Does your Google TV support the cast function? Maybe just switch to using your phone to push a Plex show to the device? I don't know whether or not Google TV can receive casts like Chromecast does, so it kinda depends on that feature.
Does your Google TV support the cast function? Maybe just switch to using your phone to push a Plex show to the device? I don't know whether or not Google TV can receive casts like Chromecast does, so it kinda depends on that feature.
I don't understand the argument... It's still a one-time payment of $4.99 if you want the full Android app functionality. That's the same model that it was before. The difference is that they'd prefer members to switch to the subscription (with good reason too, since the PlexPass features are far better than the…
Well, it's only officially supported in certain countries (not the US or Europe, from most reports). So the only way this will work on your device would be by downloading the APK and installing it directly...
That's what I thought this was designed to fix... Now I'm sad :(
I don't know, I just look at it as a logical step for Ford. They found a way to use their newest, most efficient motor in a "supercar" and still pump 600HP. That's crazy. I'm a Mopar guy, so I look at the Pentastar engine as the tech that Mopar will likely start pushing into their higher-power cars at some point,…
As long as they don't put Ford Sync in there... UGH
Why are people so hung up on the amount of cylinders an engine has? It's a ground-hugging, 600HP, crazy lightweight, "supercar"... The V6 is a LOT lighter than the V6 they could have stuffed in there, which means that for maybe 80-100HP less you're saving a crap-ton of weight.
I like the notification and copy/paste options that come with S-I-C, but does it have any of the same pop-up options like LastPass has? I really love that feature, but I feel like it doesn't work all that well (if it sees a single Facebook icon that always ends up as the top suggestion in the Fill helper, which does…
Mine was happyjungle659 ... I left it that way for about 14 months, even after switching to DD-WRT, I made the network password the same again. Just couldn't get over how hilarious it was (and memorable, considering that was 3-4 years ago).
The problem with guest networks in this day-and-age is the interconnectivity that you may want to give to guests, but lose by keeping them on that separate guest network. For example: Chromecast. If you want to allow someone onto your network so they can push their music or videos across your Chromecast, they can't do…
Maybe integrate a voice control feature? Adding a mic and a touch of software shouldn't be too difficult.
Also, there's a theme for Kodi that's designed for in-dash systems.
I think that stems from the lack of security users apply to their mobile devices. I'll admit that I don't put a pattern lock on my phone, but I'll also admit that I should. Having said that, I keep a very close eye on my phone. If it ever turns up missing I'm only a couple mouse-clicks away from completely…
The problem with giving users both a "Done" option and a "Delete" option is that regular users might not see a difference, and might decide to Delete by default. Google doesn't want that, because it wants to have a very thorough understanding of the things you want to keep and the things you want to delete. Inbox is…
Trust me (from experience), it's uncommon enough in a LOT of states that people think it's illegal. I'm in Kansas now, but I've had people approach me asking if it's legal for regular people to open carry in Kansas, Ohio, Washington (state), and Missouri.
Some of these are universal though, and would be a good thing for us carriers to take note of and possibly change. For example, after reading this infographic I've realized that I do tend to bring my weapon-side away from anyone when I'm approached by someone. This comes from the instinctive habit of ensuring that you…
To piggy-back (and clarify): Open carry is legal in 44 states. Open carry is legal WITHOUT A PERMIT in 30 states, while 14 states all open carry as long as a person has a permit. Only 6 states (California, Texas, Florida, Illinois, S. Carolina, and New York) prohibit the open carry of handguns under any circumstances.
While effective, this is oftentimes illegal... Just so you know.
Probably not to nearly the same degree as the coffee pop makers, but you would still have plenty of contaminates on the mechanism of the Keurig that involves replacing the coffee cartridges and the buttons on the front. If you load the water yourself (no reservoir), then that's going to include the virus as well.
This is why you should NEVER get a pin-stripe suit unless it's your 5th+ suit... I don't know how, but somehow coworkers can just tell if you re-wear a pinstripe suit.
It's still considered an sdcard even though it's internal storage. Run Themer once so that it creates the proper folder on your "sdcard" and then move the zip to MyColorScreen/Themer/Exported.