@srlawren wrote:
@computergeek541 wrote:
@srlawren wrote:
@CalgaryBen wrote:
after that, we can see if the SIM's carrier ID is correct.
srlawren grabs popcorn
srlawren slowly muches on popcorn, staring intently at the screen
Can't wait to see how this one turns out!
I can't decide if this more of reference in comparison to Newman bringing popcorn to the Seinfeld good Samaritan law trial, Rory and Lorelai eating hot dogs during the town hall meanting, or the GIF of Michael Jackson devouring popcorn in the theatre. Some members here may be too young to understand my first two references to tv shows.
@computergeek541 LOL well honestly it was none of the above, but if I had to pick one it would definitely be the Newman reference. Even though that was pretty clearly the worst (or at least bottom 2 or 3) episode of the series, Seinfeld is easily my favourite sitcom of all time. I've seen nearly every episode the better part of a dozen times, and can often speak the lines near word for word as they are come up--and yet they still crack me up every time. Gotta love a show about nothing!
Yeah no it was more of a general internet meme-like thing people sometimes post in communities when they are interested in seeing how the rest of a thread plays out. No specific reference was in mind. At least, the conscious mind.
Sorry Cameron998, didn't mean to throw your thread so off-topic. I just couldn't help myself when I saw the popcorn comment.
I better get off this line of thought or the bravo and community reward police will be after me for upping my community rankings with such an off-topic post. I'm pretty sure that a couple fo posts isn't going to make any difference to my January community reward level. Does Public Mobile have mysterious "white vans"? Howard Forums members should undrerstand that reference.
Cameron998, admittedly, I don't know much about iOS-based devices, but I can say that message really does sound like the message that Apple will display for devices locked to a different carrier (the one about getting a sim card from a suported carrier). But, that can't be it since your sim card works in the phone.
In the world of Samsung Android, "sim card not supported" doesn't have anything to do with network locking, but is rather an error message that will be display if you insert and inactive/deactivated sim card.
