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Wednesday, April 12, 2017
How To Get Chrome To Support Installing GNOME Shell Extensions From The GNOME Extensions Repository
How To Get Chrome To Support Installing GNOME Shell Extensions From The GNOME Extensions Repository
[Quick tip for GNOME Shell users] By default, users are able to install GNOME Shell extensions from extensions.gnome.org only by using Firefox or Epiphany (Web) browsers.
Until GNOME Software will be able to install and update GNOME Shell extensions, Google Chrome / Chromium users are a bit left out, at least as far as the default experience goes.
However, there is an easy way of installing GNOME Shell extensions using Chrome: with the help of a Chrome extension and a native connector that provides integration with GNOME Shell and its extensions repository, extensions.gnome.org.
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| extensions.gnome.org integration for Google Chrome |
For Ubuntu, this Chrome integration for GNOME Shell is available in a PPA, as a package called "chrome-gnome-shell", which includes the native GS-Chrome connector. The browser extension should be installed automatically upon installing this package and running Google Chrome / Chromium.
In my test, using the "chrome-gnome-shell" package brought support for installing extensions from extensions.gnome.org (and accessing their preferences), not only to Google Chrome and Chromium, but also to Vivaldi browser. Unfortunately, I it doesnt seem to work with Opera.
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| extensions.gnome.org Chrome integration also works with Vivaldi |
The "GNOME Shell integration for Chrome" Ubuntu PPA is only available for Ubuntu 14.04. Add the PPA and install it using the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ne0sight/chrome-gnome-shell
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install chrome-gnome-shellFor Ubuntu (GNOME) versions newer than 14.04, you can download the deb from HERE and install it manually. I tested it under Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 (with GNOME Shell 3.18) and I didnt encounter any issues. The package might also work in Debian, but I didnt test it.
Once installed, restart Chromium / Google Chrome and you should be able to install extensions from https://extensions.gnome.org (just like with Firefox and Epiphany, you need to use GNOME Shell to be able to install extensions).
For other Linux distributions, check out the GNOME Shell integration for Chrome wiki installation page.
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Monday, April 10, 2017
How To Backup APK Using ES File Manager Latest Version Now You Cant See The Old App Manager Menu Item
How To Backup APK Using ES File Manager Latest Version Now You Cant See The Old App Manager Menu Item
Along with bug fixes,performance improvements and other feature enhancements the ES team brought a modified Fast Access menu on the recent version of ES File Explorer File Manager. In the previous version of ES File Manager there was an App Manager menu item in the Fast Access menu, Which is used to mange User and System apps. The App Managers apk backup feature is very useful as we can backup and reinstall the app later without downloading from Google Play. One of my old post titled "How To Backup Android Apps As APK using ES File Explorer ?" mentioned the steps do the same.As the recent version modified the Fast access menu, now you cant find the App Manger there. Its renamed to APP and placed in Library menu. The New APP is same as the old App Manager and which can do all the old stuffs like Uninstall, backup, etc. The process of backup apk is same and I included the complete steps in this post.
Backup Android App Using ES File Explorer File Manager
1. Open ES File Explorer - Download2. Tap on Fast Access icon or option soft key or swipe from left to right.
3. In Fast Access menu tap on Library then APP.
4. In the APP grid long press on the desired app you wish to back up and finally tap on Backup.
(If you wish to backup multiple apps, just tap on other apps too)
Thats it.. You can grab the backed up app apk from /sdcard/backups/apps/.
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How to remove bypass please enter the Privacy Protection
How to remove bypass please enter the Privacy Protection
With this Miracle Box method, you wont need to flash the phones firmware to fix this "please enter the privacy protection password to unlock" error. Some Supported :- Spice , karbonn , lava , micromax , intex , vivo , and More
Requirement
* Download Miracle Box (MIRACLE BOX SETUP DOWNLOAD HERE)
* PC windows
* USB cord
* Manually Install Mediatek VCOM drivers (see MTK USB DRIVER DOWNLOAD )
IF YOU NEED FIRMWARE ALL MOBILES TO CLICK HERE
Note:-
If this method fails to work for whatever reason then you can always use the SP Flash tool format method (SP FLASH TOOL DOWNLOAD HERE)
Procedure
1. Extract the content of the Miracle Box to your desktop. Open the folder and run "Miracle_Loader_2.27A"
2. Wait till the Miracle Box program is launched
3. Click on the MTK tab
4. Click on the Unlock / Fix tab
5. Tick Clear Anti-theft
6. Click the dropdown box and select your chipset type MT****
7. Click the Start Button
8. Connect the phone to the PC (must be switched off still with battery inside)
9. Press the power button once (this is to ensure that your device is detected immediately). DO NOT hold down the power button else the phone will boot up normally
10. Wait for the message ">>Done. (Need to wait a few minutes the phone is switched)"
11. Disconnect and power on the phone !!!!! Download This App For future App !!!!!
Requirement
* Download Miracle Box (MIRACLE BOX SETUP DOWNLOAD HERE)
* PC windows
* USB cord
* Manually Install Mediatek VCOM drivers (see MTK USB DRIVER DOWNLOAD )
IF YOU NEED FIRMWARE ALL MOBILES TO CLICK HERE
Note:-
If this method fails to work for whatever reason then you can always use the SP Flash tool format method (SP FLASH TOOL DOWNLOAD HERE)
Procedure
1. Extract the content of the Miracle Box to your desktop. Open the folder and run "Miracle_Loader_2.27A"
2. Wait till the Miracle Box program is launched
3. Click on the MTK tab
4. Click on the Unlock / Fix tab
5. Tick Clear Anti-theft
6. Click the dropdown box and select your chipset type MT****
7. Click the Start Button
8. Connect the phone to the PC (must be switched off still with battery inside)
9. Press the power button once (this is to ensure that your device is detected immediately). DO NOT hold down the power button else the phone will boot up normally
10. Wait for the message ">>Done. (Need to wait a few minutes the phone is switched)"
11. Disconnect and power on the phone !!!!! Download This App For future App !!!!!
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Thursday, April 6, 2017
How To Fix Unable to resolve the servers DNS address Error
How To Fix Unable to resolve the servers DNS address Error
Unable to resolve the servers DNS address, Mostly I get this error on embedded video players in web pages. This is a common error, mainly because the ISP cant find the server or the server blocked by the ISP. When we connect to internet, by default we use the DNS provided by an ISP (Assigns Automatically ). So changing this default DNS to any free DNS servers like Google DNS, OpenDNS, etc. will fix the issue completely.Google Public DNS
Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8
Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4
Open DNS
Primary DNS: 208.67.222.222
Secondary DNS: 208.67.220.220
As I mentioned above changing the DNS to any of the provided one will fix the DNS error. Follow the below steps to change the network DNS to a custom one.
How to
1. Open Run Command (Press Windows + R )
2. Type ncpa.cpl then, press OK.
3. Right click the Network Adapter you are using and select Properties.
4. In the Properties Window, Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4)
5. Tick Use the following DNS server addresses.
6. Finally enter any of the DNS provided.
For example Use Google Public DNS
Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8
Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4
Thats it...
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Monday, April 3, 2017
Getting the most out of multibooting
Getting the most out of multibooting
As with most Linux users, while I prefer to use Linux I generally have more than one OS installed on my computers. Typically, people will dual-boot their computer and run some version of Windows along with one other OS. Im a little more ambitious though, and I have three operating systems on my netbook; Windows XP Pro, Ubuntu "Natty" and OSX Snow Leopard. Yes that is correct, Im running OSX on my Asus netbook and at the moment its my favorite of the three OSes. Unfortunately, there are no .kexts available for my graphics chip (Intel GMA3150) so there is no Quartz Extreme/Core Image but its not a big deal really, the system seems plenty responsive and does everything youd expect a netbook to do.
Aside from the obvious issues with installing and configuring three separate operating systems, managing boot-loaders and getting the different operating systems to play nicely with each other, the biggest hurdle that I encountered with setting up my netbook for triple booting was the issue sharing my limited hard drive space. Typically, most operating systems will automatically store your personal data on the same partition as the system. Ever since I first switched to Linux after a catastrophic Windows system failure I looked for a way to safeguard my data. The obvious answer is to put the system and your documents on separate partitions. Applying the same concept to non-Linux systems is not quite as straightforward but can still be accomplished. Here is how I did it with my computer.
First things first: Youre going to need drivers. Linux has read and write support for virtually all file system formats out of the box, including OSXs "hierarchical file system" or "HFS+" and the Windows "new technology file system" or "NTFS". Unfortunately, same can not be said for Windows and OSX. On OSX, in my experience there are not any usable free drivers for Linux EXT2 and EXT3 hard drives. Ive tried MacFUSE with the EXT2 driver which I was able to use to mount my Linux partitions occasionally (via terminal commands) but the results were intermittent and every time I managed to mount my EXT3 partition under Mac OSX I would have to run a file system check the next time I booted into Linux. In the end, I used the proprietary drivers from Paragon for both EXT2/3 and NTFS and they work like a charm. You may have better luck than me with MacFUSE, but after having to manually mount and unmount partitions and deal with potential hard drive corruption, I decided to bite the bullet and use a tried and true albeit not free solution.
Under Windows, you can use a program called EXT2IFS (not Ext2FSD, Ive never gotten it to work properly) for mounting EXT2/3 drives and Paragon makes an HFS+ driver for Windows (also not a free product).
In regards to how I have partitioned my computer and configured each OS to share the same space for data storage, a lot of people might look at me funny and say "Now why would you do it that way?" The fact of the matter is there are probably a hundred different ways to do achieve the same results but the way I chose works best for me. It begins with the partitioning scheme.
Here is how my hard drive is broken down:
/dev/sda (250GB MBR formatted)
/dev/sda1 HFS+ 30GB "OSX"
/dev/sda2 NTFS 30GB "WINDOWS"
/dev/sda3 EXT3 15GB "Ubuntu" ("/")
/dev/sda4 EXT3 175GB "Home" ("/home")
As you can see, I have no swap partition. This is because I had to use Primary partitions for better interoperability, the limitation there being a maximum of four partitions. This is also the reason why I use my EXT3 home partition for data storage between all three OS. It might seem more obvious to create a large FAT32 partition for storing and transferring files between operating systems since OSX, Windows and Linux all can read and write to FAT32 formatted drives. The simple solution there would have been to do what I did with my OSX /users files and delete the original folders and create symlinks to their corresponding locations on the /home partition in the terminal. eg;
sudo rm -rf /users/ryan/documents
sudo ln -s /Volumes/Home/ryan/Documents /users/ryan/
That technically would work just fine doing the exact same thing under Linux, should I have installed my entire Linux system on one partition and just symlinked my home folders to their corresponding locations on the large FAT32 partition. However, I chose to do it "my way" for several reasons;
1) FAT32 filesystems cant support files larger than 4 GB, and considering I like to rip DVDs that was simply a nogo.
2) FAT32 is non-POSIX compliant, meaning is doesnt handle Linux (or in the case of OSX, UNIX) file permissions properly. Ive run into problems with not being able to write to FAT32 drives from Linux and OSX because of not being able to change file permissions properly. Maybe this has gotten better over the years but ever since flash drives have gotten bigger than 4GB I have completely abandoned FAT32.
3) Im primarily a Linux user. If one OS has to play host to my files, it should be Linux. Plain and simple.
4) Of all of the formats I could have used (EXT2/3, FAT32, NTFS, HFS+) EXT3 seems to have be the most efficient but this is my opinion based on anecdotal observation. Linux read/write speeds to and from NTFS are absolutely TERRIBLE, whereas Windows read/write speeds to EXT2/3 doesnt seem as bad.
The last order of business was to make Windows use my home partition. Now, it may seem like the obvious thing to do is to right click the "My Documents" folder on Windows and change the target to /home/ryan and be done with it, but THIS IS A TERRIBLE IDEA!!! Setting your "My Documents" folder to your /home/user folder will result in permissions problems so dont do it. Under Windows 7, you can change each individual folder (library?) to target another directory. The same is not true for Windows XP though. I had to delete all of my folders from "My Documents" and then create shortcuts to each of the folders in "/home" and place them in "My Documents". Unfortunately, a shortcut is not handled the same way as a symlink. First a shortcut has a file extension .lnk so most programs wont see the shortcut as a directory and by default will probably recreate the folder its looking for, eg;
C:Documents and SettingsusernameMy DocumentsDownloads
Unfortunately, there doesnt seem to be a good way of getting around this except for changing the default location that applications save/download to manually. I prefer the target changing method of Windows 7, but Im using XP. Why am I using XP? Because it has a smaller foot print than Windows 7 and because its more compatible with the few things I still need Windows for, like accessing school web sites that only want to work properly on Windows XP using Internet Explorer. IE9 breaks a lot of functionality that certain sites need and since I primarily use my netbook for school, thats a no-go.
Im looking into making XP use another partition for individual folders and not "My Documents" folder a little more transparent. Maybe there is a way to do it with registry hacks, but thats a dangerous game to play. Ill post back when and if I figure something out.
EDIT:
I tried like four different methods of creating UNIX like symlinks or junctions either via the command line or using applications and I finally found one that works. Just download Winbolic and create the links. There are a couple of warnings about linking a link to itself and other stupidity like the fact that if you delete the Windows junction it will delete the target folder too. Other than that, it works like a charm and achieves total transparency with interoperability and function.
Here is how my hard drive is broken down:
/dev/sda (250GB MBR formatted)
/dev/sda1 HFS+ 30GB "OSX"
/dev/sda2 NTFS 30GB "WINDOWS"
/dev/sda3 EXT3 15GB "Ubuntu" ("/")
/dev/sda4 EXT3 175GB "Home" ("/home")
As you can see, I have no swap partition. This is because I had to use Primary partitions for better interoperability, the limitation there being a maximum of four partitions. This is also the reason why I use my EXT3 home partition for data storage between all three OS. It might seem more obvious to create a large FAT32 partition for storing and transferring files between operating systems since OSX, Windows and Linux all can read and write to FAT32 formatted drives. The simple solution there would have been to do what I did with my OSX /users files and delete the original folders and create symlinks to their corresponding locations on the /home partition in the terminal. eg;
sudo rm -rf /users/ryan/documents
sudo ln -s /Volumes/Home/ryan/Documents /users/ryan/
That technically would work just fine doing the exact same thing under Linux, should I have installed my entire Linux system on one partition and just symlinked my home folders to their corresponding locations on the large FAT32 partition. However, I chose to do it "my way" for several reasons;
1) FAT32 filesystems cant support files larger than 4 GB, and considering I like to rip DVDs that was simply a nogo.
2) FAT32 is non-POSIX compliant, meaning is doesnt handle Linux (or in the case of OSX, UNIX) file permissions properly. Ive run into problems with not being able to write to FAT32 drives from Linux and OSX because of not being able to change file permissions properly. Maybe this has gotten better over the years but ever since flash drives have gotten bigger than 4GB I have completely abandoned FAT32.
3) Im primarily a Linux user. If one OS has to play host to my files, it should be Linux. Plain and simple.
4) Of all of the formats I could have used (EXT2/3, FAT32, NTFS, HFS+) EXT3 seems to have be the most efficient but this is my opinion based on anecdotal observation. Linux read/write speeds to and from NTFS are absolutely TERRIBLE, whereas Windows read/write speeds to EXT2/3 doesnt seem as bad.
The last order of business was to make Windows use my home partition. Now, it may seem like the obvious thing to do is to right click the "My Documents" folder on Windows and change the target to /home/ryan and be done with it, but THIS IS A TERRIBLE IDEA!!! Setting your "My Documents" folder to your /home/user folder will result in permissions problems so dont do it. Under Windows 7, you can change each individual folder (library?) to target another directory. The same is not true for Windows XP though. I had to delete all of my folders from "My Documents" and then create shortcuts to each of the folders in "/home" and place them in "My Documents". Unfortunately, a shortcut is not handled the same way as a symlink. First a shortcut has a file extension .lnk so most programs wont see the shortcut as a directory and by default will probably recreate the folder its looking for, eg;
C:Documents and SettingsusernameMy DocumentsDownloads
Unfortunately, there doesnt seem to be a good way of getting around this except for changing the default location that applications save/download to manually. I prefer the target changing method of Windows 7, but Im using XP. Why am I using XP? Because it has a smaller foot print than Windows 7 and because its more compatible with the few things I still need Windows for, like accessing school web sites that only want to work properly on Windows XP using Internet Explorer. IE9 breaks a lot of functionality that certain sites need and since I primarily use my netbook for school, thats a no-go.
Im looking into making XP use another partition for individual folders and not "My Documents" folder a little more transparent. Maybe there is a way to do it with registry hacks, but thats a dangerous game to play. Ill post back when and if I figure something out.
EDIT:
I tried like four different methods of creating UNIX like symlinks or junctions either via the command line or using applications and I finally found one that works. Just download Winbolic and create the links. There are a couple of warnings about linking a link to itself and other stupidity like the fact that if you delete the Windows junction it will delete the target folder too. Other than that, it works like a charm and achieves total transparency with interoperability and function.
Available link for download
Friday, March 31, 2017
GIGABYTE Z97X Gaming G1 Black selected as “Motherboard of the Year” by PC PowerPlay Magazine
GIGABYTE Z97X Gaming G1 Black selected as “Motherboard of the Year” by PC PowerPlay Magazine
GIGABYTE Z97X Gaming G1 Black has been selected as the “Motherboard of the Year” by PC PowerPlay Magazine in Australia. PC PowerPlay Magazine is the biggest gaming magazine in Australia and clearly rates our top spec Z97 Gaming board as the best of the best. Make sure you get one on your next upgrade! The magazine doesn’t have a definite pick on the CPU side so we’ll take the liberty of suggesting for a good match. We’d recommend the Intel 4690K or 4790K for high end or as a pure gamer even the Intel Pentium G3258 Anniversary Edition is a killer performer in 3D!
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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
How Fast Can I Lose Weight Juicing Harsh Diets Not The Ticket To Fat Loss
How Fast Can I Lose Weight Juicing Harsh Diets Not The Ticket To Fat Loss
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Friday, February 17, 2017
How To Change The Mouse Scroll Wheel Speed In Linux Using imwheel Quick Tip
How To Change The Mouse Scroll Wheel Speed In Linux Using imwheel Quick Tip
Ive never actually needed to modify the mouse scroll wheel speed until recently, when I got a new mouse and I wanted to change the scroll wheel settings. Thats when I noticed theres no such option in Unity / GNOME Control Center.
I searched for ways to change this under Linux and the easiest to use seems to be "imwheel", a command line tool that can be used to tweak the mouse wheel behavior and which, among others, can change the scroll speed of the mouse wheel, and I decided to share the information with you.
Heres what you need to do to change the scroll speed of the mouse wheel if your desktop environment doesnt have an option for this:
1. Install imwheel. Since the app is available in the official Ubuntu repositories, you can install using Synaptic, Ubuntu Software Center, etc. or use the following command to install it:
sudo apt-get install imwheel2. Next, create a file called ".imwheelrc" in your home directory - Ill use Gedit in the command below to open this file:
gedit ~/.imwheelrcAnd in this file, paste the following:
".*"
None, Up, Button4, 3
None, Down, Button5, 3
Control_L, Up, Control_L|Button4
Control_L, Down, Control_L|Button5
Shift_L, Up, Shift_L|Button4
Shift_L, Down, Shift_L|Button5"3" at the end of lines two and three represent the number of lines to scroll ("3" should be default) - modify this number to suit your needs. Once youre done, save the file.
The first (".*") line from the code used above represents is used to specify in which applications to use those settings. ".*" means everywhere, but you can also apply application-specific settings by changing ".*" to the window name (and add multiple application-dependent settings). Run "man imwheel" for more information.
And finally, the last 4 lines in the code above are there to allow Ctrl / Shift with mouse scroll wheel up / down to work (for instance, to allow zooming in on a webpage in the web browser, etc.), which is the default behaviour.
And finally, the last 4 lines in the code above are there to allow Ctrl / Shift with mouse scroll wheel up / down to work (for instance, to allow zooming in on a webpage in the web browser, etc.), which is the default behaviour.
3. Start "imwheel" (type "imwheel" in a terminal). Important note: make sure you dont run multiple imwheel instances (if you want to stop any previous instances, run the following command: "killall imwheel")!
Also, if you have back / forward navigation buttons on your mouse, they will stop working using the configuration weve used above. In such cases, you should launch imwheel like this:
imwheel -b "4 5"4. Since these settings are only applied when imwheel is running, you should add imwheel to startup (if you use Unity, to do this, open Startup Applications, click "Add" and under both "Name" and "Command" fields, add "imwheel"). Also, like I mentioned above, if you have back / forward mouse navigation buttons, use the following command instead of simply running "imwheel" or else those buttons wont work: imwheel -b "4 5"
Its important to mention that imwheel applies the settings available in ~/.imwheelrc when the application starts and it doesnt update when changing the configuration file. So if you modify the configuration file, youll need to close imwheel and start it again to apply / test the changes (you can close/kill it using the following command: "killall imwheel").
Notes:
- this will most probably not fix issues such as very fast scrolling, if you encounter such an issue, you can try unplugging and then plugging the mouse back (from what Ive read, that seems to solve the issue in most cases);
- if you only want to change the scroll wheel speed in Firefox and Chrome, you can do this from within the app or using an extension: Firefox | Chrome, etc.
via AskUbuntu; image via Wikipedia.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017
GIGABYTE X99 SOC Champion… is still the Champion!
GIGABYTE X99 SOC Champion… is still the Champion!
HWBOT published their April 2015 number run down. Quite a good month overall we must say for the overclocking world as 36 World Records and 114 Global First Place results have been achieved by overclockers at HWBOT!
But obviously, the numbers that really makes us happy here is to see this month’s Top Hardware numbers. where the GIGABYTE X99-SOC Champion finished in 1st place in April with 18 World Records!!!
X99-SOC Champion, you rock!!
Source: http://hwbot.org/news/12040
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GAME NARUTO MUGEN THE NEW ERA PC
GAME NARUTO MUGEN THE NEW ERA PC
Satu lagi game naruto yang seru, Naruto Mugen The New ERA.
Win XP / 7
Pentium IV / Better
32MB VRAM
700MB Disk space
DOWNLOAD:
NARUTO MUGEN THE NEW ERA
MIRROR
FOLDER MEDIAFIRE PART 1 - PART 15
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Friday, January 27, 2017
How to Read WhatsApp Messages without Alerting the Sender
How to Read WhatsApp Messages without Alerting the Sender
How to Read WhatsApp Messages without Alerting the Sender
WhatsApp is probably the most popular and known instant messaging service of the last few years. It doesn’t even need an official introduction. You, your friends, your parents, and even that cruel relative who gives you lecture about your future is taking advantage of this free app to stay connected with everybody.
Last year WhatsApp added a function that tells the sender whether you have read their message or not. This came as a problem to a few (err.. a lot) since it somewhat forced you to reply to the message instantly. Some users liked it while some didn’t. If you don’t like this feature then here are 5 techniques you can use to read WhatsApp messages without altering the sender.
1. Disable Read Receipts
Disabling “Read receipts” option is probably the most straightforward technique. By doing so you’ll disable the ability of WhatsApp to show blue ticks to the sender that tells them that you’ve read their message. But the downside here is that if you disable read receipts you will not be able to know whether someone has read your texts or not. Here’s how to disable it.
- Open WhatsApp and go to app settings.
- Tap on “Accounts” and then on “Privacy”.
- Scroll to the bottom and untick “Read receipts”.
2. Get A Glance From The Notification Bar
This is a no-brainer – you get a notification in your notification area when you get a message. You can easily read the complete or partial message from the notification bar without opening the app. The blue ticks show only when you open the app to read messages.
3. Enable Airplane Mode Before Reading Messages
Once you get a message don’t open the app immediately, turn on the airplane mode or flight mode instead. This will turn off the WiFi or mobile data and will take WhatsApp offline. Now go ahead and read the message and you won’t alert the sender since you’ll be reading the message from app cache. Once you are done, close the app (remove it from your recent apps list too) and turn off the airplane mode.
4. Add WhatsApp Widget To Your Home Screen
I don’t know if you are aware of the fact that WhatsApp has a widget. You can place this widget on your home screen to read messages at a glance. Since reading via widget doesn’t open the app you can keep the blue ticks from showing up.
5. Use WhatsApp Pop-up
A lot of people might have forgotten about this old feature but it is still available in WhatsApp. Go to the app’s settings and select “Notifications”. Now look for “Pop-up Notification” under “Message Notifications”. Tap on it and select one that suits you from the following:
- Only when screen “on”
- Only when screen “off”
- Always show pop-up
By doing so you can read the messages without actually opening the app.
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Sunday, January 15, 2017
How to answer the questions
How to answer the questions
- Apply for jobs you really want. If youre not really sure about a job, every question will be tough to answer.
- Know yourself. Consider your strengths and weaknesses, and be aware of the qualities you offer a potential employer. Think about how your past experiences have helped you.
- Before the interview, think about (or write down) all the possible questions you could be asked, and come up with answers to them.
- Recognize that the interviewer is interested in you. Dont sell yourself short, and realize that you have something to offer. This will make questions easier to answer.
- Talk about the future as much as the past. Avoid discussing uncomfortable things from your past and focus on what you can do for the company and why you want to work there. If caught off guard with a question, dont answer right away. Take some time to compose your thoughts, and then answer as best you can.
- Try to answer all questions as positively as you can. Dont speak negatively about former employers, former companies or former management.
- Do some research about the company and the position you are interviewing for. If possible, talk to someone who has the job and find out what the companies look for in an employee. Dont lie, but position yourself as the ideal candidate.
- Look over your resume before the interview as many questions may come from your resume.
- Dont ramble especially when answering a tough interview question. Answer the question...get in and get out of it! If you seem unsure they may continue the same line of questions that are making you uncomfortable.
- If you dont understand the question, it is alright to ask them to repeat it rather than assume you can fake your way through an answer. People usually rephrase a question the second time through and that can give you an edge.
TIPS
- Be clean. Shower 1 hour before, no perfume, no "statements" like punk clothing/haircuts/jewelry/nose or earrings/other body art. If you want to sell yourself, be relaxed and ready to kick butt.
- Give yourself plenty of time to get to the interview. You dont want to be late or rushed--arriving early will allow you to enter the interview calm, cool and collected (and ready to answer questions).
- Keep in mind that a job interview is not "just about you". It is also your opportunity to determine if the company is one you wish to work for. When the interviewer asks if you have any questions, the worst thing you can do is say no. Always have at least two or three job or company related questions ready.
- Do a bit of research in advance of the interview and learn about the companys history and direction.During the interview, refer to things youve learned about the company. This tells the interviewer that you have an interest in the company and understand its mission, giving you an edge over applicants who simply "walk in".
- Turn potentially negative answers into positive ones. A common example would be "What are your weaknesses?" The worst answer to give is that you havent any. Find a weakness that youve improved upon and use that for your answer to this common question. "I learned in my previous position that my computer skills were not as strong as I would have preferred. I have since completed classroom training in that area, and have greatly improved." Remember, the question isnt meant to determine what the "weaknesses" are- it is meant to determine what you have done to correct them.
- Always bring questions full circle back to your stated achievements and qualifications. When the interviewer asks a "How would you handle xxx?", a good answer would be "I had a similar situation in a previous position, and I handled it by.." Whenever a positive result was achieved, it is imperative that you note it. "My actions resulted in a decrease of operating expenses by 15% while increasing revenues by 25%."
- Practice asking yourself questions in a mirror or have someone you know assist. Do what all US Presidents, court witnesses and executives do to prepare for tough questions: using a role-playing format, have someone ask you the same potentially tough questions, giving you the opportunity to practice your answers and delivery. Allow yourself practice to work through not only the best answer but one youre most comfortable delivering.
- Use the STAR method when asked questions such as have you ever been in a group that did not work well together? Discuss the Situation, what Tasks you needed to achieve, what Actions you took, and the Results. Its okay if the situation ended badly. Discuss what you learned and how you would have handled the situation differently.
WARNINGS
- Do not go there hoping to get the job. It produces sweat, stupid answers, etc., as anticipation is not a good thing. Go there to show them what they will be losing if they dont hire you. Dont wish for the job, just go and prove how good you are. Do not humiliate yourself--just convince the company you are a good human and they willwant you. Easy.
- Dont try to impress the interviewer by using vocabulary you dont know. If you dont know what a word means, dont use it. Otherwise you will come across as ignorant and insincere.
- Dont appear arrogant or the interviewer will try to stump you by asking even harder questions. Pay attention to your body language!
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Friday, January 13, 2017
Gotta Have SLI On A Budget Check Out This Review of The GIGABYTE Z170XP SLI
Gotta Have SLI On A Budget Check Out This Review of The GIGABYTE Z170XP SLI
Not everyone has the same budget when they are building a PC. While some enthusiasts might have be willing to spend a lot to ensure that they have the best that money can buy, others are on more modest budgets that require some restraint when purchasing parts.
GIGABYTE understands and has a number of motherboards geared towards users on a budget. Recently TweakTowns Steven Bassiri has a chance to review one of these boards, the GIGABYTE Z170XP-SLI, and gave it top marks.
For those that dont know, the Z170XP-SLI is a value-oriented board that has support for NVIDIAs SLI as well as AMDs CrossFireX technology. This means that the board will support more than one NVIDIA or AMD card, which is great for users that want the power that two video cards can provide.
Steven says he liked the SLI support on the board, solid memory support at 3600 MHz, upgraded audio, and Intel NIC on the board.
Here are his final thoughts on the board:
The Z170XP-SLI has a lot of the latest features I come to expect from a Z170 motherboard above the $150 price range; USB 3.1, upgraded audio, Intel NIC, solid performance, and decent overclocking capabilities. That being said, this motherboard only costs $136 on Amazon making it a very good deal for those on a budget.The Z170XP-SLI can perform like more expensive motherboards and even overclock like them in the right conditions, but producing those conditions might be difficult, and that is why people pay more for better overclocking.
You can find out more on the GIGABYTE Z170XP-SLI here.
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Saturday, January 7, 2017
Game Tactical Soccer The New Season
Game Tactical Soccer The New Season
Hai sobat game-pc8 ?, kali ini saya akan berbagi game tentang sepak bola yang baru dirilis pekan lalu. Game ini beranama " Tactical Soccer The New Season ".
Tactical Soccer The New Season - adalah game bergenre Football. Dalam game ini anda dapat melatih kahlian anda untuk menjadi seorang manager atau pelatih sepak bola yang hebat. Anda dalam game ini akan diminta untuk mengatur strategi permainan dalam sepak bola dan juga mengatur polo bermain serta letak para pemainnya.
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Tactical Soccer The New Season - adalah game bergenre Football. Dalam game ini anda dapat melatih kahlian anda untuk menjadi seorang manager atau pelatih sepak bola yang hebat. Anda dalam game ini akan diminta untuk mengatur strategi permainan dalam sepak bola dan juga mengatur polo bermain serta letak para pemainnya.
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- OS : Windows xp, 7, vista, 8, 8.1, 10
- Ram : 3 GB
- Processor : Quad Core 2.3 Ghz
Download Size 450 mb
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Monday, January 2, 2017
Here Are Your Winners of the GIGABYTE Z97 Last Hurrah Contest!
Here Are Your Winners of the GIGABYTE Z97 Last Hurrah Contest!
The GIGABYTE Z97 Last Hurrah wrapped up last week and now the results are official.
We would like to congratulate Xtreme Addict and Arhaam for winning the contest. Xtreme Addict took first place in the Extreme Cooling category with 79 points and won a GIGABYTE Z170X-SOC Force motherboard. Arhaam won the ambient cooling category with 73 points and is also taking home a GIGABYTE Z170X-SOC Force board.
For more information on the contest and the official results, head on over to HWBOTs OC E-Sports portal.
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Friday, December 30, 2016
How To Load the Desktop Version Of Websites On Your Google Android Honeycomb Tablet
How To Load the Desktop Version Of Websites On Your Google Android Honeycomb Tablet
Tablets are great devices for reading and browsing websites. Using the touchpad is intuitive and convenient, and tablet screens don’t present the size limitations of mobile phones. However, with tablet web browsing, you will notice that many websites automatically load their mobile version. This is because the browser you are using identifies itself as a mobile based application to the websites you are visiting.Being restricted to the mobile version of a website can be annoying since they often lack features offered by their desktop version. If you would prefer to view the desktop version of websites on your Google Android Honeycomb tablet, you will be delighted to hear that there are two simple ways to achieve this. Read on to find out how you can toggle between the desktop and mobile versions on your Honeycomb tablet.
Change The Honeycomb Browser User Agent Setting
The Honeycomb browser’s user agent is set to ‘Android’, which most websites interpret as ‘smartphone’, thus displaying the compact version of their website. To change this, you need to change the respective user agent string.
- Open the native browser on your Android Honeycomb tablet.
- Type about:debug in the address / URL bar and press Enter.
- Don’t expect anything to happen; it will probably look like nothing happened.
- Next, open the browser’s settings via the icon in the top right corner.
- Select Settings from the drop-down menu.
- Switch to the Debug tab via the left-hand menu.
- On the right side now select UAString.
- Select Desktop.
- Click the Back button in the bottom left corner of the browser to exit settings.
- Repeat step 2 to exit debugging mode.
Note that the setting may be reset every time you reboot your device.
Interestingly, the browser on Android-based smartphones has a different user agent setting, which reads ‘Android Mobile’. This actually allows websites to differentiate between tablets and smartphones. Unfortunately, not all websites support the two different settings and surprisingly, this includes Google Mail.
Use A Different Browser
You may find that some mobile websites are actually more convenient than their desktop counterparts. In this case you probably don’t want to change the user agent setting since switching back and forth between different settings is quite a hassle. The alternative solution is to use a different browser which allows you to toggle easily between the desktop and mobile version of a website.
A browser I highly recommend is Dolphin Browser HD. To rapidly switch between the mobile and desktop versions of a website, you also need to install the Dolphin Desktop Toggle add-on. Once installed, you will find a toggle button in the right-hand menu of the browser. The right-hand menu opens when you attempt to slide the browser window to the left. Pressing the toggle button will load the respective other version of the website, if available.
Are you still undecided which tablet to get? There are at least 5 Things To Consider Before Buying A Tablet PC. Maybe you would like to Try Google’s Android Mobile OS on Your Computer with Live CD? And if you have made up your mind about getting an Android Tablet, be sure to review The 3 Best Android Tablets Available Today That A Buyer Should Check Out.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2016
How Can I Lose Weight Fast From My Thighs The Benefits Of Opuntia Ficus Indica
How Can I Lose Weight Fast From My Thighs The Benefits Of Opuntia Ficus Indica
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