codytappen

Hi all, In the past few months I’ve started to do a lot of writing with my iPad with a standard keyboard plugged in. Mostly because it’s convenient to carry around with me. I’m sure there are a couple of other people out there doing the same Unfortunately I’ve run into issues where I can’t use shift-delete or ctrl-i in the google docs app. Is this normal? If it is, are there any good iPad text editors that do let me use such shortcuts? If it isn’t, do I maybe need to change my keyboard firmware? Specs: iPad is the most recent iPad mini w/ most recent OS keyboard is Bakeneko60 plugged into the iPad with a big standard USB cable

You could ask for: a PS Vita (refurb.) and a game or two (I recommend the Dangan Ronpa series, Persona 4 Golden, or one of the Project Diva games); some kind of game controller like a fight stick or something; some kind of tech repair toolkit (iFixit?); a kindle; blu-rays of some show you like; a set of nice speakers or headphones; a donation to the LTT croudfunding campaign; a cool keyboard; any games that you've been wanting; a battery bank to charge all of your devices. The sky's the limit.

Glorious California master race reporting in. I'm joining the Texan club.

I understand that they couldn't go to the show without sponsors like AT&T, but I still have trouble abiding it. To me, an AT&T customer, it feels as though LTT is taking money from a regional mafia blackmailing me for $200+ for monthly "protection"; this mafia bribes the local authorities to prevent people like me from speaking out or being heard, and every time someone or some other organization tries to help elevate my poor neighborhood/community out of this oppressive situation they brutally assassinate them in an inside scheme with local law reinforcement. Not only that, but they're trying to buy out the cool park I hang out with my friends in, and turn it into a $99 admission $5 per ride Disney Land ripoff, oh, and burn down the orphanage I used to live in.

Herp.

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Best part is always front facing speakers baby!

Got it, removability isn't a big issue for me. I'm going to get the One M8. END OF THREAD

Okay, I was talking primarily about device size and nice realize my idiocy as far as the size of both devices mentioned. Does either have a particular battery life advantage? If not it looks like I'll go with the One for the front facing speakers.

I've had my current HTC One X for a little over 2 years now; the screen is broken, I've run out space for anything other than my base music and apps, my current rom is abysmally unstable, and I can hardly get half a day out of the phone with medium usage. I'm looking to find a new phone with the following features (the number next to the feature is how willing I am to compromise 1 being not at all): Micro SD card slot (1), Easily unlockable/stock Android/current sense (1), 4.7-5inch display (2), all day battery life while using Bluetooth (2), solid build quality (3), and front facing speakers (3). Choices so far. 1. I think the HTC One will be perfect, but I'm not sure as to whether or not it has a micro SD card slot. 2. LG G3 looks like a nice choice; however, the speaker seams to be horribly positioned and the screen is a bit too large for my taste. Can anyone enlighten me about the One M8? Are there any phones I am leaving out of my decision making? Thanks in advance.

Looks sweet to me.

uwot? I don't quite get what this sentence means, please elaborate.

No TF2 in poll, as a sixes player I am dissapoint.

Depends on where you live; if manuals are common learn to drive them, and if automatics are common don't bother learning to drive a manual. Where I nearly all relatively new cars are automatic so I only know how to drive automatic.