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By quick settings I mean those buttons in the pull down menu, like wifi and the flashlight. I started using routines a few weeks ago after owning this phone since release. With the recent update, the Routines button has been replaced with Modes. I would love to get the Routines button back, but I doubt that's happening. Is there's another way around toggling routines on and off?

I've owned an Elise for several years now and have a couple OBDII readers I've connected to the car with. Now that the winter is over for me I've been working on getting the car out and back on the road. When I started the car up, a check engine light eventually came on but I was unable to scan my car, none of my readers could connect to it.

Has anyone had this issue? I've seen a few posts on LotusTalk on the topic, but I haven't found a solution yet.

Edit: if anyone finds this looking for a solution, the solder joints on the instrument cluster cracked, and fried (Im assuming its responsible) the k-line chip on the ECU. The chip is ST Microelectronics L9613.

My career as a mechanical engineer started over a decade ago, and I've somehow avoided the purchasing side of the business. Is it a matter of having to repeatedly follow up with suppliers until they get me what I'm asking for? Or are there some things I should be doing to help my success rate of getting a simple quote?

Background: A good friend of mine owns a success construction business in the US and has been trying to get me to join his company to help him grow. He mentioned he uses about a 300 tons annually of various PVC pipe sizes (for water and electrical conduit) and wanted to know what it would take to just make it himself to cut cost. I've looked into all the standards required

Im looking to replace my hard wallet with something new, but I have no idea what my options are. I have an old Ledger Nano from 5 or so years ago that just feels so archaic when I use it. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should replace it with? I read the sidebar and theres only soft wallets listed. I have the bitcoin.com app already, but I was looking for something that I'm not going to be using often.

I have a prototype that uses small spring steel tabs that act as a one way gate. They allow material to pass through the center of my assembly by flexing out of the way in one direction, and if the material reverses, the tabs will be positioned in a way that they will act like barbs, and will dig into the material, preventing it from backing out.

I don't know too much about spring steel and how heat treating it works, but I had used 1095 (for edge retention), and had it heat treated to low 50s RC. The barbs worked, but under high load they all cracked. It seems they buckled. There isn't much room for them to bend, so it appears it didn't take much deflection to break them. Can anyone offe

On my commute this morning I heard an Optimum commercial for some Black Friday deal they have going on. The music sounded eeriely familiar, then it hit me, they totally knocked off PTM's Feel It Still. Anyone else hear this commercial?

I finally had the option to transfer over to YTM, and after seeing all the negative comments on it, I was trying to go into it with an open mind, but that didnt last long.

Did Google serious remove the ability to sort your downloaded playlists, artists, and albums, and is forcing us to scroll through our music in the order it was downloaded in? I live in an area where internet service isnt guaranteed while I was on the road, which means at times I won't be able to sort through artists or albums on the go. This is a big issue for me.

What about when someone gets on a plane? Can we not sort through albums on a plane anymore?

I've got an situation were I need to make a plain bearing really thin, but I can't find anything online, or in any books I own, about how thin I can make it. Does anyone have any suggestions for me? The shaft is around 5" and will be rotating at less than 5RPM. There will be over 100,000 ft-lbs going thru this shaft which will be applied in a way that the bearing can see up to 140,000 pounds of side load.

A friend of mine has an old brinell Hardness tester that he asked me to help him sell. I wanted to test it to see how accurate it still functions, and the indenter that he has is a cone that's been ground in half (along the axis). I don't know much about hardness testing, but I thought that it need to be a ball, not half of one. Is there some hardness test I'm unaware of that uses half a ball?

By lost I mean they are no longer with me, not that I don't know where they went. I know exactly where they went, and it wasn't in the woods or a pond. They were both picked up by some other players on the holes next to the one I was playing on at the time. I was off the fairway a little (MY fairway, not theirs, and still between MY fairway and cart path) and I hadn't made it too my ball yet and watched them both get picked up. I confronted each player and both denied it completely. One didn't even bother slowing down as I waved to them and yelled out to that I think they picked up my ball. One round, two balls stolen. Sorry about the meaningless post, I just needed to vent.

I currently use the puttering bought in middle school (I'm in my mid 30s) and I gotta say, I can't fault it for anything. It's an old Knight putter and I've never had a complaint about it. It's not the fanciest putter, but for me it gets the job done. I've used it doesn't almost two decades now and I don't really have a desire to get rid of it. What do you guys think? Do you replace putters because you want the latest and greatest? Do you replace them because you don't get the performance you're looking for out of them? Or are you like me, and never buy another putter after your first one?