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Sir Lemming posted:I don't know, but if there is such a scenario, it will be Samsung for sure. Wasn't a huge ddos caused by smart TVs already? Not that I trust McAfee to be the fix, but I think the need is already shown itself?
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May 12, 2017 13:53
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Peachfart posted:Under what scenario could a TV need anti virus software? I dunno, there's a bunch of fun stuff the NSA has done with Samsung TVs.
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IOwnCalculus posted:Like anyone in here owns a non Samsung fridge.
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Syrinxx posted:I have an LG fridge. Expecting it to start bootlooping soon Gonna suck when it kernel panics and makes all the food in your fridge go bad.
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May 12, 2017 16:29
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A fridge is so last century. I rooted a Juicero to accept spent juice cartridges reloaded with soylent. edit: oh god it got ransomwared
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May 12, 2017 16:31
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May 12, 2017 16:38
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Syrinxx posted:I have an LG fridge. Expecting it to start bootlooping soon On my LG washer, that's the spin cycle.
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May 12, 2017 16:49
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chocolateTHUNDER posted:Gonna suck when it kernel panics and makes all the food in your fridge go bad. Try to root it and you get Mongolian Potato Famine error
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I picked up a pixel today but I neglected to pick up a case or anything because I thought it might be better to get that online. Anyone have any recommendations?
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May 12, 2017 17:55
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The caseology parallax is pretty nice and about £10 on amazon. I'm using the blue one and the mouldings make is really nice to hold.
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Lord Lambeth posted:I picked up a pixel today but I neglected to pick up a case or anything because I thought it might be better to get that online. Anyone have any recommendations? I have no idea how it stacks up against other cases, but this one has served me fine: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MQDNLRS/ The same case exists for Pixel and Pixel XL. Be sure you get the correct one.
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I have the above Diztronic case in matte gray for my Pixel and it works great. There's some dings on the case after 6 months of use, but it's better that the case absorbs the damage than the phone itself. Also, I like the Diztronic since it seems to be about the thinnest case you can get and it's not a rubbery/sticky feel. I also have the Yootech glass screen protector and it protected my screen when I dropped it onto concrete. It doesn't cover the entire front face and there's a 1mm uncovered border all the way around the edges but it doesn't bother me. Especially since there's a raised lip on the Diztronic case anyway. I've been looking up the XDA forums every now and then to see if there's a full-coverage glass protector but it doesn't seem like any company can get coverage on the curved edges of the Pixel. lowcrabdiet fucked around with this message at 18:40 on May 12, 2017 |
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May 12, 2017 18:37
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bull3964 posted:If an LG fridge freezes, can we really say it's malfunctioning or just working exceedingly well? Oh man, I'm stealing this to be Facebook Funny Man.
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KICK BAMA KICK posted:https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/05/google-hopes-to-fix-android-updates-no-really-with-project-treble/ Which will stop fly-by-night companies from selling devices with a version of Android three releases out of date how, exactly?
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dont be mean to me posted:Which will stop fly-by-night companies from selling devices with a version of Android three releases out of date how, exactly? quote:separating the OS framework code from "vendor specific" hardware code Buy Chinese poo poo phone, flash hardware-agnostic update (I guess as long as the hardware isn't complete unknown poo poo tier?) Best case scenario, anyway
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Maybe three releases from now, when compartmentalization actually is three releases old. If they don't fall behind further because they want to use old parts with old version drivers and what is this effort thing people keep talking about.
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Yo I have a galaxy s8+ and am loving the phone itself, but this otterbox defender/alpha glass combo is not inspiring confidence. My first screen protector cracked for no discernable reason and they helpfully sent me a new one at shipping cost, but I'm worried it's just gonna happen again. I work for a cell provider and sell/apply a few screen protectors a day, so I know it wasn't user error. I hate to miss out on my company discount by buying a brand we don't carry, but if anyone can recommend a more reliable (very protective) case solution, I'll absolutely give it a shot.
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Pharmaskittle posted:Yo I have a galaxy s8+ and am loving the phone itself, but this otterbox defender/alpha glass combo is not inspiring confidence. My first screen protector cracked for no discernable reason and they helpfully sent me a new one at shipping cost, but I'm worried it's just gonna happen again. I work for a cell provider and sell/apply a few screen protectors a day, so I know it wasn't user error. I hate to miss out on my company discount by buying a brand we don't carry, but if anyone can recommend a more reliable (very protective) case solution, I'll absolutely give it a shot. Why would you buy the prettiest yet most fragile phone on the market if you're just going to slap it in such a bulky case? The way the phone is designed makes it a nightmare for anyone who wants a phone that can take a drop without issues, even in the most protective of cases. It's also a nightmare for anyone who wants to use a screen protector due to the curved edges and the protectors are causing a lot of false touch issues for other S8 users who insist on using one.
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Pharmaskittle posted:Yo I have a galaxy s8+ and am loving the phone itself, but this otterbox defender/alpha glass combo is not inspiring confidence. My first screen protector cracked for no discernable reason and they helpfully sent me a new one at shipping cost, but I'm worried it's just gonna happen again. I work for a cell provider and sell/apply a few screen protectors a day, so I know it wasn't user error. I hate to miss out on my company discount by buying a brand we don't carry, but if anyone can recommend a more reliable (very protective) case solution, I'll absolutely give it a shot. Try Spigen maybe?
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SinineSiil posted:There is no drop-down list. There's not an option under billing cycle? Under that it lets me set the day the usage resets each month.
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Wacky Delly posted:There's not an option under billing cycle? Under that it lets me set the day the usage resets each month.
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Peachfart posted:Under what scenario could a TV need anti virus software? Smart TVs.
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PerrineClostermann posted:Smart TVs. They don't seem too smart to me.
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RZA Encryption posted:They don't seem too smart to me. 
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RZA Encryption posted:They don't seem too smart to me. Never said it was a good idea. Keep your panel dumb and use a smart plugin like a Chromecast. Every other month there's some new bullshit with smart TVs and it's all married to the panel
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In Chrome when I type the letter "x" it suggests xhamster and xvideos. Obviously, disabling search suggestions is a simple solution. But I like when it suggests my usual (non-porn) sites. I've long pressed to remove xhamster and xvideos. However, the urls to specific videos from removed sites still show up. I don't want to delete my browser hx because I like to have my history backed up (so I can find a porn I liked without it getting mixed up in my bookmarks). Any idea how to make it so when I remove xhamster, it'll also remove xhamster/grandmas_first_anal_pov and whatnot. S7, 7.0. Don't act like you don't look at porn on your phone now!!
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fartzone_42069 posted:In Chrome when I type the letter "x" it suggests xhamster and xvideos. Obviously, disabling search suggestions is a simple solution. But I like when it suggests my usual (non-porn) sites. I've long pressed to remove xhamster and xvideos. However, the urls to specific videos from removed sites still show up. Use one browser for porn and one browser for not-porn.
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fartzone_42069 posted:In Chrome when I type the letter "x" it suggests xhamster and xvideos. Obviously, disabling search suggestions is a simple solution. But I like when it suggests my usual (non-porn) sites. I've long pressed to remove xhamster and xvideos. However, the urls to specific videos from removed sites still show up. Lol
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Solid Poopsnake posted:Use one browser for porn and one browser for not-porn. I usually just use incognito mode and remove the suggestions from SwiftKey when they show up.
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So my pixel arrived, really nice and fast. However it's already rebooted randomly a couple of times, so now I'm a bit worried it's going to die on me, I did install and set up a ton of stuff though, so hopefully it'll settle down, otherwise 
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May 13, 2017 22:49
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I like my pixel but boy is that speaker a dumb decision
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It looks like Moto may not have given up on the Moto X line after all!  http://phandroid.com/2017/05/12/moto-x-2017-video-leak/ I've been thinking about replacing my MXP lately, but if they actually release another Moto X I may spring for that instead of the Pixel or Pixel 2 or whatever. I'm fully aware it probably won't be as good in the long run but I really like the little improvements the Pure adds to Android.
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fartzone_42069 posted:In Chrome when I type the letter "x" it suggests xhamster and xvideos. Obviously, disabling search suggestions is a simple solution. But I like when it suggests my usual (non-porn) sites. I've long pressed to remove xhamster and xvideos. However, the urls to specific videos from removed sites still show up. This can't be real.
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