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Mark, no pass code. I think that is the way Glen set them up. If they are shut down completely, then yes, they need the password.
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Another example of being left out. My flip phone is either on or off, has no password, and is restricted to use only as a phone.
My Crestron doesn’t bulge, it is on all the time and it has no password.
And my VCR blinks 12:00 all the time, but still works any time I want it to. It does have an app. I press a button that says “play” and it shows a movie.
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Jon,
In light of the most recent milestone post and ongoing needling from the community about your resistance to technology, its lucky you are not trying to run an internet based business. That would be a disaster. Irony..do we get that here?
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A good friends flip-phone quit ringing. He didn’t know when he was getting a call. Decided it was time to get a different one.
I asked him if he had to go to an antique store to buy the replacement. He didn’t respond. I don’t think he heard me asking.
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Jeff, I erroneously thought PC was an internet business. I am starting to embrace technology. I pressed a button on a remote and my garage door opened.
Pretty neat right?
I am still trying to get over the fact Walmart doesn’t do any one hour film developing.
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