u/Micrologos
From what I understand, this EasyInstaller program in the installation instructions is the only option for non-NA players to use the official APK without a VPN or pushing via adb.
I just wanted to ask if anybody had more information about what this app is, where it's from and how it works and above all how trustworthy the source is, because Googling it doesn't turn up any results that are anything like this app, and I'm slightly wary of installing an unknown Chinese program.
Thanks!
I was checking the previews of Yen Press's newly released digital versions of The Isolator (by Kawakara Reki), and there appears to be a colour illustration repeated between the volumes 1 and 2, without text in the former and with text in the latter. I was hoping if anybody happened to own Yen Press's physical release of these two volumes, or otherwise of the Japanese or Chinese versions, who could enlighten me as to whether this is an error in the digital version or if this is how it was originally, as Yen Press has been known to make errors with illustrations in the past, such as when SAO Progressive volume 1 was originally uploaded with entirely textless color illustrations.
The volumes
animenewsnetwork.comA while back I was making use of a shared deck from Ankiwebs to study Mandarin, and ended up losing it due to various circumstances.
While trying to find it again I managed to track it down to this post:
However the link in the post no longer appears to be functional.
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/127562610
I had found that deck in particular to be invaluable as it hid the pinyin unless you went specifically looking for i. It was a modification of the Spoonfed Chinese deck (which itself appears to also no longer be available).
Would anybody happen to still have a copy of this d
Does anybody recall that there was supposed to be an update to Gunvolt 1 on the 3DS that restored the content the was originally removed, based on the version in the Striker Pack?
Was this update for the NA version only or something, because it doesn't seem to have ever made it to the EU region?
I have a Galaxy S5 (G900F) running official Samsung Marshmallow ROM, rooted with CF-Autoroot.
A short while back I found that on certain website (https://www.animenewsnetwork.com) Chrome would lock up for about 30 seconds with constant CPU usage by the sandboxed process every time when visiting the site or trying to change article list view type on the site. Clearing cache, uninstalling and reinstalling Chrome did not solve the problem. I am not sure if other websites were less smooth than they could have been otherwise but the problem was only especially apparent when trying to access the main page of this site.
Oddly the same problem would occur with any other browser that used Webview s
I have a Surface 3 and a dark blue Surface Pen (the old one without the eraser). Attached the loop to the keyboard cover to hold the pen, on the short edge, left hand side, the loop attached inside the cover so the pen hangs on the outside when the cover is closed. Unfortunately it seems that in this position it allows the angle on the pen where it begins to taper down to rub against the metal on the side of the tablet, and apparently the pen is significantly harder than the magnesium alloy because it's made some somewhat unsightly scratches over a short period of time. I find it weird that Microsoft would recommend keeping the pen strapped to the side of the tablet like this if it ends up
I recently got a 64GB Surface 3 to use at college and I'm really liking it so far. However there is an issue that's troubling me.
My Surface keeps on connecting to random open hotspots it finds. After walking around for a while with the Surface in connected standby I find a long list of hotspots under "manage known WiFi networks" that I never connected to myself. I've also personally seen it attempt to connect to a visible public hotspot when in my own home, before I was able to connect it to my home network.
I have both "connect to suggested hotspots" and "connect to networks shared by my contacts" already disabled under WiFi Sense, but this behavior hasn't changed. Already made sure that
Just got a brand new Surface 3. Unfortunately right out of the box it seems to be having an issue. When put to sleep, after lying asleep for a few minutes the whole thing reboots without warning. It registers in the Event Viewer as a Critical Event, ID 41, from Kernel-Power.
Tried updating to the latest firmware but it didn't help. Refresh and reinstallation of Windows to no avail. Google only turns up problems with the Surface Pro 3.
I used to use a Galaxy S3 Mini. When using that, Firefox was buttery smooth most of the time and there was no issue at all.
Nowadays I'm using a Galaxy S5 and scrolling in Firefox on this is jerky and laggy, even though the phone's performance is supposed to be much better.
It didn't really hit me how much of a difference there was until I had to use my old phone again for while.
Chrome is super smooth, so I'm pretty sure it's not an issue with the phone itself. Why is the scrolling smoother on a worse phone? Are there any settings that can be changed to fix this? Already tried clearing all app data and starting fresh.
edit: details and format
Just as the title says, I enabled reader mode under chrome://flags on my tablet (Galaxy Tab S 8.4) but the toolbar button to use it doesn't seem to show up on sites where it should be available. Works on my phone though.
Edit: accessing the reading mode directly through chrome://dom-distiller seems to work perfectly, so it's just a button problem?
