD: "Do not make illegal copies of this disk". That's why I only make completely legal copies of my Windows disks.
Cameras and scanners can be replaced. They are usually just plugged into a USB port. There would be no reason to scrap the entire computer.
Maybe they use some proprietary data interface card that is only available in an ISA or PCI format, and modern systems don't support those kinds of slots.
I don't know if I would trust two morning-show goofballs to scientifically demonstrate this non-cheese melting phenomenon. They are using a candle that was nearly flooded with its own melted wax. The flame was already on the verge of going out on its own when they smothered it with the cheese. When they used a lighter flame, they couldn't manage to keep it in one place for more than a second. There was no indication of how cold the cheese was to start with.
Of course, if you put the flame under a pan, and leave it there for several minutes, I bet you could melt the cheese in the pan, and I'm sure the cheese melts in the microwave.
Seeing that Elon Musk likes to launch cars into space, maybe it will be a DeLorean.
You change your smoke alarm batteries the same way you do now: right before your house burns down.
"Paper Jam" usually means that paper isn't at the point in the paper path that it should be. Could be due to a bad/blocked sensor or maybe a broken gear.
What are you doing with your Homepod that it needs repair? It just sits on a table in the corner. It should be out of the way so you don't spill water on it. You won't be moving it around every day, so there should be no physical wear and tear. Plug it into a surge suppressor to protect the electronics from transient electrical surges. Don't keep it under a bell jar... that could cause heat to build up, and would also impede the microphone and speaker.
If Apple did their job right, it shouldn't need repair. Of course if it contains any electrolytic capacitors, then they can age and dry out, but it should at least last 10 years. By that time, you would want the Homepod Pro Plus Mini anyway.
Nobody said the phone should be waterproof. Electronics should ALWAYS be kept away from water.
It's *NOT* hard to prevent the mechanical force from damaging the board. They could do what some laptop makers have done with their power jacks: Mount the jack to the case, and then run wires/cable to the board.
How much more room would that take up? Maybe an additional centimeter in phone length? I think that's acceptable.
Sure, if the author is the one doing the reading. If you're writing a speech for someone important during an important presentation, get it right!
It must have been their marketing strategy. I have never heard of Mayfair Games, and have never played any of their games.
A couple of times, Amazon reported that my package was delivered, when it was not. One of those times, it showed up the following day with tire tracks on it.
How would they collect data or make money off of videos I don't watch? Allowing the user to hide certain videos would actually give them *MORE* data.
And they also complain that they have a lack of in-house technical skill. The longer you work with your technology that has become old, the more skilled you will become at using it. Changing it too often just leads to chaos.
Unless, what they meant was that they had a lack of *IN-HOUSE* technical skill, in which case, stop outsourcing it!
"C is correct, but the flower would also have been acceptable."
Then why was a rabbit named "Fiver"?
You need to use the approved "My Little Pony Whetstone".
It's important to note that you shouldn't get your physics/medical/biological/legal advice from Star Trek.