If you don’t want your phone to go off with it, turn it off between 1400 and 1500 EDT.
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If you don’t want your phone to go off with it, turn it off between 1400 and 1500 EDT.
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“Dial F for Frankenstein” by Arthur C. Clarke (1964).
Won’t that upset your minder?
A great time for an enemy attack. I will consider it a test, be in my shelter monitoring world affairs on various communications circuits, and loading magazines.
KEEP CALM, and Prepare for DOOM!
This means unless I turn my phone off, it will sound a shrill alarm when I am in class teaching ECE 436 Analog Communication?
Cool!
Paul – I think that there’s an excellent chance that someone’s phone will sound in your class whether you turn yours off or not.
I came through microwave waveguide class on an hourly exam with a beautiful problem solve for a TE mode transmission line. Took me about 5 to 10 minutes to solve. Then after reviewing my answers with two minutes left I saw that the problem was asking for a TM solution.
I hold your profession personally responsible for the first time I ever smoked a joint after an exam!
I article does say if you switch your phone to airplane mode prior to the alert going out that will suppress it as well.
The article…
My phone went off at 2:18 PM, not sure of the cause of the discrepancy, other than Apple’s automatic time setting being off, everything I have is set from their time server. It also wouldn’t surprise me if they deliberately sent the alert early, to avoid people dodging it.