Magnus, if you’re not pulling my leg, swipe down on the top right to open your control center and hit the padlock symbol that’s surrounded by a circular arrow. If it’s just a one time thing then do as Bob suggests.
Just drive a thumbtack near some edge, trough screen and image.Screen lock??????😕
Then it won´t rotate, no matter what.
To disable the feature just remove the thumbtack.
Don´t bother to cover the tiny hole, it may be useful later when you need to fix an image against rotation.
IF it causes you OCD, cover it with a piece of transparent tape so dust does not get in.
Almost forgot: works with any Phone operating system.
Jeez!
You'd think that all those fidgety fanatic types, they'd at least be able to do a simple rotation of an image.
You'd think that all those fidgety fanatic types, they'd at least be able to do a simple rotation of an image.
I guess I told you about the Atari video game (to a console) that came but to Atari. Something was wrong with the board, Atari sent a short message: "Cut out B4". Well some one had litterally CUT OUT the IC at location B4 and attached the a note: "Cut out B4, still doesn't work".
I decided to make me a tin foil hat. In order to protect my brain (what's left) from NASA's 5G death rays, I tried a different design, that I think works better that the ordinary crap people make.
Hey!! That one at least looks GOOD!!!!
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Something was wrong with the board, Atari sent a short message: "Cut out B4". Well some one had litterally CUT OUT the IC at location B4 and attached the a note: "Cut out B4, still doesn't work".
Heathkit, the KINGS of home kit building on everything, from 3 component crystal radios to full functioning Daleks (not kidding), had a page (well, no Internet way back then, more of a file/repository) with "horror stories"
IF you built something and it didn´t work, you could send it home to Momma Heathkit for troubleshooting.
Now and then they would publish some choice bits on Popular Electronics or similar.
One I remember vividly was:
"A guy built some kind of multimeter.
One instruction line read Cement diode to case.
He then proceeded to fill case with cement ... Portland cement!!!"
PS: HeRo1 (Heathkit Robot 1)
The thing has wheels and follows you around the house.
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I was on the frontpage of our local paper issued to us tenents in the commune's houses (3.600 households). This paper was close winning a prestigius journalist award here in Sweden and to celebrate the nomination we (me, the journalist, communication manager from the company) gathered in a restaurant and I decided to make me a new better hat and knew exactly how to do it. The inspiration came from French officers caps.
However, I forgot to put it on when I went to the stores a minute ago and now I am starting to think that the Earth is a globe. And still I tried to avoid the 5G antennas out there.
However, I forgot to put it on when I went to the stores a minute ago and now I am starting to think that the Earth is a globe. And still I tried to avoid the 5G antennas out there.
You are still on tinfoil hats? Our patented aluminium foil hat protects you from WiFi6 as well 📡
I thought you had to wear a metal hat when you served in the miltary.The last time I employed a metal foil hat, the ham came out nice and juicy.
Did just see a documentary about Patrick Swayze and then A-ha. Funny ... Interesting actually how ones views of someone can change.
Listening to Marc Almond, had to get his Tenement Symphony album. Great album and I love it, though it is "not my kind of music".
(My original hat)
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