Wireless Moot

[sargentmajord]

Not to sound dumb but seeing as I don't remember hearing of this..were there developer versions available?

Nope

 

[lewwill]

Well, I am still on .905 and waiting for the OTA. Hope you guys can tell me if this is the real McCoy or more BS. Just posted recently over on XDA. Looks good to me but I am no expert.
Lew

 

[livinginkaos]

Ask VZW if a new share everything plan could be conceived to avert the looming world wide bacon shortage....

NO Bacon shortage (THANK GOD!)

Unavoidable bacon shortage: U.K.’s National Pig Association has everyone worried about the price of pork. - Slate Magazine

 

[jayrod]

Nope

Didn't think so...I mean..locked bootloader..what would have stopped someone with one to break down the locks and release a tool?

 

[Lodmot]

NO Bacon shortage (THANK GOD!)

Unavoidable bacon shortage: U.K.’s National Pig Association has everyone worried about the price of pork. - Slate Magazine

Yay!
Two pieces of good news so far! Lets hope the chain continues

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[jayrod]

NO Bacon shortage (THANK GOD!)

Unavoidable bacon shortage: U.K.’s National Pig Association has everyone worried about the price of pork. - Slate Magazine

Hahahaha..I found an article a couple of days ago and posted it in hopes of getting some focus off of the evil empire known as VZW. It kinda worked

 

[Dave12308]

would that be using the fancy new thing called the "internet"? I really need to learn more about that!

Internet? Hell nah, I looked it up on FIDOnet.

 

[NoClue48]

Much older than all of you, I am over 50 and my first was to work with paper spools (before cards ) on a IBM 360 (mainframe)

Well, I'm 64 and my first computer was a general purpose computer that the Navy adapted to track NavSat satellites aboard nuclear submarines; that was in 1969. It was a "personal computer" because if it didn't run, the captain got quite personal with me to get it running again:biggrin:

It's on the far left in the attached photo:

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[sargentmajord]

Didn't think so...I mean..locked bootloader..what would have stopped someone with one to break down the locks and release a tool?

Not possible to crack the locked bootloader its a 256bit encryption if everyone on the planet had 10 super computers it would still take 256x24 yrs with a brute force attack to crack the bootloader

 

[Dave12308]

Also over 50. My first computer was the original IBM 5150 (the first "PC"). I remember when I got my 10mb "hard card" and thought I'd died and gone to heaven. :biggrin:

*LOL* I had a 20MB hardcard. Had to take it out of the PC and bang it on the edge of the table to make it work half the time. Back in those days, HDDs were NOT meant to be operated in a vertical orientation.

 

[Lodmot]

*LOL* I had a 20MB hardcard. Had to take it out of the PC and bang it on the edge of the table to make it work half the time. Back in those days, HDDs were NOT meant to be operated in a vertical orientation.

LOL!!!! WTF?!??!!?!?!!! xDDDDD

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[matjmonk]

Internet? Hell nah, I looked it up on FIDOnet.

Isn't that what the terminators used to take over the world ... no wait .... that was SkyNet!

 

[stafinois]

36 here. And after the phone/bra discussion, I suspect one of the few with two X chromosomes.

 

[Dave12308]

LOL!!!! WTF?!??!!?!?!!! xDDDDD

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All the lubrication would end up at the bottom of the spindle. Doing that bang maneuver temporarily redistributed the lube.

 

[Just_AGuy]

*LOL* I had a 20MB hardcard. Had to take it out of the PC and bang it on the edge of the table to make it work half the time. Back in those days, HDDs were NOT meant to be operated in a vertical orientation.

And you had to run a park utility before you move the PC.