May 28, 2017
Mr Zoid.
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Mr Zoid.
Long train rides are nice once in awhile
Oggi: giornata svoltata dall'acquisto tanto agognato del nuovo pc
You decide what you want to be thinking
you are in charge...the good news this year is that you get to decide what to think about...stay tuned and I will demonstrate..even though I am pretty sure you already know how
I updated my Mac to iOS Mojave yesterday and today I got alerts from OneNote and Excel that they aren’t optimized to 64-bit, which is supported by Mojave. Generally confused as to how to go forward with this as online forums have a shitload of unhelpful information or have info that can’t be processed/understood by the tech noob that I am :/
Any advice?
Great gathering guys. Officially it was the fifth Ma' Book gathering, though the fourth wasn't the big one in the case of number of the mabookician came. This one was fun though. Hannibal series were once again becoming the trend. Philosophical books were cool to share. The good news was Ma' Book club will have the first event on this May. Wait for us. Thanks for a new face, new mabookician. #mabookician #mabook #westkalimantanbookclub #bookclub
Why You Shouldn’t Use Chrome on a MacBook
Why You Shouldn’t Use Chrome on a MacBook
Chrome is, for many people, the first thing installed on a new MacBook. It makes sense: in its early days Chrome gained a reputation for being lightweight and fast. It was better than Safari and Firefox, people said. And it was true, at the time.
It’s not the case anymore. In fact, I’d argue that you shouldn’t use Chrome on a MacBook if you can avoid it. Over the years the browser became a…
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