376
Recent Posts
Arsclip is good but I have never figured out how to merge clips -- or maybe it doesn't have that feature.You can merge clips with ArsClip, it just doesn't use the term "merge" to describe it. Here's how:-aparente001 (May 22, 2015, 08:30 AM)
Oh, I mentioned www.moonpig.com on IRC...but you never mentioned wanting "multiple people" to sign it...don't think you can do that on there tbhThere's also-Stephen66515 (March 24, 2015, 02:15 PM)
When I do some job, say X, I save the date-time for the job, even gps if possible. After wards I should be able to get answers to following,You might investigate the abandoned program Inserty, which automates some aspects of text entry. I'm relatively new to Android myself - I only know about this one from one of the other DC threads on Android, which would be worth reviewing, notably What Android Apps Do You Use?, itself a response to Android apps micro reviews.
1. When I did job X ?
2. Did I do job X in this month/year ?
3. What jobs I did this month ?
4. What jobs I did at this location (gps) ?-anandcoral (March 10, 2015, 02:56 AM)
4. Quick note taking - Simple, may or may not have voice note mode.Halna outliner?-anandcoral (March 10, 2015, 03:13 AM)
I'm a software enthusiast but not a coder. I find DC an invaluable source of information and discussion, with an unusually welcoming atmosphere. The site is also amazingly easy to navigate; even though the forum is very active, I am often astonished at how quickly and efficiently I can find the threads that interest me.That's my position, too. One of the things I routinely check is Show latest topics.-cyberdiva (March 03, 2015, 12:42 PM)
I'm mentioning these things because I hope that any changes to the site will not come at the expense of the features I most value.This worries me too. The BBC changed the nature of some of its classical music programs years ago now, perhaps some suit's idea of making them more friendly to youth /newbies, and I no longer listen to those programs.-cyberdiva (March 03, 2015, 12:42 PM)
Super-sized Newsletter for Mar 2, 2015 - Codename: Freezing FeathersI know I dislike change, but... who needs "revitalize" with that sort of statistics? DC is super-excellent already; if it ain't broke, don't fix it?
It's been a whopping 127 days since the last newsletter, and in that time.. New threads started: 861; new posts: 8,995 (number of those deleted as spam: 242); new members who joined: 10,133; new donors: 609.
This is probably only a "feature" in games.Virtual consumables paid for with real money? I don't think I'll be going there!-Deozaan (February 10, 2015, 05:02 PM)
Thanks for clarifying.I can only speak (and only with limited knowledge) of the system I use. If my device is typical, Android as an OS (at least 4.2.2) allows you to set an overall password for the whole device, just like a PC. The app I referred to allows you to password-protect individual apps. I'm assuming you would leave legally-required docs (at least, ones not too sensitive if seen by third parties) open, but your e-mail or whatever locked. (There are other apps that can wipe an Android device remotely if it gets lost or stolen.)Couldn't you use one of the password-protection apps, like Asus' own App Locker that was supplied with my Asus tablet, to prevent easy, casual snooping?-rjbull (February 10, 2015, 04:18 PM)
Is this available for phones, too? All phones, regardless of OS? And would it still allow an officer easy access to the e-documents he would need access to?-app103 (February 10, 2015, 04:55 PM)
And would an officer want to give you the time needed to activate it, before handing him the phone?At this point, differences between the legal systems and policing poliies of different countries come into play, not to mention differing attitudes to the police.-app103 (February 10, 2015, 04:55 PM)