Under Armour buys MyFitnessPal for $475 million
The sports apparel company has agreed to buy MyFitnessPal, a popular diet-tracking app, for $475 million. Under Armour announced the MyFitnessPal acquisition, as well as the comparatively smaller $85 million purchase of running app Endomondo, alongside its quarterly earnings report Tuesday afternoon.
Heck, I use both apps…. ^_^;
BT buys EE in £12.5billion deal
Desperate customer who stole pizza for his kid pays restaurant back 13 years later after making it
Monty Oum
The name may not mean much to some people, but to some, he is a well-known game animator, producing hugely popular shorts and series such as RWBY and my favourite, Dead Fantasy — a cross between Dead or Alive and Final Fantasy. It has been reported that he has passed away due to an allergic reaction during a medical procedure that put him in a coma.
Here is the blog entry detailing the news: http://roosterteeth.com/members/journal/entry.php?id=3302319
And in case you haven’t seen his work, here is Dead Fantasy (all the parts spliced together)
Dramatic moment plane carrying 58 people clips bridge and crashes into river
EE
As you’re probably aware, I love to tinker with phones, especially Android ones, having been able to root several:
- HTC Wildfire
- HTC Sensation
- Asus Transformer TF101
- Samsung Galaxy S5
However, when trying to tinker with my dad’s S5, some really weird behaviour occurred. I first unlocked it using a SIM unlock code, and it started to randomly reboot. Regardless of whether or not you use an EE SIM or not (we tried EE, Virgin and Three SIMs — all were subject to the rebooting behaviour). So, I decided to take a change and rooted it and flashed Bobcat ROM (a ROM which I was running successfully on my own S5, which is the same model as my dad’s with the only difference being the network provider — I’m on Three, he’s on EE.)
The phone still randomly rebooted, so I turned on Logcat and tried to see if it recorded anything. No such luck.
So I tried a few different ROMs — Stock Samsung (Lollipop), Bobcat ROM, and Phoenix ROM. All still rebooted. So I took it to Samsung for their opinion. They said they couldn’t flash it because Knox was void (Knox is a warranty flag on Samsung devices which indicates whether you have custom flashed the device or not — I obviously have.) But they were nice enough to tell me that the behaviour described usually indicates the Firmware is wrong (which is something I didn’t flash).
So, since this behaviour started before I even did a deep-level tinker with the device (before I flashed anything), I can only assume EE either flashed an incorrect firmware, or did not flash the correct firmware – or maybe did not flash the firmware properly. I now need to find an S5 firmware to flash onto the device. Since my own S5 is working, I can check that firmware and try to find the same one.
Geraldine McEwan dead: Actress known for playing Miss Marple in ITV series dies aged 82
Geraldine McEwan dead: Actress known for playing Miss Marple in ITV series dies aged 82 http://metro.co.uk/2015/01/31/geraldine-mcewan-dead-actress-known-for-playing-miss-marple-in-itv-series-dies-aged-82-5044189/
Pensioner breaks down after hearing late wife in message for first time in 12 years
LPIC-2
My first attempt at LPIC-2 fell short by one question. Oh, the frustration….
Nonetheless, I can revise my material and try again.

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