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Okay Google Not Working!
I’ve seen tons of posts about okay google not working on android. I tried all the suggestions and just could not get it to work at all. It always worked before I upgraded from 4.4 to 5.0. If you are having a similar problem where you cannot even train your voice for the okay google recognition do this. Go to settings and accessibility and turn off whatever apps have accessibility turned on. For me it was my line launcher permissions to open the notification drawer. Disabling the accessibility service for…
Read MoreBeware of MyMail App
Beware of myMail. If you use the my.com myMail app you may be interested in this. With most email clients for POP and IMAP your phone or pc / tablet your device will connect directly to your mail provider and retrieve or send your messages. When you use myMail your phone connects to the myMail servers which then login to your mail provider. At first I just thought it was a proxy, for whatever reason they force you to use their proxy was beyond me but then realized it was…
Read MoreAdding Multiple S-Note Shortcuts to Home Screen on Android
If you use S-Note and ever tried to add home screen shortcuts to your notes you might have noticed this bug. If you add a note to your home screen named Shopping for example it will work fine but when you try to add a second shortcut to a different note you’ll likely encounter an error. It will say Shortcut already exists for S-Note even though the note has a different name. I’ve used tons of different apps that use multiple home screen shortcuts with no problem I’m surprised they have not…
Read MoreMarking spam messages as read with SpamAssassin
SpamAssassin I’ve been using the same email address for so long and I get an obscene amount of spam! Fortunately SpamAssassin catches 99.9% of it and moves into the Spam folder! but my email client always says I have new messages, and who wants to be notified they have spam all the time!!! I looked for ways to fix this and mark the messages as read and found a few work arounds for the maildir format, but what about MBOX? I played with some things and the answer was very…
Read MoreSeparated at Birth – Ryan Gralinski
Click image to view full article Ryan Gralinski This June, HIV turns 27. It was in June 1981 that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention first reported cases of what was to be called AIDS. This November, I will turn 27 too. It was in November 1981 that I was born—and got a blood transfusion that gave me HIV. But my family and I didn’t learn I was positive until I was 12. Unafraid, I told everyone in my 7th-grade class—and made the news as one of the first…
Read MoreHIV+ Teen Starts Online Support group – 1996
Providence Journal – Bulletin – Providence, R.I. Author: TIMOTHY C. BARMANN Date: Jan 21, 1996 Text Word Count: 936 HIV Fourteen-year-old Ryan Gralinski has lots of friends – but none are quite like him. In most respects, the Coventry boy is like a typical teenager trying to navigate the endless limbo of adolescence. He has sleep-overs with friends, he likes toski, and he occasionally argues with his twin brother. And he loves to play with computers. But Ryan faces an uncertain future. You may recall front-page articles about him last…
Read MoreRyan Gralinski Tells School About Hiv – 1994
An Article from 1994 About Ryan Gralinski Providence Journal – Providence, R.I. Author:BARBARA POLICHETTI Journal-Bulletin Staff Writer Date:Sep 16, 1994 Section:NEWS Text Word Count:1070 Ryan Gralinski COVENTRY — Ryan Gralinski’s close friends know that he loves riding his bicycle, skating and spending hours playing with his home computer. He also loves watching professional hockey and is an avid fan of the New York Rangers. Yesterday Ryan Gralinski, 12, told his friends something they didn’t know about him. He is infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Ryan made his…
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