Title: LPT: If you have changed your phone number and you call someone but they don't answer, you can text them your name, as some people don't answer unknown calls.
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If you have changed your phone number and you call someone but they don't answer, you can text them your name, as some people don't answer unknown calls.
If you have changed your phone number and you call someone but they don't answer, you can text them your name, as some people don't answer unknown calls.
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object(stdClass)#6943 (3) { ["meta"]=> object(stdClass)#6946 (2) { ["status"]=> int(401) ["msg"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" } ["errors"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#6935 (3) { ["title"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" ["code"]=> int(1016) ["detail"]=> string(19) "Unable to authorize" } } ["response"]=> array(0) { } }Title: LPT If you have a box of remote controls for devices you rarely use, remove the batteries.
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Eventually those batteries will leak acid without you noticing, destroying the remote(s) which are sometimes expensive and difficult, if not impossible to replace, perhaps rendering a device useless. This is especially true of some cheap Chinese devices that rely purely on a remote for control and be should probably be backed up by teaching a universal remote or BroadLink type IR hub its codes.
If you have a box of remote controls for devices you rarely use, remove the batteries.
Eventually those batteries will leak acid without you noticing, destroying the remote(s) which are sometimes expensive and difficult, if not impossible to replace, perhaps rendering a device useless. This is especially true of some cheap Chinese devices that rely purely on a remote for control and be should probably be backed up by teaching a universal remote or BroadLink type IR hub its codes.
If you have a box of remote controls for devices you rarely use, remove the batteries.
Eventually those batteries will leak acid without you noticing, destroying the remote(s) which are sometimes expensive and difficult, if not impossible to replace, perhaps rendering a device useless. This is especially true of some cheap Chinese devices that rely purely on a remote for control and be should probably be backed up by teaching a universal remote or BroadLink type IR hub its codes.
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object(stdClass)#6947 (3) { ["meta"]=> object(stdClass)#6948 (2) { ["status"]=> int(401) ["msg"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" } ["errors"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#6949 (3) { ["title"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" ["code"]=> int(1016) ["detail"]=> string(19) "Unable to authorize" } } ["response"]=> array(0) { } }