Hi, Kai-
We cannot tell from what you posted what is going on. Please take a look at
how and when you create the Application, the BroadcastReceiver and the
Service. Are they all in the same process? Recall that, for example, if you
create the BroadcastReceiver using the tag in the Manifest, if
"From an AIDL service"? Some, even many Services use AIDL, but the AIDL
file only describes the data-marshaling for the Service. So if you mean
"can I throw an exception from the AIDL file", the answer is no. But why
would you want to? You can throw an exception from the Service itself
exactly
The best solution to your problem is probably to "bite the bullet" and
rewrite your code to use shaders in OpenGL ES 2.0. All major phones and
quite a few minor ones support it now.
It may be your only solution, if the Galaxy S3 has to move too many more
bits than the P350 did, or has a slower
Google. And not to dream about the possibility to get
>> some human-generated consideration about my case and a key for v1.
>>
>> And I'm not afraid of writing this, because Google will not even read it
>> :)
>>
>> So I'll delay my release and post so
Yes, I know Google offers to translate the post, and the translation is
even pretty good: but you will always get better answers if you post in
English, even if the English is not so good.
Furthermore, in your case, you need to be more specific in your request for
help. What are these 'dificul
The android.developer.com sites that SO post refers to are good, despite
the low votes both the question and the answers got on SO. Couldn't you
find an SO post that got better votes? The rest of the SO post is quite
worthy of being completely ignored.
On Monday, April 22, 2013 3:19:01 AM UTC-7
Have you looked at the tutorial on Android session managment using Shared
Preferences at
http://www.androidhive.info/2012/08/android-session-management-using-shared-preferences/
?
On Tuesday, April 9, 2013 1:47:34 AM UTC-7, rohan.d...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have one application build on
In your message starting this thread, you say: "The context: I finished an
app a few months ago. I want to release it now."
Well, it appears Google has, in its infinite wisdom, decided during those
"few months" not to give anyone a v1 key. Of course, this is inconsiderate
to developers, but Goo
"A future version of the platform will probably just remove all activities
owned by the app when it crashes. " -- but doesn't this fit user
expectations better? When the user sees "your application has stopped
working" and the button "force close", of course he thinks it is the entire
applicati
First of all, DroidMaster, this looks like you copied it verbatim from
another website forum. Such crossposting is not always welcomed.
Secondly, ignore the lmgtfy.com links, since he did not even give you the
right set of keywords for useful Google queries.
Thirdly, there seems to be some conf
It should not cause a 400 error, since the 400 error is caused by bad
syntax. Specifying HTTPS is not bad syntax, and it should handle the exact
same URL as HTTP (only the scheme being different).
But do you know that the server you are using conforms well to the HTTP 1.1
spec?
On Saturday, Ap
, one must resist the temptation to fail to do it
because of the time it takes. The time really is well spent.
On Thursday, March 14, 2013 6:26:31 PM UTC-7, Lew wrote:
>
> Indicator Veritatis wrote:
>
>> In order to answer your question, we need to see the code where you
>>
Both mentalities are bad. I would actually venture to say that the
"singletons are evil" mentality is worse, since enthusiasts tend to grow
out of the "singletons are awesome" phase. But if someone believes that all
singletons are always evil, how do you persuade them of the depth of their
erro
In order to answer your question, we need to see the code where you create
and set mmInstream, too. For all we know, you might have forgotten to
connect it to any stream,
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 9:28:08 PM UTC-7, akash roy wrote:
>
> here i am trying to send a file over bluetooth but its n
A Service is a lot like an Activity w/o a UI, but the lifecycle is
different: you have to override a rather different set of callbacks, for
example. Especially for a bound service.The rules for keeping the hosting
process alive are different, too. Services do not go on the Activity Stack
either
No, Kristopher is right. You came into a free forum asking for free help
without providing much detail, and then told the unpaid assistance they
could see the app itself only if they paid a few bucks. That IS
unprofessional. It certainly does not encourage people to help you.
On Saturday, March
Both Stack Overflow posts your refer to assume that both Activities try to
control the display. But the whole point of his post was that he has one
that does not use the display at all. So these do not apply.
That said, I am a little surprised it works, too. After all, though there
is no requir
Well, of course you are right. The only right way to proceed is to give up
on the whole idea of using an Android phone as a hearing aid. But you know
how it is: the OP may have been hired specifically to do such a thing, and
not be at liberty to say, "no, it is a bad idea".
On Thursday, Februar
It appears Guy misread the note. It has happened to lots of people on lots
of issues. The note really is not talking about discontinuing ACRA, but
about discontinuing storage of the ACRA report results as spreadsheets on
Google Drive. This leaves us free to continue to use ACRA, as long we find
And since Blake was too shy to mention his own web site and book, let me do
it for him;) The coverage of these issues in "Programming Android" is
better than in many Android books, and in his webcast "Concurrent
Programming in Android" is even better.
IntentService is so handy, I am amazed it g
I don't see an API for this, but if you can add your own BroadcastReceiver
to listen for ACTION_ACL_DISCONNECTED, and ACTION_ACL_CONNECTED you can at
least maintain your own list of connected devices, and keep track yourself
of which was last connected at the (low) ACL level. It is a broadcast,
Especially since in his final comment, he does not tell us on which object
he called 'close()';)
After all: most of us are using HTTP 1.1 these days, with "connection:
keep-alive" (the default), so it is mysterious that he is calling close()
on the connection in the thread's constructor in the
The link you give is all very good background on tasks and the activity
stack (a.k.a. 'back stack), but how does that help the OP understand what
is different in third-party task killers and why it has such a different
effect on his program? If the third party task killer does it by killing
the
I see several people have already replied, and correctly explained that
having just one AsyncTask is a bad idea. But none seem to have commented:
the very question, posed as a choice between one AsyncTask vs. one for each
screen, seems to imply a fundamental misunderstanding of the purpose of
A
>
> If the hotkeys don't work, there are a small number of possibilities. The
> possibilities that come to my mind are: 1) you listed the hotkey for both
> Windows machines and the Mac, but tried only the Mac; but are not running a
> Mac, or are running too old a version of the Mac OS 2) someth
That depends, of course, on whose lessons you want to translate. Google's?
I would think they already have arrangements for that.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 1:58:03 PM UTC-7, Нерон Спарда wrote:
>
> Where can i get a permission for it?
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The question is poorly put. These technologies ARE already implemented in
Android. They are supported by the browser control, which you can use with
the APIs WebView, JavaScriptInterface, WebViewClient, and WebChromeClient,
all in the android.webkit package.
If you find the online SDK documenta
You question the 'naturalness' of his desire to use 'new', but you don't
seem to notice: you have merely moved the question, not answered it. Of
course it is 'unnatural' to call 'new' on an abstract class, but he was
asking why it was made abstract in the first place. You did not address
this.
Everything you cay about command line vs. Eclipse window could be true yet
there would still be one overwhelming advantage for the command line: the
Eclipse UI and documentation for how to do all this filtering is limited
and put in odd places; it is much easier to find out how to use
command-l
It is true, but misleading that "the emulator may work for most cases".
Unless you are doing a very simple app, you should not even think of
uploading it to the market until you have tested it on a real phone,
preferably unrooted, since that is what most users will use. It is
imperative if you
Your reply, TreKing, reminds me of the classic joke: you ask a programmer
if he knows what time it is, and he says 'yes';)
But a little more of a hint would have been quite appropriate. I take an
especial interest in this because if I had been the one designing the
Android database API, I like
Yes, testing on real devices is important and useful for all the reasons
you gave. But there are others. For one, it takes a ridiculously long time
to launch the emulator. Hook up a real phone via USB instead, and it is
ready in under 10 seconds. Another: the permissions are different on a real
Good assumption, even if it turns out not to be true in this case. I would
not, for example, have assumed that the phone number in the message was a
genuine FBI office number unless independently verified.
Why the FBI would need that much detailed information for the stated
purposes is also sus
Your question has a lot more to do with Flash than with Android.
On Sunday, September 30, 2012 9:39:51 AM UTC-7, Sukhchain wrote:
>
> hey.
>
> i want to play an online live video from a server.
> for that i want to develop a flash embeded player...
> can any1 tell me hw can i develop that player..
I am pretty sure "host system" in this context means the system the build
will actually run on, i.e. the phone itself. 'androideabi' looks like a
typo. 'armeabi' does occur. Could that be what you meant? 'android' goes
without saying, after all.
The list of supported abis is in the doc subdir o
Judging from Harry's link, where neither the documentation nor the code
sample say what it will do if there is the wi-fi is off, I would guess you
get the return value for "no connection". But nothing to differenetiate
between wi-fi present and on but w/o connection and wi-fi not present, off,
If it is a Windows driver you are interested in, go to the Lenovo website
for your Lenovo and select the right USB package (including lots of
drivers, I forget the exact name). Download from there.
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 3:48:38 AM UTC-7, mw1 wrote:
>
>
> I can't find the Lenovo A290
Using a bank in a country on the merchant list is one alternative, another
is to use a different Android market, such as slideme.org, which has more
flexible payment arrangements. I would not use getjar.com, since they only
allow the 'freemium' model, which is useless outside of games.
On Tuesd
I a sure it does require a lot of data, but as the OP described, all that
data should have still been in cache. It is not at all clear why you
believe "there is absolutely no way ... stored on a mobile device"; not
when the user can see the map data for the whole route.
On Thursday, September 2
Google's approach to documentation has its frustrating points, and to be
sure, finding the right XML name for the concept/class/value you find in
the API documentation has always been a frustrating experience. But it
should not be THAT frustrating.
Also, some of the gaps in concept presentation
Well, I may have overstated my case: it is not THAT bad, like stop() or
suspend(), which fully deserve their deprecation, since they are so broken.
But neither is it that good. If you are using it a lot, it is a strong
hint, though not a proof, that you are going about something the wrong way.
Of my two favorite books on concurrency in Java, one recommends never using
join() in the first place, the other uses it only for a "poison-pill" in an
implementation of producer-consumer when you know you want to shut it down
if the queue ever empties completely.
Now I realize it is not very h
You are right to be skeptical of the answers already give you. Clearly, adb
is running. But what is not clear is whether or not adb has already got
itself into a confused state.
Although I have not had the exact same problem you report, I have been able
to address similar problems by stopping a
A lot of wish we had that information! If it doesn't show up in Google
searches (especially in Stack Overflow), then you can always search the
source code at AOSP. If you can't find it even there, then it is likely
proprietary, in which case we are just out of luck.
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012
This answer is true and correct, but could have used a little more
explanation. The Timer class is included because it is expected in Java.
But it is not particularly suitable for the way tasks and processes should
be handled on an Android phone. Handler is. The OP can define an arbitrary
messa
I see the thread has progressed quite a bit from this original question,
but I still feel the need to answer this original question clearly: you
should certainly not "override the onDestroy". If it gets called the need
for you to release resources is genuine, you should just do it.
Others have
I would also expect that the email NOT come from a gmail.com address: it
should come from google.com.
On Sunday, March 11, 2012 8:24:21 PM UTC-7, James Black wrote:
>
> I have never got a suspension, but on this page they have an example of a
> message that would seem more likely to be legit, th
"Use absolute screen coordinates in OpenGL"? That defeats the purpose of
much of OpenGL. The reason it takes you from world coordinates to object
coordinates to camera coordinates to clip coordinates to device coordinates
is (among other things) so that you never DO need to know the device
(abs
Please do not post essentially the same question under slightly different
titles. It tends to attract trolls. As for how to read a PDF file, please
see the answer I gave in the other thread on that. Use the same tutorial,
but look further down: you are looking at the part where he is teaching ho
You are looking at the wrong part of the vogella tutorial. Look a little
further down at section 5, titled, "
5. Read an existing pdf"
On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 5:16:03 AM UTC-8, Jags wrote:
>
> hi all, i am trying to read a pdf file in my android app. i realised,
> unlike safari in iphone
Replace "com.google.gson.Gson" with "com.google.gson.*" and see if
that does the trick: that is what I have in my working code using
Gson.
I should know Java well enough to know why one works and the other
does not, but I keep forgetting;)
You might want to check Order and Export tab under Java B
As you say, "this structure is kind of messy", and even the name for
it may strike you as a little 'messy';) It is called an "anonymous
class". You might want to look it up in the classic online tutorials
originally created by Sun and now maintained by Oracle.
I found it messy too, and I still fin
:37 пользователь Indicator Veritatis
> написал:
>
>
>
> > So the REAL question is: why are you trying to call addView on an
> > AdapterView?
>
> He's not, the framework is -- since the ListView in the XML has children
> (and one of those is another ListView, oh my
Correction: they are line numbers, just not in YOUR code: e.g., 461 is
a line number in AdapterView.java, which doesn't help much. As for
your original logcat listing, what you need to do here is notice that
this is a Runtime exception thrown because you don't have a method for
addView(View, Layout
That is by far the best proof. Get an app on the Android Market. Even
getting it up on one of its far less well known competitors is good,
but the Android Market is so much better known, you may as well start
there.
On Feb 8, 10:22 am, Todd Grigsby wrote:
> Have him download one of your apps.
> O
Although I dont' remember encountering exaclty the same problem, the
unreliability of logcat display from inside Eclipse is the reason I
long ago got into the habit of runnig logcat in a Terminal window (I
run Eclipse under Linux, not Windows) instead. But even then, when I
disconnect the USB cable
What 'Console'? Are you referring to DBMS output? In that case, as
others have alreeady answered, use android.util.Log, either Log.d or
Log.w methods. There is no 'console' on the device itself, output
should instead go to a View.
On Jan 13, 1:19 pm, Haider Ali wrote:
> Hello every one,
>
> Can a
Why? Because the Wikipedia entry on the topic just is not that good.
In fact, MOST of the sites that show up in a Google search for MVC are
just not that good.
The only sites I found on the topic that are good are: 1) apple
developer sites on it and 2) IBM developer works. (in the developer
works
It would if there were an Android API for it. I am not aware of one,
and I doubt one exists. This is rather a fairly simple (audio) signal
processing task.
What does have to do with Android is the question: how can he use the
phone's microphone to listen to the sound, what APIs should he use to
ge
Do you have to use 8 bits for each of RGB? Surfaces and textures on
many Android devices only support 565, as has often been reported in
this group. What has not been so clearly reported is what goes wrong
if you specify the wrong (unsupported) values. Are you checking for
EGL error codes after set
Well, Jim tnx fr the amusement, bt it is more fruitful to refer the OP
to http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
On Dec 27, 9:57 pm, Jim Graham wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 03:02:32AM -0800, theinfor wrote:
> > So, who anyone found solutions ?
>
> 42
>
> > I got the same problem, but
The best way? Probably to use the Orange Book (see post below) and
study the sample code in both Android and Apple iPhone online
documentation, which is quite good on OpenGL ES.
On Dec 26, 2:05 am, bob wrote:
> What is the best way to learn OpenGL ES 2.0 for Android?
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You received this messa
I'll take your word on that one, since I haven't had time to look at
at that thoroughly myself yet; but I do know that a genuine "must
read" is The Orange Book, which is downloadable in an earlier edition
from
http://wiki.labomedia.org/images/1/10/Orange_Book_-_OpenGL_Shading_Language_2nd_Edition.
I would if I could, but you are the one who has to do it.
On Dec 13, 3:01 am, Abhishek Chaudhari wrote:
> unsubscribe my email id from this group please.
>
>
> From: SH
> To: Android Developers
> Sent: Monday, 12 December 2011 10:22 AM
> Subject: [android-devel
You may not admit it, Pavan, but if the admins were to take any
punitive/disciplinary action, you would be at least as worthy a target
as Jim. For just as he said, everything he said about the difference
between what you did and what you should have done is true.
You do not have to take my word fo
While your response may have been somewhat harsh, I think it is fair
to say that the OP's command of English is nowhere near the level
required to understand any of the lists of instructions for 'rooting'
that he might find at any of the forums you so vaguely direct him to.
He should focus on learn
Yes, it really does sound like malware. I hope someone is tracking who
asks these questions useful only for writing malware.
On Dec 15, 11:58 pm, Anil Jagtap wrote:
> Sounds more malware than an application. You cannot do it, installing
> and removing apps is users choice.
> --
> anil jagtap
> An
How else would you want to connect? There is no Ethernet connector on
most Android phones. So your only other option would be some non-
standard kludge using USB as your Layer 0.
After all: your 3G or 4G connection is outside the LAN.
On Dec 5, 4:21 am, Wernher wrote:
> Hi members!
> I'd like to
The Java Sockets API does not support raw sockets for security
reasons.
On Nov 28, 6:30 pm, Sai wrote:
> Does anybody know how to open raw socket "s = socket(AF_INET,
> SOCK_RAW, IPPROTO_RAW)" in an Andriod device which is not rooted? I
> am going to develop some Apps which need to open raw sock
JPEG (see Bitmap.Config). Then
> no conversion is necessary. In fact, it is not useful with a Canvas,
> since it is not among the formats listed on Bitmap.Config.
>
> "..pain is temporary.quitting lasts forever.."
>
> On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 8:33 AM, Indicator
Why would there be sample code for this when you can get a USB-RS232
converter for under $30 at Fry's Electronics? Just do it through USB,
let the converter do the rest.
On Nov 17, 2:54 am, mark2011 wrote:
> Dear All :
>
> I am a new learner of Android. My cell phone is android 2.1. I
> want
What "continuous jpeg frames"? The only 'continuous' frames in the
viewfinder are the preview frames, and those are not jpeg: they are
YCrCb at 15 fps. Unless you make your own jpeg out of YCrBb, but why
bother? You need a Bitmap for the Canvas for SurfaceView anyway: you
may as well use RGB or ARG
They really do not like Windows at Google. I remember a news item
claiming that they were requiring all of their own developers to get
off of Windows and use either Ubuntu Linux or Apple OS X for
development.
Of course, they were supposed to continue to test for Windows
compatibility before releas
The ARM processor family has one unprivileged user mode and six
privileged ones. In order for VIZIO's explanation to hold water,
someone would have to have written bad code for one of these modes,
almost certainly in the kernel.
Did VIZIO do their own build of Android and its kernel for this
table
If you only release one app that will be available in both free and
paid version, then I see no advantage. If you plan to release other
apps, you could achieve the same effect by adding to your test checks
on the package names as well as on the certificate. So I still see no
need for multiple certi
Like Justin said, yes, there is a way. But you will have to write the
code yourself. I suggest you do a little calculus using the formula
INT(xdy-ydx) going around the curve traced by the polygon, where INT
stand for integration along a path.
On Oct 18, 10:40 am, Turim wrote:
> is there any way o
And now for a more direct answer to your immediate question: yes, you
are right. The Handler is for passing a message to the thread on which
it (the Handler) was created. But that is precisely what a
ContentProvider needs for receiving a message telling it that the
relevant database view has been u
That is not the introductory article on the topic. You would have been
far better off saving taht deoc for reference and starting with
http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/notepad/notepad-ex1.html,
which has long been the classic tutorial for covering database usage
and ContentProvider.
When I read the bug description, it does not sound that severe,
because it is easily reproducible only on Nexus. Other devices are
described as either not having the problem at all or only after a long
time of running OpenGL mixed with other apps.
So if you have sound data that it is happening mor
See the SimpleVideo example in the download files for Chapter 10 of
Android In Action, which source files you can download from
http://code.google.com/p/android-in-action/
On Oct 11, 10:28 pm, mohana priya wrote:
> I am created new instance of class for camera.I need to know how to
> capture vid
Why are you so sure Android Bluetooth "works perfectly fine"? Have you
tested it on a sampling of devices typical of the market? What version
are you using?
Android 2.2 Bluetooth does NOT work perfectly fine on my phone (HTC
G2). On the contrary: I have had lots of trouble with it dropping
packets
But why would you want to suspend the thread? There is a good reason
for the deprecation of the Thread.suspend() API: you make it too hard
to avoid deadlock if you use it. Just let the scheduler do its job.
On Oct 1, 8:42 pm, bob wrote:
> How do you suspend a Thread on Android? I have a backgrou
If you spelled it 'compuetr', then that would explain why you were not
able to answer your own question with a Google search.
Simply googling "computer vision tutorial" comes up with a LOT of
tutorials. The Robotics Society one should be pretty good.
As for computer vision on Android, take a look
oint attenuation a part of the Android OpenGL standard?
> Shouldn't HTC and LG support it in that case?
>
> On Sep 27, 3:34 am, Indicator Veritatis wrote:
>
> > Short answer: no. Longer: why do you need point attenuation? There are
> > other ways to do anti-aliasing, and so
I hope and assume that by 'nigher', you meant, 'neither'. For it is a
security hole. Then again, every rooted device is like swiss cheese
when it comes to security holes.
Now that I know you are developing this for a rooted device (it would
have helped had you mentioned this in your first post on
Short answer: no. Longer: why do you need point attenuation? There are
other ways to do anti-aliasing, and some really cool graphics have
been done for Android phones using that instead of point attenuation.
On Sep 26, 6:26 am, MobileVisuals wrote:
> I have found that everything implemented with
Also, while you are on the topic of Threads and Loopers, 99% of the
time, if you think you need to create your own Looper instead of using
one created by the system, your design has a mistake in it. Handler,
HandlerThread and pre-existing Loopers should be enough. Even then
AsyncTask is often easie
More importantly, sometimes these business people who come up with
"special requirements in a business environment" do not know what they
are talking about. What you are asking for, as Dianne explained, is
breaking the security model of Android. We will NOT help you do this.
On Sep 26, 4:49 am, ny
What you need to do is pick your customers/clients more carefully. Any
client who asks you for such a feature either has completely failed to
understand the Android ecosystem or is up to no good. As already
explained, what you are asking for would break the security of
Android. This is NOT tolerabl
#1 necessary thing: don't cross-post or double post. It risks
alienating the people otherwise mostly likely to help you. Also, see
http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html, far more important
than mere image processing technical knowledge.
On Sep 26, 8:01 am, Venki wrote:
> I know java, j
You should start with the chapter on running Sobel Edge Detection on
Android using the NDK in "Android in Action", 2nd or 3rd edition.
The 3rd edition is really written for Honeycomb, so you might want to
go ahead and buy the 2nd which is already available. Or go to the
website for the book and do
The documentation at
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Camera.Parameters.html#setPreviewSize%28int,%20int%29
is quite emphatic: we are supposed to check for a camera capability
BEFORE calling setParameters(). But what it does not say is HOW to do
this. It only gives one exampl
I never understood the logic behind that decision: why isn't the 3.x
code being open sourced just like the others? It leaves one doubting
Google's word, when they say, "We wanted to make sure that there was
no central point of failure... why we created Android, and made its
source code open."
For
Does that mean that the unclean offspring of an unholy union between
RIM and WebOS might be better?
On Sep 21, 8:49 am, Lew Bloch wrote:
> Android is the worst form of mobile OS except for all those other forms that
> have been tried from time to time ...
> -- Apologies to unknown source as cited
Which is considered OK only when done with smart bombs and/or B-52s:(
But at least Google can justly claim that Android kills babies only if
you do not use as directed;)
On Sep 20, 6:47 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> Also, Android kills babies.
>
> On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 12:02 PM, wanyce ashoura
If the data is not going to be searched on, nor shared with other
applications, a database is overkill. Simply writing it out as a data
file or a Preference is adequate.
The sample code for chapter 5 of Android in Action has samples that do
all three approaches. It is freely downloadable even if y
Is this a Java question or an Android question? In either case, please
read and study: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
On Sep 14, 1:38 am, GopalaKrishnan D wrote:
> How to encode the integer(30digit in to 10 digit) and decode it
>
> --
> ~* Regards*
> *GopalaKrishnan D*
--
You re
H-m-m. In general, that is good advice, but expensive. Especially
when, as shown in this thread, the would-be lawyer's client is not
very clear about what he is trying to do, and would have to pay for
the lawyer's time while he explains it.
So best if first he polishes his explanation by explainin
ying to
do. Then he can rationally expect people to reply with links that help
him out.
On Sep 14, 8:35 pm, Francisco Dalla Rosa soares
wrote:
> Indicator Veritatis>>
> as you already bullied the spanish speaking people, how about providing the
> information he might be looking for?
I gave up on bump a long time ago. It fails too often. There is a
limit to how often I can ask the same person to bump again. After the
third time, it is embarrassing how much easier it would have been to
scan a physical business card.
On Sep 14, 11:05 pm, Kristopher Micinski
wrote:
> On Thu, Sep
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