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3W and 2Bs for Work Phase
HobbyProggy wrote: work phase
Close... Come on, get more into Software Engineering process 
We usually write both the words as a single 9 letter word.
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darn, that would have been my next guess 
Rules for the FOSW ![ ^]
if(this.signature != "")
{
MessageBox.Show("This is my signature: " + Environment.NewLine + signature);
}
else
{
MessageBox.Show("404-Signature not found");
}
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I know, you were just about to reach there. Chris caught the guess bits before you
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Yes it is Flow Chart. Congratulations, you're u for tomorrow
Though we usually write it as Flowchart. But thought to make it a bit mysterious 
As it is written as Flow Chart too
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Wahey, I'll have to come up with a good one over the weekend good FOSW btw!
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I own a Samsung Galaxy S4 with 16 GB.
Lately I have not been able to update apps as when the play store tries to download the updates I always receive a message telling me that there is not enough space to download the application...
Last week I uninstalled three applications (around 200 MB), but the problem persists.
I end up passing CCleaner, and deleting 190MB of junk, then downloading and so...
I'm installing all the apps in the SDCard when it is possible.
Apart of changing the phone and getting something better, what would you recommend me?
Thank you all...
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Joan Murt wrote: I'm installing all the apps in the SDCard
What about photos and videos from camera?
Have you changed the setting to be saved in SDC too.
Remember, there is one mode in camera which will store photos in phone only.
cheers,
Super
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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I'm not taking much photos using the phone, but I switched the location... so this should not be the reason.
Thank you anyway!
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Android phones have a lot of pre-installed non Google applications that can't be removed but are seldom or never used. When these apps can't be moved to the SD card their updates might consume a lot of internal flash space. So uninstall all updates for the not used ones and exclude them from getting updates.
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OK, done, now the apps appear in my update list each time I want to search for updates... 
I can't be sure it works well though, let's see...
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Been through this problem few months back. Here's what I did to solve it:
Settings -> Apps -> Google Play Store --> clear data (Clear cache, read somewhere. But it didn't help much). And it evacuated hell lot of space
I did the same with apps I mostly use, and now I can download and update apps easily
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The wife's former Android phone had a gigantic folder with thumbnails of every photo she ever took, including those online in her account.
Use something like SpaceSniffer to find out what is eating space (connect to PC as a drive)
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That sounds like a version of the problem S4 there was something with the way it addressed the chache memory, S3 didn't do that so my S3 was able to use certain apps that the S4 choked on something to do with Blu-Tooth if memeory serves...
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Have you looked in the storage menu what is eating so much memory space? How much do you have free ?
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In the storage menu I can see:
System memory: 6.73 GB
Used space: 6.71 GB
Cache memory: 201 MB
Various files: 1.62 GB
Available space: 763 MB
I can't understand why having almost 1GB of free space I'm getting complains...
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I've used ES File Explorer to diagnose the space and to search for big files...
I've just found that Crazy Taxi (erm... Yes... I had this stupid thing installed) had a single file bigger than 500MB in the internal space... 
I'll keep looking for surprises like this...
Also I have seen a pinned video in the Google drive that was around 200 MB... Had to learn how to unpin it (disallow it to be available offline).
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My Android ran out of onboard space, couldn't work out why, got a decent file explorer on it, found the entire AC/DC back catalogue hidden away on it.
Deleted it.
A few months later it ran out of space again.
AC/DC was back.
Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them.
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Here we go. Good luck with the last one of this week.
backup incorrect program with not no and not yes (9)
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OK, OK - we've had the four hours so you are back up Monday.
Now let us out of our suspense - what's the answer?
Me? I have not even a vague guess...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Nor me 
We can’t stop here, this is bat country - Hunter S Thompson RIP
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Me either
cheers,
Super
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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not no = yes
not yes = no
program = card
incorrect = anagram indicator
backup = secondary
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Program is not commonly associated with card but good clue.
We can’t stop here, this is bat country - Hunter S Thompson RIP
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