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That's a B though, not 8. 2 Billions.
My dick so big, it needs its own
My dick so big, it lives next door
My dick so big, that all I want
Is fuck the world (is fuck the world)
My dick so big, it touches the sky
I check it as luggage when I fly
My dick so big, it's behind you
It follows you, it follows you[...]
My dick so big, so really big
Black holes move towards my huge dick
My dick so big, it can't be bent
It will be our president (yeah!)
My dick so big, that any place
It can distort the time and space
My dick so big, it's behind you
It follows you (it follows you)
- Little Big, 2016
I believe so. Most companies don't host their own email servers, but they still use the same domain. MX DNS Record specifies the mail server.
Yup, and this picture was just posted on there 10 hours ago.
Yep, it does fit into a pocket.
BTW, your Power Armor 13 is also MTK based. Good chance you can get into the hidden menu by dialing *#*#3646633#*#*
(it opens automatically without clicking dial).
But be warned, some settings may not be safe to mess around with.
About the band selection menu, it looks like this:
There's a lot of things in MTK Engineer mode, and a lot of them should probably not be accessible for a good reason. Most manufacturers seem to block access to this. Oppo and Realme even seem to encrypt it so that it's only accessible to service personnel.
Preview of the main menu:
Unfortunately, I couldn't find any documentation for this, and there's many things I am too scared to click. Something could make illegal transmissions, others could be some non-resettable options, who knows. Yes, there is some factory reset resistant stuff I found. If there's one, there can be more.
For example, the MTU value setting:
I've also seen a post from someone who ran some automatic full device test in a hidden menu on some Chinese phone, it turned out part of the modem test was dialing some number, 911 was the number, it turned out...
Anyway, one illegal thing some of these are/were able to do is change IMEI. The AT command tool here doesn't work, but on some devices it does. And there's also a command to change the IMEI.
I found this on XDA, it seems some devices possibly even simplified that process:
Anyway, there's also something step above band selection, specific cell tower selection:
I didn't find that particularly useful, but I did find out the cell tower range limit in a city seems to be 1km. Makes sense, you don't want devices screaming at some distant overloaded tower when the city is full of them. Maybe they can even have lower latency that way, I don't know. I don't know how the timing works.
Oh, it seems I can transmit garbage on WiFi channels:
But I also found a way to force VoLTE registration even though my carrier doesn't provision this device. EngineerMode -> Misc feature config -> hVoLTE device mode -> hVoLTE (even when already selected).
I was actually able to make a phone call in 4G only this way. But it has to be done every time the phone is connected to the network.
Are you a real person?
You're replying ultra fast on many different threads. Multiple people? AI? Caffeine? Cocaine? xD
Absolutely massive battery
You call that massive?
Slaps my Armor 24 ~~on~~ through the table That is massive.
Also, 3.5mm jack, dual sim + SD card (not hybrid!), ultra strong light, the battery and MTK Engineer mode which also allows for band selection. I wrote too much here before, but in short, it lets me manually select frequency bands rather than leaving that on my device or carrier. The biggest example would be in one certain city where I can boost my network speed on Telekom (T-Mobile) network from 8Mbps all the way to 150Mbps.
I just wish it could do 5G :(
But it does have issues too. It can occasionally momentarily trigger 12V (when the USB-A connector is moved too much) with something that gets recognized as Qualcomm QC 2.0 (this is MTK) by my USB tester until it throws an overvoltage error (the phone), and PD sources will bug out USB data transfer until reboot.
So the best bet is just a regular dumb 5V adapter.
Oh, and it won't finish rebooting while still connected to a PD source. No worries, it just gets stuck and resumes immediately after the cable is disconnected.
But overall it's fine.
That countdown timer just doesn't want to work for me:
I only managed to load it in Opera browser on real Android phone.
Dude literally said "I’ve had a vasectomy. Come at me, fascists.", basically a statement that nobody bats an eye about a man getting sterilized while that's basically what the woman here had done, but instead people are attacking her for it.
At least that's how it reads to me.
Looking at the fork, they did pick up some cola.
UNLESS, that was a different liquid.
https://youtu.be/BLNDqxrUUwQ