[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/dAjjMiM.png[/IMG]
I shit you not, opening this PNG in Photoshop shows up like this.
:mystery:
[QUOTE=garychencool;52643522][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/dAjjMiM.png[/IMG]
I shit you not, opening this PNG in Photoshop shows up like this.[/QUOTE]
you forgot to set the background layer to visible
[t]https://imgkk.com/i/yvxh.png[/t]
[editline]3rd September 2017[/editline]
[QUOTE=ballads;52644451][thumb]https://i.imgur.com/1DmOYtc_d.jpg[/thumb]
Any idea? I get this while trying to boot into ubuntu[/QUOTE]
try adding [URL="https://askubuntu.com/questions/38780/how-do-i-set-nomodeset-after-ive-already-installed-ubuntu"]nomodeset[/URL] to boot options or start buying a fuckton of candles
[t]https://i.imgur.com/mX7FNuo.jpg[/t]
make it stop
No idea if you are on an Android phone (or if it works in US) but I use an app called [url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergroup.muzutozvednout]Should I answer?[/url]
Worked great for when I was getting pestered with 30+ idiots spam calls per day (and had to keep the number while waiting for important phone call)
[QUOTE=NaRyan;52645052]No idea if you are on an Android phone (or if it works in US) but I use an app called [url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergroup.muzutozvednout]Should I answer?[/url]
Worked great for when I was getting pestered with 30+ idiots spam calls per day (and had to keep the number while waiting for important phone call)[/QUOTE]
it's an ios screenshot
[QUOTE=NaRyan;52645052]No idea if you are on an Android phone (or if it works in US) but I use an app called [url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergroup.muzutozvednout]Should I answer?[/url]
Worked great for when I was getting pestered with 30+ idiots spam calls per day (and had to keep the number while waiting for important phone call)[/QUOTE]
i use an iphone but thanks anyway
thankfully tmobile started doing the scam id stuff so i know when i should just let it ring
also usually if it's important they'll leave a voicemail or text
[QUOTE=elitehakor;52645058]i use an iphone but thanks anyway
thankfully tmobile started doing the scam id stuff so i know when i should just let it ring
also usually if it's important they'll leave a voicemail or text[/QUOTE]
I get similar calls, except they actually leave voicemails. Always something about an ambiguous "Credit card debt", or "Car warranty". Plus a few IRS scams.
Hiya worked pretty well for me, has the option to straight up block confirmed scam/robocalls.
[url]https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hiya-caller-id-and-block/id986999874?mt=8[/url]
I love getting calls from XXX-XXX-YYYY where X is the first 6 digits of my phone number and Y is a random 4
[QUOTE=TrafficMan;52645074]I love getting calls from XXX-XXX-YYYY where X is the first 6 digits of my phone number and Y is a random 4[/QUOTE]
Yeah what the fuck is up with that trend lately? I get them on my personal phone and even my work phone.
[QUOTE=glitchvid;52645068]I get similar calls, except they actually leave voicemails. Always something about an ambiguous "Credit card debt", or "Car warranty". Plus a few IRS scams.
Hiya worked pretty well for me, has the option to straight up block confirmed scam/robocalls.
[url]https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hiya-caller-id-and-block/id986999874?mt=8[/url][/QUOTE]
will try out, thanks
[editline]3rd September 2017[/editline]
[QUOTE=TrafficMan;52645074]I love getting calls from XXX-XXX-YYYY where X is the first 6 digits of my phone number and Y is a random 4[/QUOTE]
i got this recently too. it was a donation solicitation call tho so i just hung up
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52645083]Yeah what the fuck is up with that trend lately? I get them on my personal phone and even my work phone.[/QUOTE]
I think it's supposed to trick people into answering ("Oh it's a local number, I wonder who it is?") but it just ends up helping me to ignore it even more :v:
If I don't recognise a number I just ignore it. Chances are if they know me, they have another way to get in contact. and if it's important, they'll call again.
[QUOTE=TrafficMan;52645090]I think it's supposed to trick people into answering ("Oh it's a local number, I wonder who it is?") but it just ends up helping me to ignore it even more :v:[/QUOTE]
Well yeah but I mean it seems like this is suddenly a problem for everybody out of nowhere. Who put the trend in motion is what I'm wondering
My phone is less of a phone than it is just a firefox on wheels
[t]https://i.imgur.com/vTRG3ht.png[/t]
My SMS is even more deserted, even though if and when I bother to recharge, I get unlimited of them
Just email me
Yeah, the stream of scam calls is certainly annoying. They seem to be tapering off, I've only gotten one or two a week for a while now, not multiple per day like I used to see.
Worst part is, I literally can't fall for any of them. No, there is not a problem with my credit card account, because I don't have a credit card. And I've never been to Orlando, stop saying I won a cruise trip because I stayed in an Orlando resort. And I do my own taxes, so you can't be my tax preparer telling me you got me more money somehow.
[QUOTE=TrafficMan;52645090]I think it's supposed to trick people into answering ("Oh it's a local number, I wonder who it is?") but it just ends up helping me to ignore it even more :v:[/QUOTE]
Lol yeah. Worked the first time, sure, but the 2nd and 3rd times it becomes pretty obvious.
Honestly, I don't pick up most of the spam calls I get anymore. I think they've started to slow down. One left a minute long voicemail of pure silence, though. Voicemail tricked the robot for a minute, I guess.
Also I use TrueCaller on iPhone, works fine.
[QUOTE=Protocol7;52645230]One left a minute long voicemail of pure silence, though. Voicemail tricked the robot for a minute, I guess.[/QUOTE]
There's one going around that waits for you to make noise, then starts playing the recording. It tries to convince you it's human, "oops, I just adjusted my headset, is it working now?" or something like that. Fooled me good the first time, and it's why I answer unknown-but-not-flagged-as-spam calls in Classical Latin.
Well, that, and because I can.
[QUOTE=gman003-main;52645242]Fooled me good the first time, and it's why I answer unknown-but-not-flagged-as-spam calls in Classical Latin.
Well, that, and because I can.[/QUOTE]
I used to do the same but in Spanish. They would get very confused and hang up. It was pretty funny.
I wish I'd paid more attention in German class.
A good 你好 gets 'em every time.
my favorite recently was getting a call from mexico (i speak no spanish)
handed it off to my friend sitting next to me who speaks fluent spanish before answering. someone was looking for "lord cry-pto" because apparently "a cousin who lives out of state and he'll know who it is" was trying to get a hold of me
they said they'd call back after an hour, but they didn't and it made me kinda sad
One of my friends has a dog. When a such call arrive, he clip the phone to the dog collar.
Gotta love those calls where they tell you your windows computer has a virus! Got a few of them before, decided to waste some time on one of them. At the end of it, we talked about it and it looks like they make a decent amount when they do get a suckered.
[QUOTE=Teddybeer;52645770]Mine is that thing I play candy crush on when there really isn't anything better to do and the thing I find trivia on near wifi. Like I still have prepaid and in every way prepaid is cheaper.
Stops being doable if you really really really really really really really really want a job.
Been lucky so far and never had to deal with scams so far.[/QUOTE]
well if I'm expecting a phone call it's a little different but I know what you mean.
[QUOTE=Teddybeer;52645770]Mine is that thing I play candy crush on when there really isn't anything better to do and the thing I find trivia on near wifi. Like I still have prepaid and in every way prepaid is cheaper.[/QUOTE]
The only game on my phone is hearthstone, and I haven't opened that in five weeks.
In my spare time I just fuck around as root, looking at databases and shit.
Oh I guess it's also my mp3 player.
installed a plugin onto foobar recently to copy or transcode (when appropriate) music from one playlist into a destination folder. Syncthing handles the rest.
Used to have like 16GB of Flacs on my phone, now I have like 7GB of mp3s, much more room for shit
Can you run IRIX in a VM?
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