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my android Huawei phone is broken and i want to transfer all its data to my laptop . When I connected my broken phone in the laptop USB port and executed the adb devices command , I got empty devices . Moreover , My phone is not shown in the device manager . There is no trace of yellow mark . my OS is windows 7 64 bit . I do not know if the USB debugging option is enabled in my broken phone as I cannot look at it because my phone is broken and therefore , I cannot enable it if it is disabled This is what I did : 1- I put my broken
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like the title mentions , I am asking what does BitTorrent connecting to peers 0.0% mean ? second question : why it does not download but it remains or it sticks on 0.0% ? third question : Is there a solution to make it download ? best regards
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In this site there is someone who is asking for an answer to some numbers sequence : https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-next-number-in-the-series-7-11-13-17-19-How I put the sequence of numbers in this sequence solver online : http://alteredqualia.com/visualization/hn/sequence/ However , I saw a contradiction in both results : the sequence solver says the next number in the sequence is 7 meanwhile Quora says the answer is 23 I know that the answer of Quora is the right one . I would like to know why the sequence solver gives 7 as an answer if the right answer is
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Service like what for example ? how is this exactly done ? can you explain me ? and how is internet sent from this so called provider to the customer through the USB stick ?
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By all due respect , it is nonsense : an internet service provider is a company . companies sell their products , in this case internet , to get money . So if I , as company , want to get money why should care of protecting my clients wallet ? In trading and business there is no emotions or generosity or moral values . Only one thing matters , for all companies , and that is the capital and profit . However , even if we assume what you wrote is right , my ISP want to protect my wallet , again even so it is still nonsense because even if I am not disconnect from the internet in case of in
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So after 10 minutes of inactivity , there will be an automatic disconnection from the internet . Here comes my second question , to which I got no answer , why is it made so that when a user is inactive for specific period of time , he will be , automatically, disconnected from the internet ? and the third question : should I change the option to 120 minutes ? like that if I am inactive for 30 minutes than I will not automatically be disconnected , after 10 minutes , from the internet ?
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I have a mobile internet that is I used a sim card in an USB stick and plug it in my laptop to get internet . In the configuration page of the internet , I got , in the advanced settings in the mobile connection Auto Disconnect Interval(Min): 10 there are other options like 5 , 20 and 120 1) what is meant by auto disconnect interval or automatic disconnect interval ? 2) for what purpose is the auto disconnect interval made ? 3) Should I let the option to 10 or is it better to change it to 20 or 120 ? I mean what is the best option ? Best regards
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You know yourself that the above script will trigger an error when you try to execute it in the web console because of the angle brackets and the same with a scratchpad . Moreover , when I saved the above code in notepad ++ as html then try to run it using Firefox , it does not display the content of the text file but only its name . So what to do ?
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So now I did like this : <html> <script> function onChange(event) { var file = event.target.files[0]; var reader = new FileReader(); reader.onload = function(event) { console.log(event.target.result) }; reader.readAsText(file); } </script> <body> <input type="file" onchange="onChange(event)"> </body> </html> However , it did not print the content of the text file otherwise the name of the text file . Why ? and how to correct it ?
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Thanks . So I have a text file in my computer and tried to print its content using console log : var m ; var reader = new FileReader(); reader.onload = function(event) { var contents = event.target.result; }; m = reader.readAsText(C:\m.txt); console.log(m); However I got this error : Exception: SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list . what is the cause of the error and how to correct it ?
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Yes but I do not understand what it means : var file = event.target.files[0]; and this var file = event.target.files what is the meaning of them ? ok what do you mean by getting the data in it ? you mean , literary , reading the file line by line ?
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1) I do not understand what is this : var file = event.target.files[0]; could you please explain it and what it does ? 2) reading a file means opening it only ? 3) So if I want to print the content of a file in the console log of my browser then I , necessarily , need a load event handler ? best regards
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So that implies that without the load event handler , the browser will block the reading of the file until it executes its own instructions and therefore the whole procedure will be synchronous ? what if I want only to read a file ? do I need , though , a load event handler ?
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OK that explains ,very well, what is an event handler . my question was not why we use a load event . My question was why we need onload event handler after reading the file content ? I understand that an event handler is a function executed when an event is triggered . So based on this , an onload event handler is a javascript function which is executed after the file is read . Again based on this I asked , why we need onload event handler after reading the file content? in other words , why we need a function to be executed after the file is read ? and what this function that should
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thank you that is a brilliant idea . I will try it