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  1. MrDrWho13
    Hi all I have a moto G3 and the bluetooth will randomly turn off frequently during the day (although I'm not sure when or how frequently). Is there any way I can troubleshoot this issue to find out why it's turning off?
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    I'd like to add the Oneplus 5T to this list
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    Yep with the little switches, dot to the right means on. I think this was originally from Apple?
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    Did you just mark "thanks" as the right answer?....
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    Amazon Prime video doesn't have a wide selection but the picture quality is good
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    I would probably say Oneplus 3 then? If you're interested in buying a brand new phone, maybe try to get a Nokia 6 (2017 or 18), or Nokia 5.1 (2018). You can also try Lenovo's Moto G range, but I am personally against buying Lenovo's phones due to their poor update policy.
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    type until it comes up, use the down arrow to select the option you want to delete, press shift+delete
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    shift+delete
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    I think just the block would be fine with any a-c cable? The only company who need a special cable is OnePlus afaik
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    What is your budget? Those phones should all be "pretty good" but they're too old to receive any further Android updates which could be a security risk.
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    If you're unhappy with the windows defender + malwarebytes combo, instead try Emsisoft
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    If you haven't noticed issues, it's probably fine. Your power just went out. If lightning got into your mains, your fuses would probably blow before it reached your phone.
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    You can easy get a cheap case on ebay or whatever, I strongly object to the idea of not using a case if you don't know what you're doing. Also with your GPU: Beware scams where they try to sell you rocks in a box or whatever.
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    btw you need to tag or quote people for them to see your response. In theory yes, but it's a bad idea. In theory you can drive a car's chassis on the motorway, but you shouldn't... You can save money by switching to a HDD and lowering your tier of GPU.
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    You need a case. On that budget, consider buying a second hand core i3/i5 on ebay and overclocking it. As much as it pains me to say it, swap out the SSD for a HDD. 120gb really is not enough. GTX1060 is too high end for this budget imo. Instead maybe go for a GTX1050ti or RX460 if you can find one.Without a case you run the risk of shorting out your motherboard which would kill it.
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    I'm not sure how this relates to my post? Anyone could take some keys and resell them on Ebay?
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    I would be wary of cheap keys because they could be stolen. I don't know about you, but I personally wouldn't want to fund theft.
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    Maybe try the edge build here? https://developer.ubuntu.com/core/get-started/raspberry-pi-2-3 I can't find any betas for mate
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    How have you been flashing them? What happens when you turn on the pi? Does it work with Raspbian?
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    Yes, the files on your hdd would be small so you probably wouldn't notice much slowness when reading/writing these compared to an SSD.
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    I think it's Euro? € However, it's Greece so it might be a little skewed compared to other Euro countries
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    Any software preferences? You could go for something with "stock" Android which could be faster, more frequently updated (improving security) and has all the main features. The alternative is a phone which has a heavily modded version of Android with some extra features which could potentially slow the device over time. IMO at that price point, I'd go with the Nokia 6.1.
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    I don't think you should be watermarking images that you don't own.
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    I would start with Python. It's one of the most popular and the syntax is easier than something like Java.
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    Not really. I'm going to use an arraylist here just in case you don't know how many elements will be created. List<Duck> ducks = new ArrayList<Duck>(); for(int i; i>whatever; i++){ ducks.add(new Duck()); } And you access each duck with ducks.get(i);
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