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View File Details: Locate the file you want to check. Tap on it to view more details, including the source URL where the file was downloaded from.
Tapping on it opens it, it doesn't show details.
If you want to see the source of the download before actually downloading you would need a an alternative android chromium browser (quetta) which has dev tools, so possibly to scan through that no easy on a mobile device.
Haven't heard of it. Thank you for the suggestion.
The download list only shows the domain, not the full URL. There is no option to see the full URL.
Is there any way to obtain the full source URL of a downloaded file? Perhaps there is a command for this that can be sent through ? I found no documentation on this.
By "download", I mean as portable MP4 or webm files, not .
I couldn't find a tool to get past the age restriction on his videos, which he apparently voluntarily sets on his videos (see "requested by uploader" in description).
Has anyone managed to download his age-restricted videos, in particular "" and ""?
I would like to back up these videos given that his channel probably won't last long.
Is it worse to discharge a smartphone down to 1% or to charge it to 100%?
Somewhere in the "cupcake incident" video (Famous Youtuber Edp445 Caught Meeting 13 Y / O Girl ft. CC UNIT), Bryant explained that the "EDP" ("eat dat p___y") came from a profile picture of pacman eating a cat. Has he ever explained where the "445" comes from?
(Yes, I know the 4+4+5=13 joke.)
One of EDP445's earliest videos from 2010 was titled "Album in 2018.wmv" (), in which he announced to release his album on July 25th, 2018.
That day came and went, and it looks like he forgot all about it. Who knows if it would have been better than ? It at least came out at all. :D
I am not looking for a music name identification service like Shazam, AHA-Music, or Mousai, but I would like to identify a given audio sample within other media files, meaning within other audio files and audio tracks from video files.
Say I have a hundred video files and I would like to find out which of them contain the same music as "sample.mp3".
I am looking for a tool that scans the videos and returns something like "video17.mp4 at time 06:21 contains the same music as sample.mp3".
This would be useful for finding memes in videos, for example.
Even a tool that doesn't mention the exact timestamp would be useful.
Is there any tool that can do this?
If I read the same block a million time, would it corrupt data in the neighbouring blocks? How about ten million times?
It probably depends on the flash storage, but is there some rough estimate?
I couldn't find a definitive answer online.
Kurz nach dem Germanwings-Flug 9525 veröffentlichte der YouTube-Kanal „Thesen24“ den Kurzfilm „Andreas Lubitz Vorgeschichte und Tatmotiv zum Germanwings Absturz“, welches über 100.000 mal angesehen wurde.
Woran ich mich erinnern kann: Das Intro verwendete die Vorlage „“ von VideoHive.
Das Video war mindestens bis zum August 2016 verfügbar.
Audi A8, S-Klasse, und BMW 7er-Serie gibt es nur als Limousine, nicht als Kombi, während es Audi A6, E-Klasse, und BMW 5er-Serie (obere Mittelklasse) als Kombi gibt.
Wie kommt das?
Meine Einschätzung: Wer den Platz braucht und das Geld hat, kann sich einen Luxus-Geländewagen wie Q7, GLS, oder X5/X7 holen.
When pushing CTRL+A, no text is selected, so every field has to be copied separately. I am not sure if this is a bug or deliberate.
Is there any way to copy the entire text from the certificate viewer?
Fax braucht Papier, und die telefonische Aktivierung ist eine automatisierte Roboterstimme, kein bezahlter Mitarbeiter.
Und wenn monatliche Flatrates sich telefonisch aktivieren lassen, warum nicht auch Jahrespakete? Wo liegt da der Sinn? Spart das Kosten für den Anbieter? Ich glaube eher nicht, also muss es einen anderen Grund haben.
So early Black Friday sales happened last month and I picked up a Google Pixel 7 since my previous phone was nearing 6 years old and starting to die every few hours.
Due to some funky error, whether I accidentally put two phones in the cart, I don't know or remember. I ended up getting double charged and realized I got shipped two phones.
I contacted Google Support to start a return for a refund on one of them, and the first support person was great... up until the next dozen support staff throughout this stupid journey.
Turns out that the package I shipped back to them never made it back. I spoke with support and I got the most generic responses ever from a person that doesn't speak English (once they stopped making generic replies, it was quite evident).
They escalated the problem to a supervisor. The supervisor told me that they would do an investigation, would take about a week.
Beginning of this week, investigation ended. They say the package was indeed most likely lost but the representative I spoke to said I could just chargeback with my credit card. So I did.
Today, my Google account was banned. 15 years of history gone.
I went on the support chat for the umpteenth time and they told me because I did a chargeback, the rules are that my account will be banned. I asked why they suggest for me to do a chargeback, when they could have just refunded themselves, and they said the support I spoke to should never have suggested it but rules are rules.
Been trying to fight this but looks like Google support is utter trash. After looking online, it seems like this is their most stupidest policy, and it exists across most other platforms too.
What a shitshow.
TLDR: Bought two phones by accident, returned one of them, package was lost and a representative told me to do a chargeback if I wanted my money back. Did that, Google account got banned. I asked very politely to get it unbanned because it was their advice to do that, they told me to go pound sand.
If a flash block is rewritten, the entire page that contains the block has to be erased first. From what I understand, that's what causes the weardown.
But when a flash storage device is idle, it refreshes the lost charge (source in original post). My question was how much weardown this process causes.
Nur noch monatliche Flatrates können telefonisch bestellt werden. Das bedeutet, man wählt Menüpunkte, die von einer Roboterstimme vorgelesen werden.
Jahrespakete können scheinber bei so gut wie allen Anbietern mittlerweile nur noch in der App des Mobilfunkanbieters () und bei manchen Anbietern noch auf der Webseite des Mobilfunkanbieters aktiviert werden.
Hat jemand eine Ahnung warum?
Die klassische telefonische Aktivierung hat den Vorteil, dass sie als einzige Aktivierungsmethode keiner Internetverbindung bedarf. Um ein Jahrespaket zu aktivieren benötigt man das Festnetz-Internet, oder man verschwendet eine menge Guthaben, da mobiles Internet im Basistarif schnell teuer wird.
Flash storage stores data as electrical charges in floating-gate transistors.
From what I understand, it is the erasure, not the writing that causes the degradation, because a strong negative voltage has to be applied to the memory page.
When flash memory sits idle, its controller automatically scans and refreshes the electrical charge (source: ).
How much does this process degrade the flash storage, if at all? If it were plugged in but idle for 10 years, how much of a difference would it have made?
When plugging in an external mass storage device, how to make it mount as read-only by default?
