I’ve owned my home for about 10 years now, and during that time, I purchased a lot of different appliances and devices. Every now and then, I have an issue with one of them, and I have to try to find the owners manual. At a certain point I realized I could just consolidate everything digitally, so I created a file folder on my computer specifically for PDF versions of owners manuals, then I went and found all the ones that I owned… lawnmower, washer/dryers, TVs, SoundBars, etc.
It’s saved me a lot of time and energy having everything available in one place for when I need it. This tip is pretty basic, but hopefully it helps somebody.
Why YSK: it helps you stay organized, find troubleshooting resources quicker, and takes up less space… and you can’t lose them.
I get about 25 to 30 megabits per second on the computer with an ethernet cable and on the phone I get over 200 up to 500 sometimes download speed
Does anyone here use an iPhone or an iPad, but prefer to use Linux on the desktop or laptop computer? I'm a long time Linux user, but my company provides a cell phone to me for work and personal use. This year I'm being switched to an iPhone instead of Android. I was just wondering if anyone here preferred Apple devices over Android, but still preferred and used Linux on the computer for daily use rather than MacOS. If so, I'd like to hear your experience.
Does it have to do with compressing raw and jpeg files? I don't know
I have a bunch of different spots where I use computers, and normally my chrome extensions come with me. Keplr while available everywhere seems to be tied to the machine I first set it up on.
Is this the case? How would I go about moving it to be active on another box?
Also, is the mobile app viable/fully-featured, and can I use it as well as the desktop.
Thanks!
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
I watch youtubeTV through a computer, not my cell phone. How do you watch "Key Plays" through the computer?
I've looked online but can't find anything. Everything refers to the cell phone.
Thanks! Hvala!
I haven’t owned a computer in close to a decade. My phone and iPad have been it. I came into some funds so I bought a laptop. I’ve got the game installed and will be starting tonight. Anything 8 should know?
I’m super excited to be able to access the 1.5 content!
Quick question. I own my business. I'm fluent in Shopping on Google and Bing and will be doing the campaigns.
We have 30 products.
I'm thinking about creating 2 campaigns for each product, so 60 campaigns. One campaign would be for mobile and the other campaign would be for computers.
I would start off with manual bids and move to TROAS once I get enough data.
What would be the drawbacks to doing it this way other than the amount of work and management it would take and the fact that it would take me longer to move to TROAS while gathering enough conversions to be able to do it?
I'm thinking "long term", like 1-2 years from now, this would be a good strategy to find out exactly what products perform.
Thanks for help and advice!
Happy New Year to all!
p.s.- I'm not into Smart Shopping. Not interested in it. I know it's the "wave" of the future but at this point I still want control.
Edit: I’ve looked through all the comments and I have decided to buy the iOS version. I would love to buy the PC version but I got an Apple gift card so that’s the only reason I am going to get it haha! Tysm everyone for all the amazing feedback, your words influenced my decision. :) I’m looking forward to becoming a community member of r/stardewvalley!
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However I can't figure out how to have the same on a browser or Active Trader Pro on a computer. Day range tells the current position but not the momentum. Any advice on where to look? Thanks!
I’ve owned my home for about 10 years now, and during that time, I purchased a lot of different appliances and devices. Every now and then, I have an issue with one of them, and I have to try to find the owners manual. At a certain point I realized I could just consolidate everything digitally, so I created a file folder on my computer specifically for PDF versions of owners manuals, then I went and found all the ones that I owned… lawnmower, washer/dryers, TVs, SoundBars, etc.
It’s saved me a lot of time and energy having everything available in one place for when I need it. This tip is pretty basic, but hopefully it helps somebody.
