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authorVeeti Paananen <veeti.paananen@rojekti.fi>2013-08-03 00:15:39 +0300
committerVeeti Paananen <veeti.paananen@rojekti.fi>2013-08-03 00:15:39 +0300
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Bring back the old CyanAlarm alarm tone
For almost two months now I've been wondering why my phone's alarm clock has lost much of its effectiveness. Today the reason finally hit me: the CyanAlarm tone had been sneakily replaced in commit ID dbb169ad9c33bdc392b47f7a1bdef3843eff9ab2! Although the new tone is certainly more pleasant to listen at and doesn't cause any heart attacks, it is less effective for heavy sleepers like myself. This commit brings back the old CyanAlarm version with the new (tentative) name "Nuclear Launch". Change-Id: I143a4501c45e343a7f697eb1ce5d072fcc2b46f0
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