This tutorial is meant for the devices: Moto G32, G42, and G52.
It is important to note that these devices are usually referenced using codenames in multiple places, it is important to know which one is yours.
- G32: devon
- G42: hawao
This tutorial is meant for the devices: Moto G32, G42, and G52.
It is important to note that these devices are usually referenced using codenames in multiple places, it is important to know which one is yours.
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A big point of criticism made by a lot of people is that Signal has a phone number requirement for registration. This has become a more prevalent argument now that Signal is finally launching usernames for contact discovery.
Signal requires a phone number, which depending on your legislation can be linked to, or is personally identifiable information. (PII, as we'll refer as later)
In the United States, it is possible to obtain pretty much fully anonymous phone numbers, either by simply buying a SIM (you don't need to register it with an ID) or using a VoIP service (a better strategy).
I have no responsability if you downloaded the wrong file to update your TV, or even that anything goes wrong because of this torrent file. You're doing this all on your own risk.
This is just the update file I needed and realized it's really, really slow, and decided to upload on BitTorrent protocol to see if it would help anyone in the future. In case there are no peers, the torrent has a Web Seed reference to TCL's download link, so you should be able to download the file just fine.
You might have bought Bluetooth earphones, and while they might work on your modern phone, they seem to not work properly on your TV... or older phone... or any other Bluetooth transmitting device!
I bought Redmi Airdots 1 year ago, and while it would work just fine on my phone, it would have clipping with my TV, so I wasn't able to watch VSauce on it.
A while after, I would notice not-so-modern phones would have the same issue.
--[=[ | |
A function which makes it so that the current thread is interrupted, and causes an error when on an attempt to resume it. | |
@yields | |
]=] | |
local function exit() | |
task.defer( | |
coroutine.close, | |
coroutine.running() | |
) |
export type ScriptSignal = { | |
_active: boolean, | |
_head: ScriptConnection?, | |
IsActive: (ScriptSignal) -> boolean, | |
Connect: ( | |
ScriptSignal, | |
handler: (...any) -> () | |
) -> ScriptConnection, | |
Wait: (ScriptSignal) -> (...any), |
--[[ | |
A custom BindToClose implementation which fixes these issues: | |
* Has a :Disconnect method | |
* Listeners run in a different order: | |
Which is: First connected -> Last connected | |
This order fixes a lot of hidden issues, particularly with requiring. | |
]] |
The Github doesn't provide country code for Brazil (+55). To add this option, just run the code below in your console. The option Brazil +55
will be the first on the list, already selected:
🇧🇷 [pt-BR]
local Yielder = {} | |
Yielder.__index = Yielder | |
function Yielder.new(): Class | |
return setmetatable({ | |
_thread = nil | |
}, Yielder) | |
end | |
function Yielder:Yield(...): (...any) |