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So just to clarify, my main devices are Apple, they're staying Apple, but I have an Android phone for work related reasons. I also have a Google One account and as I have that Google gave me €4 to spend on apps. I'm looking for an app recommendation. I'm not looking for the kind of app someone may use day to day (because that's going to be my Apple phone) but more maybe a sciencie or techie app that may benefit more from the fact it's running on Android.

I once heard of an old iPhone app that let you read radiation using the selfie camera by putting electrical tape over the lens. Surely someone did this with Android!? That would be awesome!

Or perhaps even if you develop an app yourself,

I had the same problem 5 years ago and obviously I'm even more baffled and confused that today every motherboard seems to come with an array of ports that I haven't seen used since the 90s.

I don't and have never used PS2 ports, serial ports, parallel ports, VGA and DVI ports and I do not want them on my system.

I will possibly tolerate a DVI but to be honest I would go so far as to not even want USB-A ports on my new system.

Can anyone recommend me a motherboard that would suit me? I'm really looking to pair it up with a 9th Gen Intel but to be honest I'm running a 5th Gen i3 right now and it's not even performance making me upgrade so I'm happy to go with an older gen CPU.

Do I really

I recently got a Circle 2 camera and set it up with HomeKit Secure Video on my 200GB iCloud account. Today I had to change my email address due to Brexit (don't ask) and because of this I had to reset my Apple TV (don't ask) which resulted in a whole pile of HomeKit issues which over the corse of an entire wasted day I have managed to fix, aside from one issue. For some reason Apple now think I have two cameras.

So my Home setup has the camera set up fine, and shows one single camera, but when I try to enable recording on it Apple prompts me to upgrade to an 2TB storage plan. Clearly Apple think I still have the previous camera set up. Is there a way to remove or reset this?

Hoping someone has an idea of what is happening here before I have to remove all my lightbulbs and send them back 😂

I purchased a Hue Colour kit from Amazon a few months ago along with an Amazon Echo Dot in a bundle deal. Obviously I drop kicked the Echo Dot into space immediately before setting up my lights. 😋

The lights set up fine in the Hue app but whenever I try to add them to HomeKit I am told the setup code is incorrect. The device as it shows in Home has the same ID as the sticker, but it always says the setup code is incorrect. I have tried everything including clearing out Home and starting again, erasing my iPad and staring again, I've checked my network, I've done everything I

I recently managed to grab a Mac Pro 3,1 (Early 2008) off Gumtree for an awesome price (practically free) and have managed to get it up and running with High Sierra (patched).

The only issue (aside from a missing drive sled) seems to be that the video card cooling fan is on the way out. This being the case I am looking for options and I have a few video card related questions.

Firstly, will any PCIE card work? I know that some unsupported cards do not display video until macOS has loaded. I would like to avoid this issue if possible. Is it possible to flash some cards to work fully? I seem to have seen that suggested somewhere. I'd be comfortable doing this.

Secondly, performance is not

I've been looking for a "DOS replacement" style distro for a while but can't find anything that really seems to fit or work correctly.

Basically what I mean is I'd like a Linux distro that is about as basic as one can be. Command line only, allow for basic system operation, possibly a few networking tools. Does such a thing exist?

What I'd also like to avoid is a distro that has multiple near identical apps for doing pretty much the same thing, which I feel is a thing too many distros do.

Bonus points if it will run live andor on very old hardware.

Thanks.

It takes forever to load pages, scrolling is delayed, clicking things is delayed, the layout spasms randomly even after the page appears to have loaded fully. I'll probably stop visiting if this dosn't get sorted, because Reddit is basically a giant procrastination tool that I really shouldn't be spending time on in the first place. If you make it a frustrating experience then I've no incentive to visit.

I often make calls on my MacBook (via iPhone) when I'm at home and to make this better I purchased a Bluetooth headset. (My MacBook sits far back on my desk). The headset has a button on it that will toggle the volume of the call and this reflects in macOS. However I have noticed that sometimes after disconnecting the headset audio from the speakers / headphones is lower than it should be. That meaning macOS says the volume is at full when it clearly isn't. This happens even when the bluetooth headset was always at full volume and never changed.

Does anyone know a way to fix this glitch? Is there a command line I can fire in to reset the volume settings?

I hear my Moto G 2nd gen can get Android 6, however the update will not appear and even the Motorola desktop software will not update the device to 6. What am I missing here?

Sorry if this is in the wrong place or asked every two days, I wasn't sure where to post this and I couldn't find any similar posts.

I have previous experience working in the Glasgow 2014 Organising Committee and figured it may be worth applying for the same job at Gold Coast 2018. I've never consider working abroad before so I'm not all that clued up on it. When I searched about work visas in Australia I got a huge list and really didn't know what I was looking for.

Can anyone point me in the direction of which kind of visa I would need for this? and does the potential employer have to get involved at this stage? do I need the visa before I apply? Any pointers would be appreciated.

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