I’ve spent a good 3 hours total researching and playing with my phone (T-Mobile LG V20) trying to get rid of the obnoxious update Notification and making sure my phone doesn’t brick overnight since I’m rooted and rom’d and don’t feel like having to spend even more time recovering. After trying what one user posted for […]
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Google is a great company offering a lot of amazing services for free or low cost. Though sometimes, for the non-techies, they can be difficult to navigate and there are a lot of helpful services they offer. I wanted to provide a little intro into current navigation and some of the tools they provide that
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If you don’t have a backup plan, click here. Something I really don’t get is how anyone can think that they can have a computer and not need backups. Just like humans, computers can fail at any given moment. It’s really not the risk of losing your family photos, favorite music, personal or business documents. And
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Via an App: There are plenty of apps out there to allow you to send texts from your own phone number via your computer. All of these apps work exclusively on Android. Mightytext.net – recommended. Click here PushBullet AirDroid For a comparison of these: http://www.guidingtech.com/33996/mightytext-vs-pushbullet-vs-airdroid/ If you’re looking for another number. Google Voice can provide that, and offers compatibility
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ORIGINAL POST: https://www.samkear.com/software/linux/upgrading-ubiquiti-unifi-controller-software-centos I recently completed a deployment of several Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC-PRO access points and so far I’ve been very impressed with their performance. One of the best things about Ubuqiti is that the UniFi controller software is completely free. Ubiquiti provides a Linux package for Debian /Ubuntu but in order to install UniFi on Centos or any other
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Since Google’s Guides are Lacking for using GP for the computer, I figure I’ll fill in some of the blanks. Google’s Guide can be seen here. Google Photos is a fantastic tool for archiving and saving all your photos. Don’t be afraid to click around and figure some stuff out on your own. In fact,
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Recently I stumbled upon a problem with my Note 4 where the reactivation lock prevented me from booting and would show “Custom binary blocked by Reactivation Lock” . The fix was posted on XDA. 1º Open Odin (v3.09 in this case) 2º Reboot the phone in download mode (Volume down + home + power button)
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Knowing the basics and common functions is a must on any job that revolves around technology. Here are a couple tips and How To articles of things you should know to make your overall experience less frustrating. How to Use the Start Menu (or Spotlight on Mac) You can search your entire computer from the
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Please Note: Videos in this article will not play if you are using Internet Explorer due to a lack of HTML 5 support. I recommend Google Chrome. New versions of foxit have 2 toolbar modes, Classic and Ribbon. Ribbon it the one this training will be based on, however if you have an older version,
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To Create a Stamp Save image to documents or pictures and then open foxit Click Comments Click Create (if in Classic Mode, click Stamp then Create) Create Custom Stamp Browse and select the signature. Double click image I sent Click Category and type Signature Click Name and type Signature Click create. Click Comments >> Stamp
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