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I recently got a Spider V 240 and I'm trying to use my Note 8 to use the spider remote. I don't understand why they isn't a normal USB port for android and computers. What type of adapter do I need to plug my normal USB having phone into the android port?

I bought a spider V 240HC back in March. Download the spider remote app for my galaxy S9 android. Starting using it to dial in tones from the cloud for about a week. Now every time I open the app it won't connect to the 240HC and causes my phone to freeze up or completely shuts my phone off and I have to do a hard reset just to get it powered back on. Now I'm dead in the water and the app keeps crashing. Any way you guys can fix these bugs?

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Hi everyone. I have just bought a line 6 spider v 240 combo, so I have put the remote app on my phone which is a sony xperia M5 does not work on my amp, screen on the amp says unsupported device, put same app on my tablet a Samsung galaxy a6 same problem, then my laptop, an Acer Aspire 5733, the app is different to the android app, there is no cloud, put the switches on the back of the amp in the right positions for pc or android on all these options, no joy, had the amp 2 days and I am very disappointed, cant get any advice from anywhere please help

So far i'm having major buyers remorse, going from a spider iv 75 with 300 great guitar tones, to a spider v240 with only 88 seems like stepping backwards, i can't BELIEVE there's no link between the flashing tap button and the speed of the drum patch.

And why not throw some bluetooth for the android app when you already have it for the guitar remote?!?! this amp seems and feels like a rushed product, the only thing good about the amp so far is that it's light for it's size, but i'm suspecting that's cuz it has itty bitty speakers inside of it.

My New Samsung 8A With android 8.0.0 will not work.....been trying to get it to work for a year now.....download the usb diagnostics app and everything checked out ok. The Amp connects immediately and the Remote app opens automatically on phone , but , as soon as you hit "Edit" to save a tone to the amp it disconnects. I will be heading in too Long & McQuade soonb to deal all my Spider gear in on something that allows me to use and save tones others have made. Even the goofy App I hav e on my Computers ..Spider remote has no Cloud access....This leads me to believe that Line 6 has no clue what it is doing when it comes to customer service, because even the guys at Long & McQuade couldnt figure out how I could download tones from the cloud and save them to my amp.

Ok so my V 20 has arrived. I've ordered a USB C to USB B that's on its way... Opened the box and there's no USB B on the back, or switch. Is there a slightly newer version that just utilises the front micro usb for using the spider app?

Some folks have told me the Helix sound quality is so superior - what's the technical diff Tony? I can make the spider roar pretty ferociously. I've only had the Stomp as you know for a few days I'm still not even hardly acquainted w it - i mean they look exactly the same

The options menu on the stock 2020 Fiat 124 spider luso is pretty bland. I would love to have Android auto on it so I can pick my music and look at my maps at the same time. What are the choices? Are there any plug and play devices or any glitches hacks ore loopholes to get better functionality out of our screens? For example Android Auto

We were seeing the same things - a reasonably small set of Android/iOS user agents, all ending with Bytespider, and all ignoring our robots.txt files. One of our platform engineers had the bright idea of a reverse DNS lookup on their cluster.

I'm seeing this on my website as well. Every second it issues GET requests for nonexistent pages. I resorted to returning 403 HTTP status code when bytespider is in the user agent string and blocking IP addresses in the firewall (adding them periodically based on server logs). The majority of the requests are issued from IP addresses owned by Chinese and Singaporean ISPs as well as Cloudflare.

How to use the prank app:

First start the prank.

You will see spiders crawling.

Next open the camera app use the selfie camera then you will see spider crawling on face.

Disclaimer: this application is a prank spider crawling.

"Crawler" (sometimes also called a "robot" or "spider") is a generic term for any program that is used to automatically discover and scan websites by following links from one web page to another. Google's main crawler used for Google Search is called Googlebot.

Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor is a 2009 side-scrolling action-puzzle video game for iOS and Android, developed and published by Tiger Style. The player takes control of a spider who comes to reside in to the deserted Bryce Manor and must spin webs to trap various types of insects, whilst simultaneously ascertaining what happened to the former residents of the manor. The game received critical acclaim and won multiple awards. Originally released in August,[1] a Director's Cut update replaced the original version on the App Store in December. The update added ten levels, twenty-four Game Center achievements, new music, more story elements and an insect (the hornet).[2] A year after the game's initial release, a HD version was released for the iPad.[3] In 2013, the game was also released for Android.[4] A sequel, Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon, was released in August 2015 for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux.[5]

The player takes control of a spider whose primary goal is to survive by spinning webs and eating insects. At the same time, the player can explore the manor, searching for secrets and clues. Finding out what happened to the former occupants of the manor is an optional side quest, and is never explicitly foregrounded in the game; the player is free to come to their own conclusions as to what happened by interpreting the various pieces of evidence they find.[6]

Each level represents a room or area in Bryce Manor and is viewed in a side-scrolling 2D display. Using the touchscreen, the player controls the movement of the spider. Pressing on the right or left side of the screen will make the spider walk in that direction. Swiping in any direction will make the spider jump.[7] To have the spider spin a web, the player must first tap on the screen, and then jump from one surface to another. If the distance between the two surfaces is too great, the web will break.[8] To capture insects, the player must create a triangle of web strands.[9]

Pocket Gamer's Tracy Erickson scored the game 8 out of 10, giving it a "Silver Award". He was critical of the controls, which he found oftentimes unresponsive, but called the game "fresh, inventive, and altogether significant."[7] IGN's Levi Buchanan scored it 8.9 out of 10 and awarded it with an "Editor's Choice", arguing that "right now, no game better defines the purity of iPhone game design than Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor." He praised the controls, the background mystery element to the gameplay and the music, concluding that "Spider is a brilliant little game that could only happen on the iPhone. It's a perfect distillation of a concept -- a spider's exploration -- dropped in the middle of a mystery that you actually don't even need to pay attention to in order to enjoy the game."[9] 148Apps scored it 4.5 out of 5, calling it "one of the most beautiful, elegant, and original iPhone games to date," and praising the graphics, music and controls.[8]

AppSmile scored the game 5 out of 5, calling it "one of the most inventive and unique games that we've come across," and concluding "There is nothing like Spider in the app store. It stands on its own and stands proudly. Replay value abounds, from attempting to capture all bugs to unlocking all achievements to just having fun spinning webs and enjoying the spider's control scheme. We can't praise the game enough for bringing something new, exciting, and addicting to the app store."[10] AppSpy's Andrew Nesvadba also scored it 5 out of 5, writing "With a subtle narrative told only by experiencing the game, this is the kind of app that may be marked as a key moment in the history of mobile phone gaming."[14] Gamezebo's Nathan Meunier also scored it 5 out of 5, writing "Atmosphere plays a huge role in Spider, and the beautifully hand drawn artwork pairs nicely with the hip soundtrack to evoke and intensify the sense of mystery that's so crucial to the game."[12] Also giving it 5 out of 5, TouchArcade wrote "Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor is a lovely original iPhone game that we highly recommend."[13] Slide to Play's Riordan Frost scored it 4 out of 4, writing "Spider is an incredibly innovative game which we don't see often enough in the App Store. Its unique character provides a breath of fresh air."[1] ff782bc1db