Great Pyramids of Giza and 4 mysterious anomalies have no solution

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  430 words  |  Patria Henriques

Giza Pyramid - Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt is not only the greatest pyramid construction man ever built, challenging every time limit but it also contains many geographical mysteries that make gender archeology and historians headache decoding. Looking for the reason why the ancient Egyptians stopped building pyramids? Found how the ancient Egyptians used to build pyramids? Giza pyramid complex covers an area of ​​55,000 square meters, including: [Read More]

How to Create Curly Brackets on an AZERTY Keyboard (Mac)

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  1 minutes  |  109 words  |  Fernande Dalal

If you are used to a QWERTY keyboard and have now switched to an AZERTY keyboard, you might have difficulty finding the keys for curly brackets ({ }) for a simple reason: They aren't there. All is not lost, though, because you can still... Method 2of 2: Using a Key Combination Combine the Alt⌥ key with the normal parentheses (). Hit the keys at the same time and you will get a curly bracket. [Read More]

How to create Watermark on PowerPoint

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  516 words  |  Patria Henriques

The Word Watermark tool will be used to insert the company logo, the name of the website is submerged behind the content, to avoid copying the content of the document. However, Watermark is not available in PowerPoint or on Excel, causing some difficulties for users when they want to add a company name to the content. So how do I create Watermark on Excel or PowerPoint? Previously, Network Administrator showed you how to create a sunken logo on Excel with the Header & Footer tool. [Read More]

How to Hard Reset iPhone 13 when having problems

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  507 words  |  Patria Henriques

However, that does not mean that Apple's smartphone models never experience software problems, or simply jerk, lag, and become unresponsive. If you've encountered a situation where your iPhone 13 is unresponsive and you can't turn it off using the usual methods, it's time to try a forced restart — sometimes called ' hard reset' (not to be confused with 'factory reset'). Here's how to do it. What is hard reset? Forced restart is a form of forcing your iPhone to power off and restart without following the usual procedure, or recommended by the manufacturer. [Read More]

How to merge two Google+ accounts

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  422 words  |  Mittie Cheatwood

Many people can use up to two Google+ accounts, but sometimes it also causes a lot of distractions. If you want to just use a Google+ account containing all the information and contacts, you can merge those two accounts into one. Below we will guide you to do that. Why should you merge your Google+ account? Just two accounts, you can have a personal Google+ account, and also a job using Google Apps. [Read More]

How to show 2 subtitles in parallel on YouTube videos

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  519 words  |  Trudie Dory

The video subtitles feature on YouTube greatly supports users when watching foreign videos, helping you understand the content more, especially, you can learn more foreign languages ​​through the translation below the video. So if you want to learn two foreign languages ​​in parallel on YouTube videos, how to do? With the Two Captions extension on Chrome, users will be able to watch 2 different subtitles at the same time, including the main subtitle of the YouTube video and the second subtitle that you choose to display. [Read More]

Sony launched the Lemmings mobile game, completely free

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  237 words  |  Patria Henriques

An official mobile version of Lemmings, an interesting series of Sony games that was officially released for free on iOS and Android. Previously, Lemmings was released on PlayStation systems. Lemmings mobile version was developed by Sad Puppy Limited but the basic elements in the game are kept the same in the original version. Still the puzzle screen, and the player's task is to take the lemming mantras to overcome obstacles to reach the destination. [Read More]

Summary of GTA cheat codes for Street Pirates IV game

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  4 minutes  |  704 words  |  Arica Deslauriers

Grand Theft Auto IV is part 4 of the famous Street Pirates action series produced by Rockstar Games. Part 4 of this game has many changes in gameplay and graphics. The game still takes the Liberty city scenery but this time simulated very much like New York City. Owning GTA cheat codes can help Niko Bellic - the main character of the game to use guns, other weapons and of course a vehicle to fight bad guys and survive Liberty City. [Read More]

The best employee computer monitoring software

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  480 words  |  Fernande Dalal

In the article below, let's take a look at the software that helps you monitor employee computers best. 1. Spytech SpyAgent Spytech SpyAgent is like a detective software with the ability to "invisible" on the system and send data on the computer silently to its owner. To make the software anonymous, Steath mode will run in the background and depending on the user's settings, the application will save the data that you need to collect such as keyboard, mouse, program, screenshot. [Read More]

The du (Disk Usage) commands are most handy in Linux

 Posted on January 8, 2023  |  5 minutes  |  867 words  |  Patria Henriques

du is a command line tool provided with Linux, which reports the amount of disk space used by directories and files. du stands for 'disk usage'. This is the main tool for analyzing disk space in the command line. How to use du command in Linux Basic usage Control output Change the capacity display Include files and links Exclude files, directories and links Basic usage du /path/to/directory Run du with a directory to see the full analysis of the disk space that each folder holds. [Read More]