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2009-10-02
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#82
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Originally Posted by vkv.raju
Because of the water in it. At least this is true for WiFi as 2.4 GHz is the frequency of water.
If a signal can finely pass through multiple hard and solidly built roofs and stuff, why the hell would it be a problem passing through human body??
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2009-10-02
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#83
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Originally Posted by pycage
I didn't know water has a frequency.
Because of the water in it. At least this is true for WiFi as 2.4 GHz is the frequency of water.
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That that doesn't kill you, is going to hurt like hell. Or leave a scar.
I am not a coder, not a tablet heavy user, N900 is first one for me.
My only asset in here is cool head and common sense.
Stupidity is the thing I hate the most.
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2009-10-02
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#84
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Originally Posted by Soulfarmer
In my experience, falling over on frozen water certainly Hertz.
I didn't know water has a frequency.
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2009-10-02
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#85
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Originally Posted by ralphb
badum tish!
In my experience, falling over on frozen water certainly Hertz.
hes here all night folks
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2009-10-02
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Loving this thread!
I've actually lightly browsed some phone manuals, and sometimes there are small things that pop up that you didn't know before (like holding the keys for a while for number input on N95), so in my opinion they are not completely useless.
I've actually lightly browsed some phone manuals, and sometimes there are small things that pop up that you didn't know before (like holding the keys for a while for number input on N95), so in my opinion they are not completely useless.
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2009-10-02
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#87
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Originally Posted by ralphb
depends. both is right, depending on what they mean by this: the kernel or the operating system.
Shouldn't that be "GNU/Linux"?
because they seem to call the operating system "Maemo" instead of "GNU/Linux", they probably refer to the kernel. in this case, it's correct to say Linux.
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2009-10-02
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#88
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Originally Posted by anidel
does "saving" imply overwriting previous versions of the document? that would be bad. i would never expect an application to ruin my existing work while i'm only experimenting with new ideas.
The Sketch application automatically saves when you close it.
Same for Notes.
hope they never save without asking...
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2009-10-02
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#90
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Having read through the parts of the manual relating to email it makes no mention of IMAP prefix paths. Can you actually set one or am I stuffed from the get go? 
Then page 19 goes on to tell us to avoid touching the antenna areas when they are operating, and on page 20 we get three illustrations of where the antennas are. The third of these (un)helpfully shows a hand blocking the antenna illustrated in the first.
I think we are meant to hold this thing by the kickstand.