Crazy Cat Lady V2. This time you've got to stop an alien invasion armed only with kittens.
http://christian-gibbons.github.io/crazy-cat-lady-V2/
http://christian-gibbons.github.io/crazy-cat-lady-V2/
The afternoon projects thread
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laingsoft
Formerly SteamDNT
ProgMetalMan said:
I listen to radio.
You could jam the speaker wires into a 3.5mm jack and I don't think it would make a difference with the crapflax speakers that are in this car. I thought about adding the jack to the built in amplifier on the original radio, and then doing the empty cd thing, but then I realized that I could just spend $100 and 15 minutes to put the radio in, rather than 10 hours and $10 to add it in myself.
bentendo64
Active Member
Wait, do phones not come with radios anymore? Or was that just a 2011 thing?
When I was roaming in Toronto I only got very spotty CDMA (3G; no LTE) coverage. iPhones told you what carrier you were on but S4s did not so I could only assume that I was on Bell.
It was painfully slow but the hotel had good wifi and by the time we got back to Niagara Falls we were picking up American towers again.
It was painfully slow but the hotel had good wifi and by the time we got back to Niagara Falls we were picking up American towers again.
There's a lot of providers with LTE in Toronto, but I wouldn't be surprised if Bell was stingy with people roaming on it. I know I got both Bell and Rogers LTE when I was roaming in Canada on T-Mobile though. Another thing is I don't think CDMA quite took off in Canada like it did in the US, so that could be part of it.
laingsoft
Formerly SteamDNT
Telus used CDMA for a long time in the western provinces, but they were the first ones to switch to HSPA+. As far as I remember, Bell and Telus both used CDMA, and Rogers was the only ones to use GSM out here.
LTE coverage is a lot less prevalent in Alberta/BC. LTE is basically non-existant in the Former Soviet State of Saskatchewan and the literal deathgrip that SaskTel has on its mobile coverage isn't going to let anything change soon.
WIND is looking really good right now. I hope their network expands.
LTE coverage is a lot less prevalent in Alberta/BC. LTE is basically non-existant in the Former Soviet State of Saskatchewan and the literal deathgrip that SaskTel has on its mobile coverage isn't going to let anything change soon.
WIND is looking really good right now. I hope their network expands.
stuntpenguin007
Member
Installed this internal SD card port in my Dreamcast. Still haven't been able to play any games yet since my SD card is too small though.
http://i.imgur.com/z2yb6jU.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/z2yb6jU.jpg
stuntpenguin007
Member
I pulled it out of an old camera while looking for SD cards to use. For some reason my 16GB card won't work with the mod. I've heard it can be picky with what cards it will take.
