I think it was a freebie from the university, or the computer recycling place I did work experience with. Too long ago to recall.
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I've sold about 30 sets of m4 / s4 models and they've been fairly good. Not entirely stable when given 30+ iot devices.
The x50 was terrible though. Many devices would try to connect to the furthest unit and refuse the closest one.
I remember mine. 30 years ago now.
I remember the sound. Also, it was on a three wheel table, and the whole thing would shake when defragging.
Still hard to beat the Top Gear original amphibious vehicle episode.
So was mine, but the controller thought it was 10mb so had to load a device driver to access the full size.
Was fine until a friend defragged it and the driver moved out of the first 10mb. Thereafter had to keep a 360kb 5¼" drive to boot from.
That was in an XT.
Her milkshake brought all the cops to the yard...
Hehe. As a small town Facebook group admin, it's useful to have it reliable, but not the end of the world.
I don't know for sure - my suspicion is that messenger relies on some other service which doesn't appear in the battery optimisation UI and thus can't be kept awake. (Opening the Facebook app causes Messenger to also wake up.)
My previous Realme phone had the same issue.
Similar happened to a pilot some years ago when the windscreen ejected itself. (wrong bolts if I remember the air crash investigation episode.) He survived though. Was held by co pilot.
Still mostly loving my cheap Motorola g84. Rarely use the headphone jack but it's there. The stereo speakers in it are pretty good.
Biggest gripe is it kills Facebook messenger in the background no matter what you do. WhatsApp unaffected though.
Once it may have been called ALDL instead. My '95 Commodore has one. Assembly Line Diagnostic Link. Same physical connector.