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Don't be stupid man, you are old enough to know that, i can understand you are working hard but you can't get always what you want. I know & everyone know half Moderator are useless i just don't understand why they keep useless people then useful people. If you are so weak to give up on this Community what will you do in your life ? always give up ? Stay active don't give up you are showing everyone you are weak. One day your day will come take it as advise, don't be stupid.

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How to keepan old computer running smoothly Being stuck with an old computer can be challenging. Unsupported operating systems are vulnerable to Internet threats, and the hardware of an older computer starts to face some limitations. However, there are a few things you can do to protect it and keep it running smoothly. Secure your computerOlder versions of Windows, like Windows XP, no longer receive security updates from Microsoft. This leaves them vulnerable to many Internet dangers. You can protect your system by running up-to-date antivirus, antimalware, and firewall programs. Learn more in our lesson on Protecting Your Computer from Internet Threats. Using alternatives to Internet Explorer can also make your computer safer from Internet threats. Chrome and Firefox are po[CENSORED]r choices for browsing. If you're using Microsoft Outlook, you might want to consider switching to another email client like Thunderbird. Many Internet threats specifically target vulnerabilities in Outlook. Consider upgrading your OSOne option for keeping your computer running smoothly and securely is upgrading to a newer OS, giving you access to current security updates and support. However, it will usually cost money, may require reformatting your hard drive, and might be confusing to use at first. Before upgrading, consider if it is worth these costs, and check to see if your computer is powerful enough to run the new OS. Alternately, you could install a lighter, free OS like Linux. Learning how to use Linux might take longer if you're accustomed to Windows, but it has many advantages and usually runs well on older computers. See our Linux resources for more information. Maintain your computerA few simple steps can extend the lifetime of your computer, keep your operating system running smoothly, and protect you from data loss. Think of these as good habits, like brushing your teeth every day or getting the oil changed in your car regularly. Shut down your computer at least a few times a week, or every day. Uninstall programs you no longer use. Delete large files you no longer need, especially media files like movies, music, and images. Disable programs from running on startup unless they are necessary. Use a maintenance tool like CCleaner. Back up your filesOlder computers are more likely to experience hardware failure. Preparing for this possibility is much easier than recovering data from a failed drive. Backing up your files will protect you from losing your data. The two most common ways of doing this are copying your data to an external drive and using an online backup service.

Microsoft launched its new Office suite, touting the key software as a collaborative tool which can work across multiple devices. The new software, one of the key products from the US tech giant, is being adapted to Microsoft's strategy shifting away from one-time sales to an Internet cloud-based system that can be accessed from PCs as well as mobile devices. "The way people work has changed dramatically, and that's why Microsoft is focused on reinventing productivity and business processes for the mobile-first, cloud-first world," said Satya Nadella, chief executive of Microsoft. "These latest innovations take another big step forward in transforming Office from a familiar set of individual productivity apps to a connected set of apps and services designed for modern working, collaboration and teamwork." Office 2016, available in 40 languages, aims to further integrate Microsoft products such as the word processing program Word, the Excel spreadsheet application and the Outlook email and messaging platform. A key feature of the updated suite is real-time collaboration on documents. Microsoft says its "co-authoring" feature "lets you see others" edits as they make them." By integrating the telephony service Skype, users can also have video or audio conversations during collaboration on documents. Office 2016 will allow users of Office 365—which requires an annual subscription fee to download the new apps as part of their subscription. Automatic updates will begin rolling out to consumer and small-business subscribers next month, and to commercial customers early next year. The suite is also available today as a one-time purchase for both PCs and Apple Macs. The release comes as Microsoft is rolling out its Windows 10 operating system which can be used across multiple devices, and integrating its Cortana digital assistant software into its devices.

Leap Motion announced that the submissions for the company's second annual 3D Jam are now open. Leap Motion said that over 1,300 developers have signed up for 3D Jam, which is close to double the number of submissions received from last year's event. Leap Motion also noted that this year's competitors come from all over the world, with 80 different countries being represented, twice the number of participants in last year's event. Leap Motion first announced signups for 3D Jam 2.0 in July, and the company has been accepting new developer signups ever since. Submissions are now open for those who feel confident that their apps are ready, but the cutoff for submissions is only six weeks out. Leap Motion will accept submissions until 11:59:59pm PT on November 9. Although submissions are open now, the company will still accept developer signups for the duration of the contest, so if you haven't yet, there's still time. The 3D Jam will be split into two submission categories. AR/VR is specifically for experiences made for head mounted displays (HMDs), and Open will cover any apps made for desktop, hardware hacks and Internet of Things apps. Leap Motion has dedicated a larger chunk of the prize pool to the AR/VR submissions. There will be prizes awarded for the top five creations, ranging from $10,000 down to $1000, as well as two community favorites that will be awarded $500. Open track submissions will compete for a $10,000 grand prize, $7,500 second prize, and a $5,000 third prize. There will be one community favorite in this category that will win $500. In addition to the cash prizes, Leap Motion has some other great prizes including software licenses and hardware. Nine lucky developers will be awarded Unity Pro licenses valued at $4,500. Two copies of Unity Suites valued at $1,500 are also up for grabs. On the hardware side, Leap will be giving away six OSVR hacker development kits worth $200 each and six $650 Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti graphics cards.

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Hello, This can run this games, it's a gaming pc, i have it too. But i have upgrade my pc, so mine is better, but without any problem it will run the games. About ftp idk, but it wil lbe good. Good Luck & Have Fun

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The 2016 Spark is one Chevrolet model that will be eligible for an Android Auto upgrade | September 25, 2015 | General Motors Corporation Chevrolet has announced that, starting in March, a software update will bring Android Auto to 2016 model-year cars, trucks and SUVs equipped with the MyLink infotainment system. As previously reported by Edmunds, compatibility with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay will be a standard feature on 14 Chevrolet vehicles in 2016. New models started getting CarPlay as they began rolling out in June, and now Android users will be able to add their system of choice. To get the software update, owners will need to visit their Chevrolet dealer. Chevy notes that eligible 2016 models with the 7-inch MyLink screen include the Spark, Cruze (except Limited), Malibu (expect Limited), Camaro, Camaro Convertible, Silverado and Silverado HD. Those with the 8-inch screen include those listed above, plus the Impala, Volt, Corvette, Corvette Convertible, Tahoe and Suburban. Both CarPlay and Android Auto place many smartphone features on a vehicle's in-dash display, allowing users to talk on the phone, send and receive messages, control music functions and access a variety of apps, all from the touchscreen or by voice. Android Auto compatibility requires a phone running the Android Lollipop 5.0 operating system or higher, while Apple CarPlay requires an iPhone 5 or later. Edmunds says: Although they'll have to wait until March for a retrofit, Android users are sure to appreciate the number of Chevrolet vehicles that will be compatible with their smartphones.

Hello, I am not the staff but i know the reason why we are not on GameTracker.Rs. GameTracker.Rs has banned CsBlackDevil Community permanently long time ago. Because the Administrators made CSBD-BOOST (that was better boost company than GameTracker.Rs had). Now CsBlackDevil don't have CSBD-BOOST anymore. Supose we go back to GameTracker.Rs again and in fu.ture the Administrators make something new then there is chance that CsBlackDevil get banned again. I don't think anyone will risk this again Good Luck & Have Fun

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In the study, published in the International Journal of Obesity, researchers found out that "overthinking" leads to stress-eating, thus resulting to weight gain. Ideally, thinking that you are fat would make you want to cut back more on calories, but a recent study says that the more you think you are fat, the more you are likely to gain weight. But how? In the study, published in the International Journal of Obesity, researchers found out that "overthinking" leads to stress-eating, thus resulting to weight gain. To come up with the result, the researchers analyzed data from three longitudinal studies, asking the participants perception of their own weight once they reached adulthood - regardless if their perceptions are right or wrong). For number of years, the researchers have taken notes of the weight gained over time. As a result, they have found out that those who think they are "overweight" actually gained more weight, and the same finding was observed regardless of whether a person was actually overweight or not. The study team sought to control for factors known to increase the risk of weight gain and found that the results were not due to outside psychological, health or environmental factors. People react to stress in different ways. The study proves that the word "overweight" actually has a stigma that can result to a poor impact on your health. In an interview with dailymail, Dr. Eric Robinson, one of the authors of the study says society should encourage people to have healthier lifestyle rather than instilling in them that being overweight is a real "terrible" thins. "What is important is to tackle stigma in society. People with a heavier body weight have body image challenges. That is not surprising given the way we talk about weight as a society. But the way we talk about body weight and the way we portray overweight and obesity in society is something we can think about and reconsider," he said.

The moment when the baby is saved. A policeman has a baby that was almost suffocated to life saved. A photo of the moment when his agent lifesaving operation is performed, the world is about. While agent Donald Venable in his car driving in the United States Monte Vista Drive, he hears a message on the radio. A baby has great difficulty breathing; needs help quickly to. The baby is two blocks away from Venable agent, writes the Sunland Park Police Department on Facebook. The agent did not hesitate and go to the address where the baby is due. Gasping When Venable arrives, he sees how the six-week-old baby gasping for air. The agent picks up the child and keep it in the football position: facing down. Then he gently strikes a couple of times on the back of the child. The boy begins thereby causing the mucus falls from the trachea of ​​the child. Modest The breathing of the child comes back on track. Another agent takes a picture of Venable while saving the baby's life. The photo will be posted on Facebook by the police and has since been shared hundreds of times. American media pick up the message massively on. The agent is modest under his deed: "Anyone would have done the same." His boss is less modest: "This is a heroic act."

Cricket match: Pakistan vs India Pakistan need 4 run on 1 ball to win the match This is a history match that can not be forget by anyone An match were you have so much stress and this happened