Can a computer function without a graphics card?
Yes and yes-ish.In general sense a computer does not a graphics card to function, it only needs a graphics card for you to be able to see and interact with it directly.A modern router can certainly be classified as a computer and it does not have a graphics card. Many servers and embedded devices run headless (no monitor plugged into them) and if you could configure everything on the server from another computer and just put the drive in, then they could run just fine without a graphics card.Now I suspect this is not quite you have in mind.To be able to dsiplay an output you need some sort of graphics card. Sure you could use remote desktop software, but you cant get that setup initially without a display and graphics card to see what you are doing to set it up.Now with that said you need to also be aware and make a very key distinction. There is dedicated graphics cards and integrated graphics cards. Integrated graphics are built into the graphics chip. Most all intel processors and most all of the lower end AMD chips have graphics chips built into them. So depending on what CPU is in your computer, it may already have graphics chip built in and thus does not need a dedicated card to display.
Which renter's insurance policies cover pet damage liability in California?
Which renter's insurance policies cover pet damage liability in California?I would agree with Ingrid Halvorsen’s post at least in part. Generally, pet damage to a home or apartment is not intended to be covered under a Renters Insurance Policy.I’m more interested in coverage for possible damage to a rental home, not personal injury. Most of the advice I can find is about medical payments for dog bites and large dogs or “banned” breeds, but I’m thinking about getting a cat, so that’s not relevant.Though the details of the question are a bit veiled, it seems you are concerned about damage a cat might cause to the apartment/home over time.There are a number of exclusions under the typical Renters Policy that can come into play regarding this type of pet damage to an apartment/home that you might rent.In addition, some companies will put a specific “animal/pet exclusion” on renters insurance policy because of this exposure and others related to liability hazards.For those reasons, it is common for landlords to include a “Pet Addendum” to the lease for the property. An example of that type of lease addendum is below:AnimalHumaneSociety .org - Sample Pet AgreementThose types of addendums also lead to the tenant paying a higher monthly rent and may also require a larger security deposit, because experience has shown that the responsibility falls on the tenant directly for this type of damage to the property.The exclusion language in an HO-4 Rental Insurance contract that can be pertinent to this type of loss includes:Property Damage - to property rented to, occupied or used by or in the care of the insured. (see above)Property Damage - which is “expected or intended” by an insuredContractual Liability - which relates to the use of the insured location (this exclusion would apply to a “Pet Addendum or Agreement” the tenant might enter into as mentioned above).State and individual company’s insurance policies can vary. It is important that you check with your specific agent and company.It can be reasonably suggested however that Renters Insurance does not intend to cover a continuous and repeated type of pet loss like you are seeking.Thanks for the A2A. Best regards.
What do millionaires think about insurance like life or homeowners? Is it worth it?
People with substantial assets generally don’t mind paying a nominal cost to protect those assets.Fire insurance? Why not pay a few hundred dollars to protect the contents of your home and business that may be worth hundreds of thousands,or millions?Life insurance? Often it makes sense. What’s the cost to the family of estate taxes and deferred capital gains taxes? Is it worth a life insurance policy to minimize the risk?Its worth the cost for many wealthy people to share the risk with an insurance company, especially if the heirs would otherwise need to sell assets to pay the tax bill. Millionaires may have a lot of cash sitting around, but not often. Usually their net worth is tied up in property and investments, and they may prefer to use cash from an insurance company to keep their legacy intact.The other advantage is that the tax free nature of an insurance death benefit (depending on your tax jurisdiction) may make it a shelter for money that is likely to be passed down to the next generation. If the only alternative is in a taxable asset, then sometimes its just good math to look at life insurance as a part of the plan.
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How can I punish someone who is illegally accessing my wifi?
Someone cracked our office’s WiFi protected with WPA2 and 13 random alphanumeric character. My password is gibberish like huf3452126ygkHow can this happen? Well… One of the IT guy of our company typed the WiFi password to the mentally disabled office boy’s mobile phone. The IT guy did not suspect that our office boy can reveal the password. And our office boy somehow can remember the password while being typed and told the password to everyone he knew.How come a mentally disabled dude remember 13 random alphanumeric characters?? I don't know. Even normal person would struggle to remember it.Therefore lots of illegal WiFi access and data breach occurred for a year or so and the damage costs us a lot of money.One day I decided to changed the old router to a brand new router and I see there are more devices connecting than the number of devices available at our site. Our company was small and I knew every WiFi capable device in the premise. That means someone hacked to my network. And after a series of invetigation I knew who the culprit are and it turns out that the compounds security rangers plus many others are accessing our network.So I have devised an evil revenge plan: give all the rangers WiFi password and set the signal strength to low. So they can access Internet while my real network is secure behind a firewall. And with signal strength set to low the rangers will gather in front of my office to use WiFi online.That's the best punishment! Now we got rangers sitting in front of our compound every night at the cost of WiFi access, which is essentially free considering our plan is unlimited.PS: our office boy is still working with us till I write this answer.
What happens if you get injured during a military bootcamp?
Good question.It depends on many things. Others have offered correct answers concerning the extent of the injury. However, sometimes there is much more to it.One major concern is the needs of the service. In times of downsizing, sometimes more enlistees are recruited than can actually be used by the service. I was told that the goal for recruiting was to get as many people to sign on the dotted line as possible. Training intensity can always be adjusted such that more people will be eliminated medically. Presumably, this nets the service the most fit and hardy enlistees.If you are injured in a manner that may be embarrassing to the service, things can get weird in a hurry. There will be an intense investigation, and your extensive medical file dating back to your first examination at the Military Entrance Processing Station will be scrutinized. At the beginning of the exam, you are asked "do you have or have you ever had: ?" regarding scores, possibly even hundreds, of medical conditions. This can come back to haunt you. Many things that you may list as having once had will be readily cleared as 'acceptable' by the (probably elderly) Department of Defense examining physician, but will later be declared as incompatible with the minimum medical standards of your particular service and precluding further training. You'll be booted out with an entry level, uncharacterized, administrative discharge for failure to meet minimum medical standards. Naturally, if you don't get hurt, your past medical conditions may not matter at all...
As a police officer, would you give a ticket to a 15-year-old driving in an empty parking lot with his/her parents, without a permit?
As a college police officer I get this a lot. Our parking lots are just about perfect for the budding young driver to perfect his or her skills.Obviously they need to have a learner’s permit, but I usually hang back and watch them. Eventually I pull up next to them to compliment them on their driving, and then give them some advice.“Eventually during your young driving career you're going to have someone dressed just like me standing at your left shoulder. Trust me, it's GOING TO HAPPEN! Don't panic, and don't start crying. All that does is make the officer delay your departure until you've gotten yourself together enough to continue driving. Be courteous, be polite, and for goodness sake, don't argue! No officer is going to try the case on the side of the road! Just have your license and proof of insurance ready. The chances are you'll just get a warning anyway.“Never forget that you're pushing a 2,000 pound ballistic missile down the road, so always keep your head in your driving. Don't worry about the big math test you've got in the morning. Don't worry about the fight you had with your boy (girl) friend. Don't be thinking about how grossly unfair your parents were because they wouldn't let you go to the big party ‘everyone is attending’.“You have but one job. Keeping your mind completely on your driving so that you'll arrive alive!”Then I give them some pointers. “A lot of folks keep the lights in their dashboard all the way up. But it isn't necessary. Bring your dash lights down to where you can comfortably see your instruments, and you won't have all that light in your eyes. You'll be amazed at how much easier it is to see outside your car when your night vision isn't affected. And if you see that the traffic light down the road is turning red, then slow down. There's no reason to speed right up to a place where you're going to have to stop anyway. And you might even be able to time the light so it is green for you.”Then I wish them well, and let them continue their lesson. Hopefully I've encouraged them to remember that not all cops are, well … assholes!’cause I work very hard not to be one!!The answer that I never got around to giving, though, is no. I'm not going to ticket a kid who is practice driving with his parent and has no permit. But I'm certainly going to tell him/her to relinquish control of the vehicle to a licensed driver, and to go get the silly permit post haste.
How do I find out who had hacked my Instagram?
You can do something similar to Reverse Engineering on your account-Here is how to do it:Login to your account, if you have been able to successfully recover it.Go to your likes tab and check all the photos you’ve liked recently - you might find that the user who hacked your account. Would have gone to his/her own account and liked some photos.Recent followed users, new user in your feed - whom you didn’t follow. (Could give you a number of suspected users.)You can check your search tab - for new suggestions, his profile can appear there too.Check recent message, might have interacted with someone.Other than this, there is no method for finding out who hacked your account.
Where can I get a low-interest loan?
low interest personal loans are the kind of personal loans that come with low interest rates that are imposed on them. Though people prefer taking financial help from the traditional banks, their complicated loan processing methods seem to drive away many prospective borrowers. So, they prefer the quick cash loans option to resolve their quick financial issues. But because of their low interest rates. low interest personal loans are probably the most convenient and easy way of getting access to quick funds so that you can overcome your financial crunches as soon as possible. So here you can find Frisky Loans, to connect you with licensed reliable lenders who will provide varying low interest personal loans options from which you can choose the ones that match your requirements well. The low interest personal loans from Frisky Loans can be broadly classified into the secured & unsecured loans. The secured loans are the ones that need collateral in exchange for a loan like the car loans.To qualify for a low-interest loan from most of lenders, you need to have a credit score above 720 and a strong financial history. Those without excellent credit might want to look at loans secured with collateral or borrow from credit unions or peer-to-peer lenders, which tend to offer lower rates than other direct lenders. Qualifying for a low-interest personal loan can be quite difficult. Also known as signature loans, they are granted without the lender having benefit of any collateral. Because of the lenders’ guidelines for making such loans are much more stringent. Unlike a home or car loan, there is no security for the lender can seize should the borrower default. the lenders only legal alternative would be to file a lawsuit. While it is possible that the lender could be awarded some element of the personal property or a wage garnishment from the borrower, this is rarely. In areas that they allow wage garnishment, it is usually reserved for child support payments.