I've been struggling to find the best program in which to create a custom made invoice. I want the whole thing to be automated and easily editable.
Any suggestions on this part would be appreciated.
But for now I created the document in Word, which seemed convenient for the lay-out, but the fo...
@Vincent In my opinion, it would need some improvement (as it is now, it's a two-questions-in-one, and the first part asks for software recomendations, which is off-topic here). However, upon improvement, it fits here.
I wonder how easily it would be to make a 6 figure salary transcribing for court rooms using google voice integration cruise control built into google docs.
All you would have to do is sit there.. and pretend that you're typing
While comparing Intel Xeon E5 and E7 processors, I've noticed that E5 processors are specified for 2S or 4S scalability, while E7 processors are specified for S2S, S4S, or S8S scalability.
I understand that the processors are specified for use in up to the given number of sockets on the same mot...
(I might end up putting off the phone upgrade unless the street price is more reasonable, or someone is going to india, so I can order there, have it shipped and have someone pick it up and bring it over)
Pin Name Description 1 RED Red Video (75 ohm, 0.7 V p-p) 2 GREEN Green Video (75 ohm, 0.7 V p-p) 3 BlUE Blue Video (75 ohm, 0.7 V p-p) 6 RGND Red Ground 7 GGND Green Ground 8 BGND Blue Ground.
@djsmiley2k I had to learn the DVI-D pinout when I was studying for my CTS exam (which was a shitty pass/fail test that I failed by ONE FUCKING POINT :( )
@JourneymanGeek You don't get it. Suppose I travel somewhere. Suppose I take my laptop there. Suppose it crashes and I need to use paypal for some reason. I get access to a new pc. I login to paypal. "Hey we don't recognize this device, we will call you to validate it". Paypal calls my home number. I am traveling. FUUUUUUUUU
(I'm basically at the point where I'll either decide, meh, I should save the money or meh, its my birthday this month, and I should get meself a pressie)
@djsmiley2k the drug I'm taking does increase willpower, but it also increases your chance of going to the hospital lol
@djsmiley2k in fact I had a small scare today - my left arm kind of started to hurt in a weird way, and I was very concerned it was like a heart attack or a stroke or something
@djsmiley2k things seem to be fine now, but I took an aspirin just in case
I'm unsure why it'd be asking for your windows password, that doesn't make sense unless you had some kind of encryption on the files. More than likely it's asking for the root password. There maybe a default on tails, or you might need to set it using sudo passwd root — djsmiley2k6 mins ago
I have the same problem
Could you fix the problem? can you help me?
I've readed these articles:
Article battery repair
smart battery
I don't know if this problem is about the battery or mainboard
In another post I readed that is a mainboard problem (I don't think)
I used netstat (in Windows) to view the listened ports for TCP and UDP:
I noticed that in the Foreign Address column, UDP displays *:* instead of 0.0.0.0:0, do these two values represent the same thing? if so, then why does UDP displays *:* instead of 0.0.0.0:0?
Huh, does anybody know how SE determines whether a question with less than 5 migration votes is actually migrated when it's closed? I just stopped the migration of two questions that had four other migration votes, but then cast a non-migrate vote on one with only three migration votes and it went away
I've been struggling to find the best program in which to create a custom made invoice. I want the whole thing to be automated and easily editable.
Any suggestions on this part would be appreciated.
But for now I created the document in Word, which seemed convenient for the lay-out, but the fo...
I used netstat (in Windows) to view the listened ports for TCP and UDP:
I noticed that in the Foreign Address column, UDP displays *:* instead of 0.0.0.0:0, do these two values represent the same thing? if so, then why does UDP displays *:* instead of 0.0.0.0:0?
