u/ProperNomenclature

I've tried both Enable Steam Input and Disable Steam Input.

To get it to recognize the binding process, I'm using the Steam Virtual Gamepad profile. It's just that after binding nothing works despite indicating it would work fine when doing the bind detection.

I assume it's in the handle where the battery is, but Google's AI slop overview suggested otherwise, so I'm not sure. I'd like to clean it but will use a lot less liquid if the head is where the motor is.

I can connect the Aqara Hub M100 to my Smartthings Hub V2. However, when I try to use Smartthings to add a Matter-over-Thread device, it prompts "Enter 32-character network key" for my Thread network. I can't find this anywhere.

I thought perhaps disabling "draw over other apps" would help, but the app still minimizes to the notification shade. It's annoying when I have to place calls to automated services, because I need the keypad and always have to re-open the call to get to the keypad. It's also annoying if I get sent to voicemail and it takes long enough to get back to the call that I end up accidentally leaving a short voicemail.

I actually really like the bubble feature. I just hate that I'm forced there or the shade with every call. I'd rather it only activated if I'm on a call and I leave the call app (like to check a message, email, etc.).

Is there a way I can stop this minimizing behavior?

I'm running Android 11 and the app's version is 219.0.902276293.

I've only gotten the 1 quote so far. Seemed very knowledgeable and professional, and I get that custom caps raise the price.

EDIT: Actually, it's 60x84, not sure if that makes much difference. Also the cap quoted is galvanized steel from ChimGuard.

I've followed the troubleshooting guide at: https://old.reddit.com/r/mintmobile/wiki/index#wiki_troubleshooting_guide

I've also chatted with Mint chat support, who actually made things worse by killing my ability to receive any individual MMS, too.

Support recommended this APN:

Name: T-Mobile US LTE
APN: fast.t-mobile.com
Proxy: (Not set) Leave Blank
Port: (Not set) Leave Blank
Username & Password: (Not set) Leave Blank
Server: (Not set) Leave Blank
MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
MMS Port – 8080
MCC – 310
MNC – 240
Authentication Type: (Not set) Leave Blank
APN Type: default,supl
MMS APN protocol: IPv6/IPv4

That let me text but not receive MMS, even from a single VOIP user (my Google Voice number for testing).

I changed it to match what was in the troubleshooting guide, changing:

APN type: default,supl,mms,ia
APN roaming protocol: IPv4/IPv6
MVNO type: GID 
MVNO value: 756D 

and that got me back to my initial issue (can send and receive MMS but can't receive group texts). I'm guessing "mms" in the APN type is needed for at least receiving images from single users.

It seems to be an issue with only some groups, and something to do with iPhones and/or RCS. I say this because when the group sends a message, and I don't get it, I can see on my friend's Android phone that it's an RCS message. RCS doesn't work on my phone and never has regardless of carrier. And I don't care about RCS, it's more headache than it's worth.

So, the app should recognize that I'm not receiving RCS (RCS is disabled) and fall back to MMS, but it doesn't. It just excludes me. I can go on my merry way sending MMS to the group, and they receive them, but I don't get their replies.

Curiously, everything worked fine on the default APN (Ting, for some reason) until seemingly when my friend joined Mint. After that, I stopped receiving group texts from some groups that they are in. I'm wondering if them using RCS is breaking something for me (they have an Android phone, too).

Couple that I watched that come to mind are

• Overboard (1987) - Woman gets amnesia and is kidnapped and convinced that she is the kidnapper's wife, sex included.
• Dummy (2002) - Awkward ventriloquist takes his dummy everywhere, makes unsolicited spray paint signs on a woman's door, and sends her grainy home videos that she apparently finds charming.

These are romantic comedies that are horrifying to me. What other movies are like this?

I have about 15 inches to work with in my garage. The iKamper website says 11 inches when closed. Is that all the height that is added or is there additional hardware? I'm trying to figure out which roof rack will keep me under the limit, if any.