So here's the thing.In my phone, when I type a phone number, it is a number and does not contain alphabetic characters.So that thing that it is asking you to call, isn't callable. Even if you have a fancy physical keypad that has both letters and numbers on the same keys, they still enter numbers when you try to type letters in the number field.
Wings without a structural element are pretty useless for flying.Even mosquito wings have structural elements, enabling them to not only flap, but also rotate.
For a human wing to work, it would require extremely strong structural elements to sustain the loads required to lift the human.
So I recently gave an interview to which, the last question of the product manager cum tech-lead was about how I use AI.He then specifically asked if I used CoPilot and my negative immediately made him start sighing all over the place.There seems to be some kind of a push coming from somewhere for these things.
I didn't know one could call a random IT helpline and get stuff fixed on Windows.My experience was, either find a workaround or a paid software that did the thing, or live with the bug.
I don't really remember enough about Excel anymore, but considering that I don't remember having that problem despite how many years I used it, I guess that is the case with it.
And yes, a toggle would be nice. In fact, a few months ago, I was thinking of putting up a request over to the LibreOffice team, when I was working on the table view of another OSS project, but then procrastinated until I forgot. Honestly, if there are enough people that have a problem with this little thingy, it'd be better off fixed. Specially in the Qt implementation at least, it really is just a boolean toggle even for the developer.
I did the same for a while.But then I recently found out a spider (which was getting pretty big) ignoring bloodless mosquitoes and letting them fill up on me before eating them. I cleaned it up.
Of course, corporate VPNs can give internet access, but they most probably won't have the setup that VPN service providers do to provide workarounds for localised censorship.And I don't think normal companies would be very interested in your privacy either. Probably even making sure to keep access logs to make sure their workers are not doing any non-work stuff using their internet connection.
There recently was a project that did UEFI on a phone.Perhaps we can consider doing so with all ARM and RISC V stuff?Or maybe come up with another common interface more suited to the platform?
Considering Qualcomm went and 1TKO'd Arduino, I'd say we are better off not waiting for it to get onboard.
If GIMP weren't free, at this point, I would be making another drawing software.Ok, maybe not. I'm more into vector style stuff and that's probably the direction I'd go in.
So here's the thing.In my phone, when I type a phone number, it is a number and does not contain alphabetic characters.So that thing that it is asking you to call, isn't callable. Even if you have a fancy physical keypad that has both letters and numbers on the same keys, they still enter numbers when you try to type letters in the number field.