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> Will Martin
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> Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
> Chester Fritz Library
> University of North Dakota
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Thomas Dowling
Director of Technologies, Z. Smith Reynolds Library
Wake Forest University
dowli...@wfu.edu / 336-758-5797
Without knowing what you consider a budget buster, let me suggest a Pixel
5a. The voicemail icon is on the always-on display and IIRC the number that
called you displays on the lock screen (if you enable lock screen
notifications). If you can spring for a Pixel 6, you get the voicemail
transcriptio
You may need to describe in more detail what you're trying to do and what
isn't working for you. If it's an app issue, how is it also a phone issue?
And if it's also a problem with a charging cable, isn't the solution just
to get a better cable?
On Sun, Jun 5, 2022 at 9:38 PM charles meyer wrote:
Depending on how the website is preventing you from downloading the video,
you may be able to get it using the Firefox web developer tools (Menu ->
More Tools -> Web Developer Tools or Ctrl-Shift-I).
Open the Network tab and the Media sub-tab, reload the web page, start the
video, and see if its U
Also, phones are able to connect to multiple types of networks (makes
sense: they need to work in areas where there's one type and not another).
In my experience, there will be an indicator in the top icon bar, or at
least information in Settings, showing what network the phone is currently
on.
As
"Look at the LTE section – it will display all the frequencies that your
phone can use"
"Typing in that IMEI number at that site reveals all sorts of numbers at
the LTE"
Right - those are the specific frequency bands over which your phone can
talk LTE. Any 3g access you have is going to be over GS
For anyone trying to extricate themselves from the oozing muck of any
commercial social network currently in the news, is there a
library-oriented Mastodon server?
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Thomas Dowling
Director of Technologies, Z. Smith Reynolds Library
Wake Forest University
dowli...@wfu.edu / 336-758-5797
he/him
lso subscribed to library people on https://digipres.club/about/more
> and https://scholar.social/about/more.
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> Let me know where you end up..I'm https://code4lib.social/@dltj
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> Peter
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> From: Thomas Dowling
> Reply: Code for Libraries
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I had this same conversation with a colleague recently. She was making a QR
code that just pointed to her Linkedin profile as her "contact". I
suggested a QR-ified vCard contact. It's probably a matter of what works
best for your particular situation. The helpful takeaway is that a QR code
need not
'Some QR codes have "favicon" graphics in dead-space of the QR code where
they are ignored by the QR reader..'
I'm not sure it's fair to call it dead space. The cute little graphic in
the middle of your QR code is taking advantage of - but also eating into -
the redundancy and error correction bui
ff as well as
campus clients on how these cutting-edge applications can be applied within
a specific discipline or field of study."
More details and application instructions at http://myz.sr/2rRYXnB
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Thomas Dowling
Director of Technologies, ZSR Library
Wake Forest University
dowli...@wfu
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