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  • Brolene and Jolene sound similar.

    This is some top tier reddit humour, complete with the jpeg artifacts.

    I guess people are still drunk from Halloween.

    The funniest part is that it's and eye product and the picture is blurry.

  • My sensor is on the button that turns on the phone, and it's on the right side where the thumb is placed anyway. You press it, phone turns on and you can enter the passkey, you slide your thumb over it, you unlock the phone directly.

    I have it deactivated though. There's no need to store my fingerprint anywhere to save 1.5 seconds.

  • The only method that has worked okay for me is using a scalpel to cut off a layer of the silicone from the defective part, and getting a donor pad from another remote to glue it on.

    There isn't much room for error though.

  • This is the way.

    I always cleaned the silicone pads with warm water and soap, though. Just put them in the sink, apply water and soap, and use a brush to clean it. Dry it up with a paper towel and slap it a few times on the counter to get the water out of any cracks.

    If you don't want to have to clean it at all, don't hold the remote in your hand all day. Condensation will happen.

    Also, remotes of smokers are nasty, but soap and water works like a charm here as well.

    Use Isopropyl for the electronics. Don't use thinner or anything aggressive. It will just desintegrate the contacts.

    As soon as you have to fix the contacts, it's usually better to get a replacement. But if you clean your remote once you have to press harder, the contacts will survive. It's usually from pressing too hard because the contact is bad from dirt.

    If you have trouble opening it, twist the remote a bit until it opens or you get enough space between the top and bottom to insert a preying tool.

    Watch for eventual screws under labels or in the battery compartment first.

  • It sounds good on paper, but it's also very likely that you have to go all the way back up wasting more energy. Valleys aren't always on the side of human populations, they can very well be between mountains.

    And in a national park, there aren't any cities.