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It's great stuff like this that makes webOS so much fun. The community here is fantastic.
I love you guys.
I love you guys.
Talk about RANDOM. Thanks for the find!
Originally Posted by aric:
is this just in 1.2 or in 1.1 also?
Doesn't work in 1.1 as far as I can see. I just tried it (hopefully I'm doing it correctly).is this just in 1.2 or in 1.1 also?
How do I get the 4231 to work?
is it orange, then 4231 or orange before each number. or just press those buttons, no orange? it hasn't worked for me.
thanks.
is it orange, then 4231 or orange before each number. or just press those buttons, no orange? it hasn't worked for me.
thanks.
4231 didnt work for me but the other one did. Do you have to hit the orange button each time?
nvm
I held the orange button and pressed the #s and it worked.
nvm
I held the orange button and pressed the #s and it worked.
Originally Posted by TechFirstAid:
Doesn't work in 1.1 as far as I can see. I just tried it (hopefully I'm doing it correctly).
dont even have a preferences option.Doesn't work in 1.1 as far as I can see. I just tried it (hopefully I'm doing it correctly).
Originally Posted by NxTech3:
dont even have a preferences option.
i thought this too. but pref only show up in the first clock screen, not alarms screen.dont even have a preferences option.
Originally Posted by Complex Pants:
Out of curiousity, how did you stumble upon such knowledge?
I run a 'diff' on all the .js and .html files for every WebOS release. These eastereggs were in a new section of code.Out of curiousity, how did you stumble upon such knowledge?
Originally Posted by Finally Pre:
is there a way to go back also?
It is a toggle. So if you re-enter the codes it toggles off the features.is there a way to go back also?
Originally Posted by TechFirstAid:
Doesn't work in 1.1 as far as I can see. I just tried it (hopefully I'm doing it correctly).
It is in a new block of code in the WebOS 1.2.0 release.Doesn't work in 1.1 as far as I can see. I just tried it (hopefully I'm doing it correctly).
it allows you to use clock app in landscape too. Or did it always do that?
One-minute intervals is nice, but getting rid of those useless notifications is priceless! Thanks!
Originally Posted by Dtone:
it allows you to use clock app in landscape too. Or did it always do that?
It always did that.it allows you to use clock app in landscape too. Or did it always do that?
The fact that does a notificatin when you enter the code correctly made me laugh for some reason. Reminded me of the special sound some games make when you correctly enter a cheat code.
Originally Posted by jeffgus:
I run a 'diff' on all the .js and .html files for every WebOS release. These eastereggs were in a new section of code.
Very cool way of finding things. We appreciate you being on top of this stuff I run a 'diff' on all the .js and .html files for every WebOS release. These eastereggs were in a new section of code.
Originally Posted by reidme:
One-minute intervals is nice, but getting rid of those useless notifications is priceless! Thanks!
amen!One-minute intervals is nice, but getting rid of those useless notifications is priceless! Thanks!
Originally Posted by jrstinkfish:
The fact that does a notificatin when you enter the code correctly made me laugh for some reason. Reminded me of the special sound some games make when you correctly enter a cheat code.
Right? I've also never heard that sound played before on the phone. The fact that does a notificatin when you enter the code correctly made me laugh for some reason. Reminded me of the special sound some games make when you correctly enter a cheat code.
I think that was the effect that the engineer who implemented it was trying to achieve.
I'm also sure they read these forums and put these things in because there were people who were asking for them.
Maybe there wasn't time to get a full user interface together for it, or work out all the details of the feature to make for a fluid user experience. And yet with the easter egg, adventurous people could type these codes in and still get the benefit of the feature while understanding that it may not be fully supported.
I'm also sure they read these forums and put these things in because there were people who were asking for them.
Maybe there wasn't time to get a full user interface together for it, or work out all the details of the feature to make for a fluid user experience. And yet with the easter egg, adventurous people could type these codes in and still get the benefit of the feature while understanding that it may not be fully supported.
Amazing!!! Hated the dashboard notification too... Thanks!!
I'm just not understanding how to imput the code? Can someone chime in on this for me please?
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