Sometimes we need to access or search information from a certain website, but our college/office did not allowed it by blocking the site, here are some tricks on how to access blocked site: Open your favorite search engine, and enter these keywords "proxy site" without the quotation mark. A list of a proxy site will appear, now you should search and filter which sould work best for you. Using those proxy site will allow you to access blocked site, if you dont know how to use a proxy site, you can read more on these tutorial: How to use a proxy site: Okay now you found a proxy site, what you should do next is enter the address of the blocked site into the text box on the proxy site. Thats all, you should be able to surf on the blocked site now. For you who are [+]
I recently switched laptops at work and I just could NOT get used to the annoying fact that my delete button has shifted so far away that its became noticeably difficult to use.
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Have you ever password your bios and after sometime you just forget what the password is, leaving you unable to access your bios again, well here's an old trick to handle that kind of trouble Make sure your computer is turned off and the cable is unplugged. Open up your computer case so that your motherboard is accessible. Search for the battery on the motherboard, usually has a circular shape and a silver metalic color Carefully remove the battery and wait for about 2-3 minutes Put back the battery, and start the computer Now the computer will most likely to told you that the BIOS configuration cannot be found, now you can reconfigure your bios or just set them back to default. By now the password should have been cleared. [+]
Leading Geeks is different from leading other employees for three reasons
Geeks are different from other people Geekwork is different from other work Power is useless with geeks
Myth #1: Leadership is universal. Good leaders treat everyone alike.
Truth: If you want to lead someone, start out by understanding them. Geeks are just simply different from other people.
Geeks are more loyal to technology than they are to you Insatiable curiosity Geeks revere the rational
Myth #2: If you know a tree, you understand a forest.
Truth: Groups are not just a collection of individuals.
Geeks ignore official hierarchy. Deliberately Ambivalence about groups
Myth #3: Good leaders can lead anyone to do anything.
Truth: What you would lead people to do affects how you [+]- Steps to Increase Your Focus
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