#tech hacks

[victusinveritas]

[couldbealpharius]

Both my TV and my tower fan are protected by the Omnissiah from corruption, both have never failed in their duty, now I need one for the printer….

[vizreef]

Justine Haupt’s Rotary Cell Phone which you can pre-order here

[mandareeboo]

Since I've somehow become known as the "tech guru" in my family despite not knowing a lick electronics, I'm realizing that a lot of people just. Don't realize you can clean your fucking electronics?

Guys. Rubbing alcohol is perfectly safe on most electronics (check first) in small amounts (don't. Dip. your tech.) because it dries so fast. A screwdriver and a q-tip will fix goddamn near most problems the average person will have over time.

Gunky keys? Unplug the thing and get some rubbing alcohol up in there. Console not starting? Give it a quick clean. Take pictures while you're doing it so you know exactly where everything goes.

Don't pry anything up! If it's stuck together with anything, it's meant to be that way, and opening it will likely do some fuckshit. I've learned by force. Leave that to the people who get paid to do it. Don't reef on anything electronic in general. Unscrew what opens and clean what you can. That's it. No more.

It's not a cure-all! But it should be a first option before you pay someone to fix your machine.

[gralexy]

Saw this skeet

Tested it

Wow it works!!! AI be fucking gone.

[psych0t1c-bread]

Anyone who uses Instagram:

My friend got hacked out of her account and the hacker refuses to give back the new password and email :( is there any way we can figure out a way to hack or scam our way into getting her account back? (I don't use Instagram so I'm not of much help 💀)

We've tried to go through Instagram support but they say since it's been a while, they declared the account inactive and can't retrieve any data from it. The hacker also changed the password.

So this leaves us no choice but to hack back. Anyone got any tips or ideas?

[ikiyou]

Disable Adobe 'AI' Assistant

In case anyone else finally got annoyed enough like me to google How To, here's how you disable the Adobe Reader 'AI' Assistant:

Assuming you are on the 'new' layout of Adobe, you probably need to go to the upper left corner > click FILE > click VIEW> and in the View menu you will see (highlighted in blue above) the words DISABLE new Acrobat Reader. Click it and it should ask you to restart the program.

Once you are back on the default layout, the View menu becomes separated from the File menu as you can see above, and the option turns into 'Enable'.

Enjoy the cleaner, better, more intuitive layout and how Adobe was intended to be used by disabling the 'AI'.

Thanks to Reddit for the info: LINK