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I've had someone say “Do you know who I AM?!”, in an absolutely offended tone and in real life.Guess what? I don't impress that easily..I was working for a high end espresso machine distributor in Marin County California decades ago as an Equipment Technician.It had been a slow week and the Boss (an awesome old school NY style Italian) was out for a bit of vacation, leaving me to run the shop for a week.In between service calls I had 2 machines to refurbish for sale, and was working on putting the first one back together after tearing it apart to delime everything.Now because I'm on the Aspergers Spectrum I find it very easy to drop into a state of intensely focused Flow with work I enjoy, if I'm left undisturbed for an hour or two. I'm also unimpressed by celebrity and always have been. Worse yet I'm absolutely HORRIBLE at tying names and faces together with folks when I've not dealt with them a lot.That was the case at about 3:40 one Friday afternoon when some random (to me) guy walks in to the shop. I was in back and deep in flow putting this espresso machine back together when I hear the bell on the door ring as he entered.I was at a point where I couldn't stop what I was doing, so I called out “I'll be with you in 5 minutes! Please help yourself to some coffee or a San Pelligrino.”30 seconds or so goes by and a little Banty Rooster of a guy strutting & stamping his feet comes into to the back shop and demands to know if I know who he is. I eyeball him for a full minute (nope & I DGAF either son, but you're a customer so I'll put on my Helpful Customer Service face for ya) with my hands still in the machine, dudely says “WELL?!” and I say (sugar wouldn't melt in my mouth) “Sorry hoss, I've no clue who you are, but if you'll give me 3 minutes to get to a stopping point here, I'll be more than happy to help you out. Please help yourself to some coffee or a San P out front.”He LOOKS at me and says with a self satisfied smirk “Well, I'm Mister Bantam Rooster La-Tee-Dah of Some Famous Rock Band” I looked at him, smiled sweetly and said, polite and neutral “Oh? Cool. Pleased to meet ya Banty, I'm Kris. Nice music. I'd offer to shake but as y'all can see my hands are a bit dirty. I'm almost to where I can stop and I'll be right with you.” (and I honestly couldn't give less of a fux… but sugar wouldn't melt in my mouth because I'm on the job, son)It's now 4:05Still smiling, I continue working to my stopping point with Banty just glaring at me.I get to my stopping point, wash the grease and coffee funk off my hands, offer to shake his hand, which MR. Banty Rooster ignores. So I lead him back to the front and ask what I can get him to drink as I make myself a cappuccino on the demo machine. (Most folks took a cappuccino and I meant to hand it to him if he asked for one)4:10Banty points at his fancy car out front and tells me I need to get the espresso machine out of the car and “Fix it Right NOW” because he's having a party tonight. (It's a bitty little $400 home machine… not something I'd expect a millionaire to buy. For reference a new commercial 2 group was about $4k at the time)I looked at the clock, LOOKED at Banty (yup, sugar wouldn't melt but I'm still fuckless, bud) and asked him what was wrong with it as I'm walking out to get it. I walk back in with the machine hanging from one paw and for some strange reason (perhaps he didn’t get the fawning over he was owed?) Banty wants to know what it matters what's wrong with it.So I tell him that it's now 4:15 and the more he can tell me, the better chance I have of fixing it before I go home at 5:30, but that I've got a loaner machine ready now if he'll just leave a refundable deposit as security for it. (I'm still smiling all sweetness and light, Still no fux to give and I'm now pondering if I can muster enough pee to fill the steam tank before I have to give it back to him) Apparently either the loaner or the deposit simply won't do for a man of his stature.The boy looks at me, muttered something about “We'll SEE about that!” and storms out the door.Here's my obligatory “cute kitteh” pic.4:30I shrugged, took the machine in back and the problem turned out to be the power switch which took me all of 10 minutes to swap out. I idly pondered filling his steam tank again, but thought better of it.I looked in the customer file, dug up his number and called his home. A gal picks up and after a bit of chatting (she's the maid) I tell her his espresso machine is fixed and waiting for him to pick up, and that I'll be happy to wait till 5:45 if he wants it tonight, otherwise we're open at 11 to 3 on Saturday. She's duly impressed and will have his wife get a hold of Banty to let him know.5:48No show, no call, no nothing.I'm out front locking the door.Banty comes ROARING into the parking lot screeching tires and just fuming. I can see the steam coming from his ears. I smiled, waved as if there was not a thing wrong on God's Green Earth and unlocked the door to show him in.Banty is all kinds of bent & glaring at me as I tell him the bill is $38.60 and we take cash, cards or a check. (And yea… You're damned lucky I don't put a $40 Stoopid In Public Fee on top, son, but you ARE paying)He says he doesn't have it, I cock an eye at him and just start LAUGHING. Hard. Out Loud.I catch my breath and say “Oh hell naw, Banty. You're a millionaire rock star and y'all don't have a lousy $40 on ya? What kind a fool y'all think I am? Pull the other leg Boss, it plays Dixie!”He's just about sputtering now as I begin to turn and put the machine back on the pickup shelf and I'm telling him he can either pay me or pay the boss when he picks it up on Monday (still a very polite country boy tone, but I'm DONE playing with y'all here and I'm ready to go home to a snort of Bourbon now)He walks to his car, comes back and throws two crumpled 20s at me.I look at him, look at the money on the floor, my Chipper Custome Service smile turns just a tad wicked (it's been a long 2 hours ya punk Asshole), hook a thumb at the sign behind me and say, “Y'all care to try that again, SIR? ’cause I'm ready to go home now.”And I lock eyes with him and WAIT (I'm about ready to see if the machine will fit down his throat with that filled steam tank).About 10 seconds pass, he picks up the money makes a Big Show of smoothing it out. Then he pushes it across the counter to me. I slide his $1.40 change to him with the machine and thank him for his business and we both go home.Monday 9:30I've been in the shop 3 hours now and have the second refurbish machine almost done as the boss (the old school New York Italian) rolls in a bit bleary-eyed.Because I like him and he's a bit green around the gills, I wandered out of the shop area, fix him a perfect double cappuccino (2 short shots of espresso, 1/2 part steamed milk and 1 part foam so stiff you can float a tablespoon of sugar on it) and hand it to him with a slug of Grappa. He smiles gratitude at me, I wink in sympathy (yea.. too strong a weekend for ya boss?) and I go back to work.The phone rings about 20 min later. Boss, now properly restored by the coffee and Grappa, picks up and it's my BFF Banty Rooster. I can hear him on the other end and it seems he's all kinds of twisted up about some speeding ticket he got doing 63 in a 30 MPH zone after running a stop sign and wants me to personally cough up the $440 it's going to cost him. Boss pops an eyebrow at me (hold my Grappa) and asks Banty why in the world I was driving Banty’s car. I can hear him on the other end just screaming now, that it's all my fault because I was an asshole & treated His Highness poorly… Boss asks him again how it came to be that I was driving his car (GOOD Boss!! can you say “intentionally obtuse” kids?).10 AMI grab my tools and head out on the two service calls that came in on Friday, Boss smiles, shakes his head mocking sad and points at the phone.I flash a 2 at him meaning I'll be back in two hours or so and head out.About noon fifteen I roll back in to the shop and my buddy Banty is there sitting with Boss over a cappuccino (If Boss liked him there would be Grappa too). As I walk in Boss is saying something about “That's not going to happen because of the $3800.00 he made for me over last week by getting those 2 Refurbish jobs done on top of the service calls and the $2100 machine sale he closed” Old Banty still doesn't seem real happy so I smile at him, offer my hand, and say how pleased I am that I was able to get his machine fixed in time for his party, despite the late hour he showed up… and would you like a slug of Grappa with your coffee?Boss pops that O.G. Italian eyebrow at him, then at me and I tell him the whole story, timing and all… but I left out the throwing money part. Boss JUST LOOKS at Banty as I'm telling all.Banty finally leaves, still fuming a bit from the ears, but without his $440 and with his solemn promise that no one he knows will ever darken our door. (Saints Be Praised!)Here's the kicker: Apparently Mister Banty Rooster was “advertising” for us down at a recording studio in the area by telling everyone in sight just exactly how horrible our service was and how we owed him $440 for his speeding tickets. The funny part here is that three folks came in over the next month specifically to buy espresso machines from lil old me. One of em even left me a 10% tip and a very sincere thank you on top of buying a $1500 Espresso machine and grinder.Thanks Banty!! It a GOOD Thing Jesus loves ya! (‘Cause ain't nobody else can stand your ass)Note: Names have been redacted or changed to protect the guilty and my wallet.I'm not telling who Mister Bantam Rooster La-Tee-Dah of So and So Famous Rock Band is because he's supposedly a litigious little shit, in addition to having a Napoleon complex, and I'm just not interested in playing with him on that level.This true story was brought to you by Asshole Man.

A Saturday Night Live skit makes you think President Trump is not presidential material? REALLY? Wow — you should tune into the news once in awhile. SNL’s skits focus on one or two aspects of Trump’s behavior or mannerisms, and blows them all out of proportion in order to amplify their silliness, or their reflection of his lack of maturity, his bent toward bullying behavior, or his grandiosity. If it takes SNL to make you aware of those things, then, I’m sorry, but you have simply not been paying attention. SNL’s skits are effective and comedic because they take a real-life trait or personality quirk and inflate it to preposterous dimensions. With Mr. Trump, they have so many options to choose from, and the target is so “yuuuge” that it probably isn’t all that hard. I’ll bet an SNL writer would tell you that those skits virtually write themselves. How many times did you see President Obama roasted on SNL? Not very often, correct? That is because he was a man of maturity, class, grace and intelligence — usually not very funny things, although they are admirable. Mr. Trump, on the other hand, is brim full of false bravado, strange turns of phrase, bellicosity and general pompousness — the perfect targets for a comedian. Trump has created a “golden age” for SNL (and man, did they ever need it). But please don’t make judgements about a politician’s qualities based on what you see on late-night comedy television shows. Watch the news instead. Although the journalists are, at times, as goofy as the comedians on SNL, the stories they are telling are (for the most part) true. THAT is the real reflection on President Trump — the number of head-shaking, embarrassing, thoughtless things he actually says — not the cartoon version of him SNL has created.

There is no gap because the transition from ape to human is the product of a continuous progression. Since there's no gap, there's no need to bridge a gap.As with the progression from apes to humans, it is often the case that types are related along a spectrum or a progression. A simple example is the progression from infancy to childhood to adolescence to adulthood. The questions "How does an adolescent turn into an adult?" and "At exactly what age does that occur?" sound difficult and mysterious if we allow these terms to lead us to suppose this must take place at a specific time, and there must be specific criteria that define the difference. But "adolescent" and "adult" are really just broad characterizations of parts of a continuum that have paradigms but no definite natural boundaries.A continuum has no gaps, so while there are differences between the two stages, there's no gap between adolescence and adulthood that needs to be bridged.One thing that makes this especially confusing is the need to establish conventional boundaries, say, in legal contexts. If you have to be an adult to drink alcohol legally, then the law has to define what an adult is. There's no natural boundary to rely on, yet the choice can't be entirely arbitrary: "two years of age" and "90 years of age" are both clearly wrong answers. Within a reasonable range, there's no way to decide: we simply adopt a convention. Is it 18 years old? 21? somewhere in between? There's just no way to answer these questions definitively, either for a general population or for an individual. Not every jurisdiction is going to come up with the same definition, and the definitions they do come up with are going to remain revisable.None of this means that there's no such thing as an adolescent or an adult, nor that adolescents don't turn into adults. In fact, it's the most ordinary of transitions, not at all mysterious, at least conceptually. It happens all the time. Every adult was once an adolescent. It doesn't happen by running up to a gap between the two that has to be bridged.The same thing applies to the transition from ape to human. Like adolescence and adulthood, these are types that characterize broad parts of a continuous progression. There are points in this progression at which pretty much everyone would agree we're looking at apes, and there are points at which we'll agree we're looking at humans. But there's an enormous indefinite zone in between, thousands of years, within which there are apes and there are humans, or ape-humans if you prefer, with only fuzzy criteria for application of any of these labels to a given individual.As with the difference between adolescence and adulthood, there are contexts in which it's convenient to adopt a conventional boundary, a more or less definite point at which we'll say that the first humans have emerged from apehood. But to infer that there was a specific gap to bridge to get to the individual first human, or a definite hour of a definite day on which humanness first occurred, is simply to fall under the spell of language, to try to read the relative clarity of words and concepts back into the realities to which they refer.The reality of evolution is a continuous progression: no gaps, no bridges needed.

Don't try to be consciously pro- or not-pro government ever. It will show. And a smart examiner will not like it, if it's overdone.RatherBe correct technically - Irrespective of what the question is, your answer must be laden with right facts to make it look-feel-sound genuine and not opinionated. This automatically, and starkly, reduces the chances of personal biases of examiners harming you. So, when animals are put into a race that burns them out, kills some of them, and that's been the case for centuries, in today's times it does not sound like too humane a custom. Use polite, neutral language in controversial issues - Most issues are usually non-controversial. But the few you feel are, be very cautious about using polite language. That takes the potential sting out of a dangerous situation. It makes you sound very soft! Criticism can be very pleasing if the right words are used. Try doing that.Avoid personal biases - We all have our likes and hatreds, our passions and derangements. Keep them out of the examination process because they have this unique ability to make even the most intelligent of people look completely idiotic, at times. They can cloud your otherwise normally functioning brain, and all that you'll sputter out is junk laced with passionate personalised arguments. Pointless. The government isn't interested. Go become a politician if you're serious. So if voicing your opinion freely matters a lot to you, but can endanger the nation by inviting terrorists attention to potential recruits, in today's environment of global mayhem (economic and otherwise), it's soundly unsound to stick to the "I want a completely free internet" pole.Try supporting the Supreme Court's perspectives - If a matter has ended up in the SC, and the verdict is out, chances are that some of the best minds have already been applied to it, and all the facts have been examined thoroughly. There is little point - except when you're personally involved - in arguing to the contrary. Try seeing sense in what the SC said in some case. You'll not only stay out of controversy (as an examinee) but you'll also be forced to read up facts that'll further help you make informed opinions. So, if the SC has junked some amendment trying to fundamentally change the way judges are appointed, try not to criticise the SC's immediate decision. Rather, speak of delays in justice delivery and indirectly make your assertion. Don't criticise the government either (in this example), as that'll surely seal your fate!Avoid extremes as much as possible - No one, remember, no one likes an extreme intellectual. Because governments do not run on extremes. They run on the golden middle road. As a civil servant, even the execution of justice delivery locally will require tact and diplomacy far higher than you'd imagine now.I hope most of this clears the air.The worst situation would be when you prepare yourself (i.e. your answers) as per the government in power, and the elections throw up a new government altogether! It'd be catastrophic for your preparation!So stay technically correct, on the middle path, avoiding extremes, respecting the Judiciary, and do it politely. You'll rock!

(Warning: this answer is written so that non-technical readers get a good idea of the issues involved. For pedagogical purposes, there are a number of over-simplifications, and instances of terms being used loosely. For "technically accurate" terminology and details, readers are encouraged to click through to the links provided.) Most good companies will never store your password in the database  directly, and nobody in the company will know, or have access to your password directly. There are a few incompetent companies (or in-house software at your office) which do store the password directly. If a company is able to send you back your password in an email or over the  phone, that's a sure sign that the company's software is very insecure.The reason passwords are never stored directly in the database is that anybody who gets access to the database would then have access to all the  passwords of all the users. That would be disastrous, since not only would accounts of millions of people be compromised in an instant, but  also remember that many, many people use the same password across websites, so somebody who gets your Quora password might also be able to get into your Gmail and Facebook and other accounts.Instead, your password is stored using what I would call "one-way encryption."  (Technically, this is called a one-way function, or a cryptographically  secure hash function. See the Wikipedia page for details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One...) Basically, "one-way encryption" is an encryption method in which it is easy to  encode stuff, but very difficult (read: almost impossible) to decrypt it. For example, a typical one-way encryption function might have the following characteristics: it takes 1 microsecond to compute the encrypted form from a password, but is estimated to take 2000 years if you want to figure out the password from the encrypted form. Now, if you enter your username and password, the system finds the database record based on your username, and finds the encrypted version of your password there. It then takes the password that you entered, encrypts it using the one-way function (and this takes negligible time), and checks whether the encrypted form matches what is stored in the database. If yes, you're allowed into the system, otherwise you are not. If, any admin, or malicious user gets their hands on the database the encrypted passwords are of no use to them. It is still practically impossible to decrypt the stored encrypted entries and get passwords out of them. Thus, your password is safe even if the database is compromised.However, it is still possible for the hacker to try and guess what your password is. The basic idea is very simple: Guess what that user's password might be. Use the one-way function to verify whether the guess was correct or not. This takes 1 microsecond. This means that they can check a million guesses in 1 second. In other words, and they can try all the common English words, all common proper names of people and animals, with and without caplitalization, and with and without one or two digits appended to the end - all in a few minutes. Thus, if your password happens to be Jebediah23, it will get cracked in a few minutes if not less. Now realize that if I get my hands upon the database of encrypted passwords of a big site like LinkedIn - I have access to millions of encrypted passwords. In this database, I can guarantee that there will literally be hundreds of thousands of users with passwords that are English words or names, possibly with a digit or two appended at the end. In a few minutes, by simply trying all English words, names, etc., I can crack hundreds of thousands of passwords. This is called a "dictionary attack" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dic...)There is a free program called John the Ripper (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joh...) which does exactly this. (And this has already happened, many, many times in the past, with major websites, including LinkedIn.)This should help you understand why your password needs digits and punctuation in the middle, and should not be a common English word, or name. Remember how some sites and system administrators are trying to enforce "strong" passwords upon you? This is what they're trying to prevent.One important concept here is that of "salting", which is useful for preventing dictionary attack. Instead of simply encrypting the password, the website appends the username or the email address or just some random string to the password and encrypts the resultant combined string. Thus if 'navin' and 'makarand' both have the password 'quorarox' the database will actually store the encrypted form of 'quorarox:navin' with navin's database record, and 'quorarox:makarand' with makarand's record. This makes it signNowly more difficult for the dictionary attack to succeed. (I have over-simplified - For more details read up on rainbow tables: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rai...). The string added to the password is called a 'salt', and salting is strongly recommended, but sadly not all websites follow this practice. For example, the LinkedIn leak of June 2012 showed that LinkedIn had not salted passwords (this has since been fixed).Update: These days many websites allow users to log in using Facebook, or Google or other third parties. This works a little differently. In that case,  instead of an encrypted password, the website stores an "authorization token"  that is provided by Facebook/Google/etc to the website specifically for this user. This authorization token can be used only by this website to check whether this particular user is logged in. This is done by the website contacting Facebook/Google's servers at the time of each login. If a  hacker gets access to this authorization token, it is of no use to her,  since it cannot be used by anybody other than this website. This is because the website itself has a secret key provided to it by Facebook/Google, and this secret key is not usually stored in the database.

* Record Computer Screen video in HD without external software Generally to record your computer screen, you need a special software. But without going for any external software we can record computer screen in HD resolution using the well known suit which every computer will have i.e., PowerPoint of Microsoft Office. Using the MS PowerPoint you can record video of any size, edit(resize, effects, cutting, cropping etc) and save. Follow the below steps to record and save computer screen using PowerPoint. 1. First open PowerPoint select the empty slide(make it empty by deleting text boxes). 2. Next go to insert in the top menu bar and select Screen recording 1. when you click that a recording window gets opened with start, stop, pause, select area options for recording your computer screen. 1. Select the size of the window for recording computer screen and then click start, recording gets started. 2. After finishing recording hover your cursor to the top to see stop button and click it to stop. 3. As soon as you stop recording, the video will be put on the slide and you can edit it with tools available in the power point. 1. After finishing editing right click the video and select save media as and save your video. That’s it. Open your video to see your recording. Source: Techs Text [ http://www.techstext.com/ ] . * Gmail hack In the gmail username there is no preference for .(dot) It does not count whether you put dot in the username or not. So this mean username@gmail. com is same as user.name@gmail. com = u.s.e.r.n.a.m.e@gmail. com you can try this trick and check . * Facebook Password hack In the facebook password if you alter all the lower case letter to uppercase and vice versa there is not going to be any change. So if your facebook password is: FacePass123 is same as fACEpASS123 . * Create your own desktop background themes You might have installed themes for your desktop background with .themepack extension. But you can create those on your own with all your favorite images you want. Follow the steps below: First select all the images which you want to create a theme of. After selecting right click and select Set as desktop background. Next go to your desktop and right click to see the Next desktop background option. By going to Personalization you can save your theme with your name. After saving the theme right clicking on it gives an option to share it, save as . deskthemepack which you can share with your friends or put it in the web for others. So that’s very simple right creating your own desktop themes. * Create Custom email address @engineer. com, @techie. com, @physicist. net for Free You can create your own custom email address from Mail.com. There are 150+ custom domains of which you can have your email ID. Few of the domains are: activist. com, asia. com, doctor. com, chemist. com, clerk. com, columnist. com. engineer. com, deliveryman. com, doglover. com…………+150 other custom domains of different categories. You can freely signup and can have upto 10 different custom emails for one account. You can amaze your friends with these custom emails. You can say like, me@techie. com. Sounds good right!!! Hope you guys can make most out of your 10 minutes using these tech hacks…