C
Help Support House Repair Talk:
C
Chris
Guest
Tonight I am trying to get all my wife's pictures back that she accidentally deleted on her Samsung Galaxy.
nealtw
Contractor retired
H
havasu
Guest
This happened a few months ago with me. I went to the local Verizon store and they located all my lost files and photos in about 2 minutes.
slownsteady
Well-Known Member
As much as I dislike giving all my data & pictures to the large internet corps., I allow my phone to backup on a daily schedule. It is a necessary evil.
C
Chris
Guest
I might go to Verizon in the morning. I'm tired of trying. I hate technology.
C
Chris
Guest
I just don't use my phone for anything I can't live without. I have an iPhone, the camera sucks and other than that it's just phone calls email and a couple apps like the one I am typing on now. Nothing I would lose any sleep over.
C
Chris
Guest
After three hours of trying to get her phone to root I give up. I like how these programs let me sit there and watch a percentage gauge for an hour just to get to 99% then say unsuccessful!
Technology is gonna win this battle.
She can go to Verizon in the morning and see if they can fix it. That will teach her to delete files.
Technology is gonna win this battle.
She can go to Verizon in the morning and see if they can fix it. That will teach her to delete files.
C
Chris
Guest
Here is what we did today. Putting in a bunch of 60" pipe for a rain retention system.
C
Chris
Guest
The dreaded sideways pics. No matter what I do they won't rotate properly for me.
oldognewtrick
In memory of
nealtw
Contractor retired
So, is this because of the drought?
C
Chris
Guest
More sideways pics.
C
Chris
Guest
Not for the drought. About ten years ago the state started mandating that rain water be held on site for retention/detention for commercial applications. You have a choice of letting it perk into the earth or holding it for irrigation.
nealtw
Contractor retired
All the new subdivisions here are mountain side and all the storm water ended up in the farm land down the valley. Until a bunch of farmers sued one city for a few big bucks and now we have retention ponds everywhere.
C
Chris
Guest
Here it was because of LA. They concreted over half the state and wondered why no water gets puts back in the earth.
nealtw
Contractor retired
It is a strange world we live in. We hae a tunnel under the river but it isn't deep enough for really big ships, so we are going to spend billions to replace it with a bridge so the private guys can build another mega coal port. Sounds like a good plan.
slownsteady
Well-Known Member
The Bayonne Bridge (NJ) is being raised so that large passenger ships can go under it. ($$$$$$$$$$)
H
havasu
Guest
They already have the cruise destinations headed to Bayonne in 2017. Lots of new cruise destinations and more revenue for local communities soon.
nealtw
Contractor retired
Would be alright if the people lined up to make the money paid the toll.
