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Dobson43:LOLZ ![]() Just saying... How sure are you that she has not also paid the medic to 'come clean' Efa maa n fani l'apo ya (goes a Yoruba saying) Free things often tear the pocket. (English) You think your pocket is not touched because it is free but you're over-paying some other ways. |
mechanics:No na It doesn't have to be only public for one reputation to be at stake. My church mind is telling me the customer is doing pay-back for being treated with almost zero respect. All join, na ego sha but I won't blame the customer and the biz owner much as this is a biased report all along.Like you said, All is well o ![]() |
mechanics:One can never be too sure about the severity of damage done to the customer o. Imagine a considerable number of observers are convinced that you just scammed a biz owner of 1500 naira I know one part of you would also want a greater number of observers to see that the accusation was false.Though you're right but some people find it difficult to let go when wronged especially when their reputation is at stake. |
mechanics:The account was written in favour of the owner of Star Shawarma. There could be more to this story. Look at it this way, I'm assuming the said owner never believed the customer despite the claim and proof of the customer. She might have begun to insult the customer defaming him/her of fraud plus a thread to arrest him/her if 1500 payment isn't repeated. Most people can relate with some biz owners' reaction when it comes to unreceived alert for a commodity or service. Many people have been forced to pay twice just because of alert/transaction ISH. My best bet, this is a matter of a customer 'gallantly' showcasing his/her ability at rebuffing accusation. Lots of people hate to be insulted for an offence not commited and accused of fraud and will go extra length to prove their worth. Though I don't support abuse of power but I don't also think that's the case here. Moreso, it isn't about the money anymore. Justice is independent of the value of money involved. |
justcallmenuel:Considering the price, I thought they were used. I'm interested in the 20k one that is 150W. One more thing, Is it PC or MC panel? |
justcallmenuel:Pls are these used panels or new? |
byinks:That's exactly the ugly development now. At least the person allegedly tested positive. There are many recent deaths in Nigeria that have been credited to Covid 19 despite not being a result of Covid 19. Isn't false postives enough to add to the soaring live scores we see daily? |
juman:This particular percentage error is huge na |
[quote author=MetaPhysical post=89160239]Watch...when this news reach our governors they will now start doing quality assurance tests in the footsteps of Tanzania. To test one pawpaw alone na 50million allocation be that. By the time they disclose account 50billion has gone to quality assurance tests on fish, snail, hen, goat, banana, mango and plantain. If care is not taken yam and onion sef will be included in the bill. Na to copy....no ingenuity, and the copy will be more expensive than the original. [/quote You won't kill someone with laughter... ![]() |
dheveed:Sorry, there is no solution but if you're the type that uses a phone with 4G on while the phone is charging. Then you MUST stop this. It's another reason why your phone will heat up more. Poor signal too will usually make your phone feel hot. |
Stormtrooper11:Fresh or not, that phone is old. Just look for a trustworthy and competent engineer to change the Board. My offer still stands too. |
Pimples:That's okay... |
AtikuNetwork:Then, who should be held responsible for the deaths during the lockdown? |
Pimples:No problem sir. What's your location sir? |
My brain can't come up with a practical suggestion now... Elders can help with that while I think about it. |
@GenBuhari I admire your creative writing but not all that you've written up there is realistic. Sure, the World economy has been greatly affected. Nigeria's economy, an economy that was already weak even before coro has been dealt a heavy blow. However, I'll point out some of those things up there that are not realistic. 1. No matter how scarce customers are, no petrol station will shut down because of it. This is owing to the fact that people's demand and pocket/savngs aren't the same. Few will still buy even come on 'dooms' day. 2. Banks and other cooperate bodies that people solely depend on seize this moment to restrategize. So no closing down too. Electricity? When has that ever been reliable. As long as diesel and fuel is available, these bodies will still continue service. 3. The inability to pay bills does not apply to everyone in Nigeria though it does to a very large percentage of the populace. 4. Buses and tricycle will stop working due to lack of passengers. Really? . Motor parks and garages are like barracks. Unless there is an enforced stay-off/stay-at home, these places would always have activities in them. Yes, commercial drivers will continue even though there may be fewer active commercial buses and tricycles.Everything comes down to ONE single thing, AVAILABILITY OF FUEL for machines. Trust me, this will always be available. Some will hoard their fuel and sell in the black market. Still, it is available. |
Wow! This is great and priceless. Lots of people will dish out a third of this at a price. God bless you, ladywriter I feel I'm too late to the train station... Pls, I need your help on catching this moving train. I don't have to be on a comfortable spot. I just need to be on the train. |
dimexy247:I'm currently not in Ibadan. |
[quote author=Designer123 post=89090963]Good morning gurus in the house I'm curious about what will happen to the data (apps, videos, pictures) of a phone that is idle (I.e off) for a very long time. Do memory chip of smartphones die naturally. Will the memory chip loose data as it get old? Thanks. puskin dragnet honsule [/quote You're confusing yourself and your readers. Your title does not correlate with your content. A DEAD phone isn't the same as an IDLE phone. Also neither is the same as a SWITCHED off phone. I'll go with your title anyway. No matter how 'dead' a phone is, the content stored on its flash memory is still intact unless a mechanical/physical damage has been done to it. How can it be accessed? 1. There are software solutions that can be used if the motherboard is partially working and can communicate with a computer via usb 2. In the case of completely damaged board, advance tech center can lift the chip from board and read it with another machine. Usually for forensic purposes |
Techxubz:You're sensible. How can people start condemning a phone that has not been released yet. At least you wait foe it to be released. Title implies rumored specs not exact spec. When Tecno too won't want THUNDER to fire them by releasing that as Spark 5. Let's wait and see first...and stop running into conclusion |
seunfly:Lolz. Even the Ferrari engine sef no be the one with the full horse power self. |
KingAzubuike:It is was among the best textbooks on Physics I ever used. Nelkon Parker and New school Physics were my favourite. |
dimexy247:You voiced my opinion. It is ridiculously ridiculous indeed! |
Stormtrooper11:Lolz... Infinix Hot 3 is a very old phone na. I believe you meant board not IC because changing an IC has nothing to do with stolen cases.Anyways, if you're still interested and need the panel that is legit, I've got one up. Or I can buy yours as scrap if you're nolonger interested in getting a board. |
CLEVER123:You'd have to reinstall window. Since you don't want to format, you should do a 'dirty' install instead. Your files will be moved to a folder named window.old on your hard disk drive. NOTE: You run a chance of having the same problem if the said problem is related to your hard disk drive (faulty or failing hard disk drive). So, do a proper check on your hdd before proceeding with installation. This will really save you from the stress of 'merry-go-round' ![]() |
Nuel4:Not in this modern age. Their phone is their closest companion. Their phone gets to know about the 'broken-heart' before anyone else unless it isn't available. |
amosblisz:Have you tried another technician? Since it is still powering on but stuck on Splash screen (a sign of soft brick), there are two possible solution to your panel. Instead of getting a new board, another technician might be able to: a) flash the phone. Most likely your current technician could not get it flashed for some reasons. b) reflow the NAND chip, chipset/processor, RAM then attempt flashing again. P.S: Be sure that you have an original Infinix and not a clone because if it, most technician will have difficulty flashing it even when the board is okay. About question 2. Check Jumia for price hint |
mexican:You should carry out some diagnostic test on your hard disk and RAM(optional though) using chkdsk and the BIOS options If your RAM size is 2gb or less, you should upgrade it. |
Amos15:What do you mean by 'stopped working'? Has it stopped charging or the system has stopped detecting it? |
lastchild:A gift you're already utilizing even before now... ![]() |
Still available... |


