How do I stop my keyboard from typing/overlapping letters and make it insert letters again?
I accidentally must have pressed a hotkey on my keyboard. If I start typing in the middle of a sentence, it doesn't insert letters, it replaces that space with the letter I punched. What do I do? Does anyone know the shortcut to change this? It's frustrating me like crazy, cuz it happens a lot! And, I don't know how to change it! It's only in my hotmail thought .. any thoughts appreciated!
What is the best logo ever created? 'Best' being defined as a logo that is memorable and has a voice of its own.
Is that a golfer or the profile of a Spartan wearing a helmet?The ‘R’ forms a man riding a bicycle, the orange circle is the front wheel.The hand and leg enclosure forms the map of AustraliaTwo ‘F’s and a plane in the middleThe coffee froth forms the shape of the moon (with an eye)The face of a lion, the shape of a bird.The ‘C’s form the eyes of a catA fish made of code symbolsThe negative spaces between the legs form the buildings of the BronxIs it a hat or a cup?A reel or a scared face?BoundaryIs it a bear or a hand?Baskin Robbins has 31 flavours – check the ‘B’ & the ‘R’Sony VaioIs it a ‘g’ or a smiling face?The ‘C’ and the ‘o’ form a tyreAn eight made up of 8sEver noticed the arrow in the negative space between the ‘E’ and the ‘x’?The number ‘1’ can be seen between the white ‘F’ and the red wavesFrom ‘a’ to ‘z’, Amazon has it all…and a smile.The Guild of Food Writers logo shows a spoon between the nib of a fountain penLondon Symphony Orchestra – Do you see LSO or a conducter with a baton?The peacock in the NBC logo stands for color and pride.The ‘N’ is also a ‘W’ with an arrow pointing north-westIs it a tree or a chimp looking at a lioness?The chip forms the word SUN in all directionsEver noticed the bear between the mountain?One of the first commercially designed ambigram/reversible logos (1969) A plug, socket and an ‘E’ in the middle
WhatsApp messages pop up on the top of the screen in Lollipop. How do you turn this off?
Android Lollipop, introduced an array of new features and aesthetics that pleased many loyal users. One of those additions being the new heads-up notifications. Taking subtle inspiration from iOS, these notifications are visually appealing and can be easily dismissed or expanded, but they do require that you take an action before they go away immediately. Of course, you can always wait 10 seconds for them to disappear, but that can be really annoying if you're in the middle of a game or editing a photo.Unfortunately, there's no setting that lets you dictate how notifications will come in. On an iPhone, you can choose either Alerts, Banners, or None, but in Android Lollipop, it's heads-up or no notifications at all.But this is Android we're talking about, so when Google misses a beat, a developer is usually there to fix it, which is exactly what Jawomo's new app does. Lollipop users can still receive their notifications without the interruption of obtrusive heads-up alerts, much like the old-style ticker notifications we had on KitKat. And unlike other methods of disabling these notifications, Jawomo's app doesn't require root-level access.Step 1 - Install HeadsOffGo ahead and install HeadsOff, Jawomo's app, from the Google Play Store for free. Obviously, you'll need to be running Android 5.0 or higher for this.Step 2 - Enable the ServiceTo get this application working, open it up and select "App is disabled," then enable Notification access. Once access is granted, heads-up notifications will be suppressed.Step 3 - Apply It on a Per-App Basis (Optional)With the Pro version ($1.99), you can enable HeadsOff on a per-app basis so you don't miss out on the alerts you really want. There's also an option to select how notifications appear on your lock screen, but this can also be done natively through the stock Settings app.Step 4 - Try It Out & Enjoy!Heads-up notifications will no longer intrude on what you're doing, but don't worry about missing notifications, because you'll still be able to view your them in the notification tray and through status bar notification icons.Source - Gadget HacksA.R.;-)
How did technological development shape human history from 12,000 bc to 15 century?
what was invented? roads, ( easier transportation of goods + war) deep ocean boats ( new worlds) just off the top of my head
What are the best research paper writing services?
If we are talking here about any kind of scientific “research” paper, done as part of an academic program, and hiding the fact that it isn’t your own work:That’s cheating, and is the sort of thing that the research world takes very seriously.It’s not just a matter of who gets credit for the results. The progress of science depends on the honesty of researchers. Not every reported result will be replicated by others, and fake reports cause immense trouble. If you turn a paper in with your name on it, you are asserting that you did the work and you are taking responsibility for the correctness of the results. Honest mistakes can be tolerated, but not fraud. So:You may not get caught. If you do, your career as a researcher is probably over, maybe before it even begins. Think about it.If the service in question is taking your results and just putting them into more understandable language, and if you’re sure they didn’t mangle the meaning or leave out essential qualifiers and caveats, then it might be OK.If you think it’s OK, put a disclaimer in the paper — something like this:This paper represents my own research results, but the presentation was heavily edited by “Zippy Research Papers and Auto Repair, Inc.”That might not help the paper get accepted, but at least it’s honest. If you present such a paper as your own work and writing, that’s still fraud, and I, for one, would deal very harshly with that if you were my student.
What can I learn in computer programming in just 10 minutes that could be useful for the rest of my life?
1. At the time of preparing for an interview for companies like Amazon, Google etc , writing code specially tree, link-list is very helpful and always recommended before going for such interview.After writing code, how do you verify it? By giving inputs and checking output? If it's some function based on tree or graph then? By making random tree on paper, arranging values in some order to construct the input or making a hard coded tree in the code? Frustrating and time consuming too? You've written the code, now you have to put same time to verify it as well and there is always a chance to miss some corner cases. Imagine if you wouldn't have to suffer through this to validate your code. Well, to avoid this suffering and save your precious time you can use Problems | LeetCode OJ. It's web tool, which has many problems commonly asked in interviews and provides you an interface to submit your code. Cool? saves lot of time!!2. Screen tool - If you work on remote linux machine, then you'll definitely need it. If you are in office accessing your linux machine through ssh, and you want to build something on that machine which would take long to build like 2-3 hrs. You've started build and now you want to leave. What would you do? As soon as your laptop goes down, ssh session gets killed, build process gets killed. No more parent then no more child. screen is here to save you from this situation. Before running build, run screen and you are good. You can peacefully shuts your laptop down and by next morning your code would be built.More about screen How To Use Linux Screen.3. Do you use vim? What do you do when you've to simultaneously work on two files? vsplit? What if more then two files? again vsplit? or now hsplit? Find it easy to use? Yes? Congrats, you are true linux nerd. For those, who don't know what vsplit is, it's a vim command that splits your vim terminal vertically.If you don't about vsplit or don't find it easy to use then linux is not for you. Chill, I was just kidding. There is a tool called terminator to help you out in such situation. Very flexible and easy to use.http://www.tecmint.com/terminato...Will add more as I remember.
How does Green and Red make Yellow?
Yes and no. In truth, the science of color and its perception is a very complicated notion. First things first. Color does not actually exist. Its an illusion of the mind. What does exist is photons of electromagnetic radiation flying through the air at light speed, depositing energy into objects, including your eyes. Light exists in a wide variety of frequencies. Color, on the other hand, is your minds interpretation of that information. The brain can be tricked, and color is a trick evolution has played on us. The mixing of paints is called subtractive coloring. Its how printers work. CMYK colors is the scheme printers use, while monitors and television screens use RGB. When light reflects off of something it does so with a particular frequency we recognize as a color, while all other colors (frequencies) that might have hit that surface were absorbed. So when we use printer ink or paint, we are mixing colors that absorb light... subtracting them out of what gets reflected to us. Thus, you are right - red and green make a sh*t black color. This happens because if you take a red paint (that only reflects red light), and you take away everything but the green, you get almost nothing at all. Monitors and television screens and light bulbs and LED's use the RGB color scheme. This is a type of additive color scheme. We are actually generating and projecting light of different colors, adding to what we see. If you take red light and you add to it a green, their combined effect looks yellow. Yellow is a primary color. Its in the rainbow. There is a pure frequency associated with yellow. But, our brains cannot tell the difference between a pure yellow and an overlapping combination of red and green.
Northeast Indians have Asian ancestry which can be determined from their facial structure. South Indians are usually called Dradivians and look distinct from north Indians. What race do Indians belong to?
What a generalization. Northeast Indians are located farther into the eastern side of Asia then Nepal and are very much isolated from South Asia in general. Many refer to the rest of India as mainlanders, they themselves feel isolated. Also India is in Asia, Indians are Asian.Indians from northern regions and southern regions, southern areas are located below the tropic belt and sun-screen isn’t commonly used in India. In addition, you think all people in the north look the same or all people in the south look the same?Indians in general: distinct and large eye shape, darker hair(usually thick/long/strong), lots of eyelashes, defined eyebrows and come in different shades of brown skin. Examples of what you probably don’t see often on the internet.Here we have beautiful Indian girls from northern areas:Here we have a beautiful Indian girl from a southern area of the country:Listen to me, India is the most “racist” country on the planet. The former British occupants came to India and divided and conquered, they are the reason for much of the discrimination and myths that Indians believe till this day. Nobody comes to a southern Indian and calls them dravaidan, it’s not a name-tag.The aryan-dravaidan myth has already been debunked by Harvard University and cannot be proven scientifically. Aryan is not a genotype nor a phenotype. I could ask what race are Irish people, some have small eyes/ big eyes, rounder faces/slimmer faces, multiple eye colors, freckles/no freckles and hair colors ranging from red, blonde- dark brown... I could ask what is this pina colada?India is not Brazil, with direct African and European ancestry. We are just Indian, everyone is Southern Asian. There is no Greek, or European genetics in the Indian DNA database unless you are actually mixed it is abnormal.Indians divide themselves all the time… many based on caste, language, religion, etc. as I said India is the most discriminatory country on the planet- in the end hurting it’s own people. So much of what you read on the internet, don’t believe.. I actually study human genetics and have come across many obstacles myself.