Is there a sim card buried in there somewhere that can be removed or is it soldered in, potted, etc?
... Or your car bricks if you remove it wouldn't surprise me, regardless.
Is there a sim card buried in there somewhere that can be removed or is it soldered in, potted, etc?
... Or your car bricks if you remove it wouldn't surprise me, regardless.
Just keep in mind that if you're sensitive to PWM then you won't be playing the OLED as a handheld : (
Still works fine when attached to a tv, it's just not a handheld/portable anymore.
I should note that I love my deck, I'm just very sad that I can't play it as a portable.
If you like this and haven't seen "Good Night, Oppy" you should go do that right now.
Can I also add nothing? It'll make me feel important with no consequences.
"Nature is fucking metal"
Might vary by locale? Around here (South US) it seems like every single store has their own rewards/discount/whatever system that requires your phone number but it's not necessary for the transaction... It's just an extra info grab.
Sometimes the user facing POS/credit card reader will let you handle it (enter/skip) but many places rely on the salesperson to ask and then enter it or skip.
But, I also don't get around much so my experience is limited.
Same.
Cashier: "What's your phone number?" (For the store tracking/rewards/whatever)
Me : "Don't have one!" (As I remove the credit card from the case on the back of myphone)
Nobody has questioned it once. They don't want to ask in the first place but are forced to.
I'd made it so long without hearing that song until it popped up in Umbrella Academy. Streak ruined.
Remember when small trucks were small? I remember. My 2008 Tacoma (which used to be a small truck) seems about the same size as a 90s model Silverado.
I remember the late 90s Tacomas and S10s. I want them back.
But, I do think we hit critical mass because newer ones seem to be shrinking again... I think.
Damn, got removed from your job by down votes. Sorry, that sucks.
Internal RAID1 as first line of defense. Rsync to external drives where at least one is always offsite as second. Rclone to cloud storage for my most important data as the third.
Backups 2 and 3 are manual but I have reminders set and do it about once a month. I don't accrue much new data that I can't easily replace so that's fine for me.