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ZesusHVWritter:
Even if that was true, this is how glo data sharing works(or used to work).

Mr A is the data owner.
Mr B is the data sub receiver.

Mr A has 2gig data, shares with Mr B who then receives 1gig.
Mr A is idle not using its data.
Mr B is active using its data, Mr B exhaust its 1gig. Mr B gets a notification that its shared subscription with Mr A is expired. There is no way Mr B can exhaust its allocated data then move over to Mr A.

But Mr A can exhaust its shared data and move to the data it initially shared with Mr B and exhaust it, because Mr A is the owner of the data and at such, has an unlimited access to its data subscription.

Op do you have any data reader on your device to check if your data was used by an app unknowingly to you?

Such a long explanation for wrong information.

You don't allocate data when sharing with Glo, all parties have full access to the data.

Atouke:
Akwa ibom is where Nigeria derives majority of its oil riches, If states were allowed to control resources in its terrain Akwa ibom will have no issue whatsoever with poverty,
God has blessed us, but Man and Federal mago mago is robbing us of our Gods given blessings. there will be joy in the morning some day!

Well that's a lie, I've lived in Uyo.
Resource control is not the problem of Akwa-Ibom state, laziness is, most Ibomites don't have any entrepreneural spirit, they're always waiting for a handout.

MX Player on Android and VLC media player on PC can download subtitles.

What's the price?

2019 campaign has started.

Do you really believe that you can play PS3 games on an Android phone?
Or you're just trying to share some malware.

Hello guys, I've searched all the major Nigerian online retailers I trust (Jumia, Konga, Yudala, Slot) for 128gb ROM/6gb RAM version of the Nokia 8 but all I see is the 64gb ROM/4gb RAM version.

Does anyone know where i can find what I'm looking for?

1st car in space, awesome Tesla marketing plus great heavy payload test for SpaceX

kazzy4u:
dat y Igbo man not married deir tribe again.... wen u see bill u go run

They're not Igbo, they're ibibio.

You're a Nigerian and can't tell the difference, enlighten yourself.

muzeze77:
It's tradition. Everything is less than 1 million

Yeye tradition, and that's just page 1 of 6

For this economy? they try well.

Location?

Why are you calling it new? It has existed since the very 1st version of Android, you're here acting as if you discovered something new.

That's like saying, this is the best smelling shît in a pile of shît.
They're all still shît, Nigerian education is a joke.

0luwatope:
Hahahahahaha, everyone's post was taken off this thread... Pathetic


I might launch my own forum soon,

Where people won't be banned for cr*zy reasons

Where people can just post a topic anonymously instead of opening an account entirely

Where people will only see threads they like, some don't like celebrity news while some love it, don't make all of us see it everyday

Where people won't go into deep thoughts before sending a DM

Where there will be chat room for VIP, VVIP and regulars

Where instead of your f*ck turning to Bleep, we will make under aged children not see the post

Where once your post gets too much downvotes, you won't get the attention anymore, your post and the coming ones will only be visible to those who are following you

As much as I love NairaLand, let me rephrase, as much as I love NairaLanders, the owner of this forum has refused to upgrade it, making me wanna hate it. The moderators are doing anyhow cuz they haven't seen a worthy competitor, I think I'm going to keep studying how forums work then in the coming year, I'll launch mine

I support you, I hope your forum makes it big.

Nokia 8

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I've been using File Manager+ since, it's pretty good, does everything es explorer used to do without ads or bloatware.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphainventor.filemanager

What's the display resolution?

No power in Awka for more than two weeks now.

Cheap blackmail.
Personally as an Igbo man, I don't care about Igbo presidency, it would be nice but it's not important.

What matters to me is good governance nationwide, ethnocentric politics gave us the horrible leader we have in Buhari, we try to avoid making such a stupid mistake again.

I mean, the SGF is basically saying, if you want the president to come from your zone, you will have to suffer four more years of terrible leadership.

I reject it.

Disappointing phone, why are they calling it a full display phone with those huge bezels?

It is not qualified, it is a cheap knockoff of the awesome HTC U11

Thegamingorca:
Ommoh I thank God I wasn't a ps2 or ps1 era gamer.

I for don develop cataracts by now

So you know little about gaming, yippee for you.

Madam divorce him, let the court sort out the issue of the house and custody of the children.

A man that can do this can also rape his kids and if not that he's only going to negatively influence them to be like him.

Leave that marriage and avoid the indignity of being married to a dog.

Thegamingorca:
Low graphics...and shitty game play as compared to what's obtainable now

See this one, when were you born? 2005?

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Despite low success rate and ethics issues, creators hope they’re useful for research.

https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Zhongzhong-and-Huahua-1-800x1067.jpg

Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua

More than 20 years after Dolly comes Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua.

The twin long-tailed macaque monkeys are the first primates cloned using the same method that created the world’s most famous sheep in 1996—a method called somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT. The twins’ genetic blueprints were swiped from fetal cells of another monkey. Researchers then popped the DNA into egg cells that they had also cleared of their DNA-containing nuclei. With a dash of compounds that spur embryo development, the reprogrammed cells developed into healthy baby monkeys in surrogate mother monkeys. The two were born about seven weeks ago in China and are developing normally so far, researchers reported Wednesday in the journal Cell.

Though the overall SCNT method is the same as what was used for Dolly, researchers struggled for years to tweak it to work in primates. The procedure is delicate and required a lot of optimization—not to mention DNA-swaps.

The researchers behind the cute clones, led by Zhen Liu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, first tried using DNA from adult monkey cells. They created 192 embryos this way, implanting 181 of them into 42 surrogates, leading to 22 pregnant monkeys. But this resulted in the live birth of only two monkeys, both of which died within hours. Next, the researchers tried using DNA from fetal tissue. They created 109 embryos, implanted 79 of them into 21 surrogates, leading to pregnancy in six of them. Two female monkeys, Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, resulted.

https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Hua-Hua-CREDIT-Qiang-Sun-and-Mu-ming-Poo-Chinese-Academy-of-Sciences-1-640x856.jpg
Hua Hua

https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Zhong-Zhong-CREDIT-Qiang-Sun-and-Mu-ming-Poo-Chinese-Academy-of-Sciences-1-640x792.jpg
Zhong Zhong

The researchers attribute their success to new cell-imaging methods, tweaking the right mix of reprogramming compounds, and lots of practice.

The resulting clones are twins because they were created using DNA from the same fetal tissue. Their names stem from the Chinese word "Zhonghua," which means "Chinese nation" or "Chinese people."

The monkeys are a technical breakthrough for SCNT, but they're not the first cloned primates. That title goes to Tetra, a rhesus macaque born in 1999 and created with another cloning technique called "embryo splitting."

Still, Liu and colleagues are hopeful that the new cloning method may revive primate research and provide uniform genetic backgrounds that may make it easier to study and unravel genetic diseases. Research on monkeys and other primates has fallen out of favor among many scientists, particularly in the US. The research is costly and can create ethical dilemmas, and primates are also not perfect models of human disease. But the authors of the new study think their new clones could change things.

"Once we demonstrate the cloned monkey's usefulness in curing disease, I hope [Western societies] will gradually change their minds ," co-author Mu-ming Poo told Science.

Source: ArsTechnica

Josh1920:
Let us just pray they don't make the app a premium app that we will have to pay for.

Nawa o, this is what happened to opera mini.

Fake news, why the lies?