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As someone who writes mostly technology-related answers, I see the following question so much it makes me want to tear my hair out:“Can iCloud Activation Lock be Bypassed?”For those who don’t know, Apple devices that have an iCloud account active on them with Find My iPhone enabled will lock the device to that Apple ID even if it is restored to factory defaults. This is designed to prevent thievery, since stolen devices (typically iPhones) are useless without the Apple ID password they are locked with to unlock it. It is incredibly common for people to sell devices without removing the lock beforehand (likely because they don’t know it exists, or how to remove it) or because it is stolen. Either way, the lock cannot be bypassed without that password… but that doesn’t stop everyone and their mother from asking if it can be done as if the rules somehow don’t apply to them.Instead of viewing the answers on an existing question, or even asking new people to answer that existing question, they make a new one. Every. Single. Time. Quora is absolutely flooded with these questions, and I get A2A requests for them more than anything else.

Building trust with technology isn’t quite as easy as falling backward into someone’s arms. Unless you have a technical background, cybersecurity can be difficult to grasp.Most people are comfortable with ink signatures, but it’s a common misconception that just because a document has been signed with ink, it’s safe, secure and valid. In fact, without physically meeting and talking with the signer.For example, if you’ve never seen the signer’s signature before, how do you know it is actually their signature? If you know what the signature is supposed to look like, how do you know the one in front of you wasn't forged? And if the signature is on the last page of a multi-page document, how do you know that something in the preceding pages was not altered after the document was signed?The reality of e-signatures – especially independent e-signatures, in which the evidence of their validity is embedded in the signed document – is that they are more trustworthy than traditional ink signatures.Offer Transparency and ControlIn the same way, building trust means providing all the facts. If signers have access to the entire signing process from a comprehensive audit trail, they’re able to keep close watch over their transaction and its process from identity authentication to opening and reviewing documents to signing.Use Trusted TechnologyPeople trust those who are trustworthy. Companies that use e-signature technology that goes above and beyond security requirements will naturally win over the trust.Educate DownstreamNo matter how many thousands of dollars e-signatures will save your company, for an e-signature solution to be successful at every level, you must educate everyone involved in the importance your e-signature provider places on security and independence.

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Following features are what I think that lollipop sucks at:Google has shifted the remove all notification button from top of the screen to the bottom of the list of notification. In case of more than 10 notifications, I have to scroll down through all the notifications to find this button.​​​​​2) Google has degraded the functionality of recent app button which is present on the navigation tray ( I am talking about square button in the above photograph) Earlier on tapping the recent app button it gives you a better view in the form of different clusters. Something like this: ​​​​​Now they have change the functionality of this button and disorganized the view. If I have 4 tabs open in my chrome. It will show me 4 different tabs instead of showing me one chrome thumbnail. People use this button to shift to different apps. So in order to shift to different app I have to scroll more and apply more effort in order to search for my final destination. Now it look like this: ​​​​​Imagine if I have 10 tabs open in my chrome. It is really messy. 3) They have removed their beautifully designed inbuilt app called Gallery. Now users have to use app named Photos.See the difference between both the app.GALLERY:​​​​​You can see a separate section for yourDownload photos, separate for Bluetooth photos, separate for camera photos and so on. It is a better organized working in the form of clusters.If you see the PHOTOS APP​​​​There are no seperate sections for different purpose. Your downloads, Bluetooth, camera etc all photos come mix. You have to work harder to find a particular photo of yours.4) My internet has stopped working from the day I had upgraded my android. There is always an explanation sign beside my network signal symbol. I signifies there is no cellular internet though I had switched on my data pack.​There is no H+, 3G or E indicating internet.But at the same time it show the H if I go into settings.​I don't know what is go on and where is the problem.4) White background for everything is also not a right decision.It is a common concept that black background helps users to better concentrate on text, photos and videos. This is the reason youtube gives black background for its video. People prefer black color for the mobile phones and tabs to have black strip around their device main screen.5) Removing the silent mode is also a bad decision from my point of view.In short people want minimum number of clicks and scrolling to get their work done but android lollipop works opposite.

Firstly, be aware that building an E-learning application is not easy as it seems. It may take some time, it will cost you some serious money and effort. After all, you need a great team which comprises app developers, designers marketers and more. However, I will guide you through the process by providing this step by step instructions.Choose the right authoring tool that suits your requirementsGet a clear-cut idea on your audience and subject matterChoose an existing E-learning template or create a customized oneSelect a cloud-based E-learning management systemCreate your own multimedia learning elements or else embed links to videos, presentations, and any other online resourcesInclude video, audio, and other graphical elements, keep it simple and comprehensibleBuild a Customized E-learning application with a ready-made solutionAs I mentioned above, building a fully-customized E-learning solution can cost you a fortune. Burt, the easiest way is always around, isn’t it? Agriya, a renowned web & mobile application development company has introduced a premium online learning solution, which is ideal for entry-level businesses to deploy a complete E-learning portal or app.Adopt Latest Technology Trends Required for Developing an E-learning AppThe impact of technology in almost every sector is remarkable, e-learning is not an exception as well. It is what which makes the digital education much interesting and less complex. The more innovative technological aspects you integrate within your platform, the more it attracts the users.Gamify your Mobile AppThe main concept of gamification is to minimize the boredom by promoting interactiveness. It promotes learning via game quests.Learn Better with VideosVideos will be accounted for 80% of all internet traffic by 2021. Moreover, the impact of visual representation on learning is remarkable, it improves the knowledge transfer between teachers and learners. Integrating videos as a learning approach is highly effective and admirable.Cloud Storage for Efficient LearningIsn’t it learning too easy if we can access all the learning materials and books in a jiffy? If you integrate cloud storage to your app, it will enable users to access, books, notes and communicate effectively with the mentors.Augmented and Virtual RealityAR and VR are referred as one of the best futuristic innovations of today. Several tech giants are investing massively in this technology. AR technology minimizes the distance between real and virtual world, which helps users to grasp the highly sophisticated lessons more easily. Whilst AR induced e-learning apps have been launched already, the cost of implementing VR is still high and is not accessible to a wide range of audience.Puzzles, Brain Games, and Memory Training GamesMerging learning with fun is an effective way to improve the process. Offering your kids with brain games, memory training, and thought-provoking puzzles will help them balance learning and fun at the same hand. Besides, this enhances their ability to solve problems, think independently and many more.Learn & implement comprehensive insights about how to set up an effective digital learning platform/app, also, how to create/sell your online courses, Developing Digital Learning Platform/app (Definitive Guide for Entrepreneurs & Teachers)

Suppose you have a table in MS word and you want that it does not split over two pages: So not like this.Easy peasy, let me google that: “How to prevent a table to break across pages’How to Stop a Table Row from Splitting Over Two PagesFollow these steps, instead:Select the row (or rows) that you want to keep together.Choose Table Properties from the Table menu. Word displays the Table Properties dialog box; you should make sure the Row tab is selected. ...Make sure the Allow Row to Break Across Pages check box is cleared.Click your mouse on OK.Bummer ! That does not seem to work. Let’s read that page again:Remember that these steps won't stop a table from splitting across two pages; it only stops individual rows from splitting across pages.Ok! So it’s just for a single row not the full table? Weird !Let’s try something else. In paragraph options you have an option that is called ‘Keep lines together’ that’s exactly what I need; So that should work !!Bummer! That does not work either.In case you wonder how to solve the mysteryYou need to select all rows except the last row and use ‘Keep with next’.and the result will be.Only Microsoft can invent something like that!This is another Microsoft invention:Suppose we have some text and we are using endnotes:See that line that separates the text with the endnotes: that’s called an ’Endnote Separator’. Suppose we want to change the line and make it longer, delete it, or change it to something else, like some ***In French, they say: ‘Bonne chance!’ (or good luck in English.)The only way to change that is to go to the outline view (View > Outline). It makes sense don’t you think?Subsequently on the Reference Tab → Show Notes and then change the drop down to Endnote Separator at the bottom of the page:Voilà, we now can change the Endnote Separator:Please note that this only works in Outline View so not in Draft, Print Layout, or Web Layout view.Man, who comes up with this stuff!This is one from MSExcel more in particular how rounding works;In native excel rounding 2.5 to zero decimals will be written as:=round(2.5, 0) and will give you 3 (as expected)Now go to VBA ( + ) and use the immediate window ( + )and type? round(2.5,0)remark “?” is short for print; it only works in the VBA immediate window.Looks exactly the same right? But the result is not 3 but 2 (!?)I added a print-screen (you can force Excel to use the worksheet function in VBA; so I have both results in one print-screen)The difference is documented in the Excel help files.The native Excel function is using ‘normal’ rounding so 5 is rounded up.The VBA function although it has exactly the same syntax, is using so-called ‘round half to even’ or ‘bankers' rounding.2.5 is rounded down to the nearest even number i.e. 23.5 is rounded to 4.Round half to even is often used in the financial world. It has less bias.Although documented correctly by Microsoft. I really doubt that even a relatively experienced user will know. You could even say.“Why Bill? Why did you do that?” Why didn’t they just make a different VBA function for this round to even?Sometimes Microsoft has it’s better moments.Just open Word and type:=lorem()and press enter:It will change into:Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Maecenas porttitor congue massa. Fusce posuere, magna sed pulvinar ultricies, purus lectus malesuada libero, sit amet commodo magna eros quis urna.Nunc viverra imperdiet enim. Fusce est. Vivamus a tellus.Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Proin pharetra nonummy pede. Mauris et orci.Lorem ipsum - WikipediaThat is what I call a sense of humor.

If your idea of a good sci-fi comedy is Spaceballs, then I have great news for you. There are a lot of far better films for you to enjoy. Not all of them have the same elements of parody and slapstick that Spaceballs has, so I’ve flagged up the ones that doGalaxy Quest (parody, a little slapstick) - This is the gold standard of sci-fi comedy. It’s a decent sci-fi adventure in its own right, with a great cast (Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Sam Rockwell and Alan Rickman) and a brilliant script. It’s a parody of Star Trek in which a bunch of washed-up actors from a TV show called Galaxy Quest are kidnapped by aliens who have seen the show and interpreted it as “historical documents”. It is by turns hilarious, touching and thrilling, and there’s a brilliant use of a repeated catchphrase.Sleeper (parody and slapstick) - Woody Allen plays a 20th Century man woken from cryogenic sleep in a future where people have robot servants and orgasmatrons but live under the yoke of a Big Brother-like Leader. Accidentally kidnapping socialite Diane Keaton, Allen gets caught up in the resistance movement trying to overthrow the LeaderPaul (parody) - Simon Pegg and Nick Frost play nerdy Englishmen on a tour of America’s sci-fi landmarks, who encounter an alien called Paul, who is on the run from a Government facility. Pursued by men in black, they set off to try to get Paul to a rendezvous with his ride home. It’s both an homage and a parody of pretty much any film with aliens in it; if you’re a fan of sci-fi classics, you’ll spot quite a few jokes in the casting and dialogue that you might otherwise miss.The World’s End (parody) - Simon Pegg’s alcoholic anti-hero Gary King reassembles his high school friends and attempts to complete a pub crawl around 12 different watering holes that they tried and failed at many years before. Along the way, they begin to suspect that people who stayed in the town they grew up in may not be fully human.Brazil - the first of a few very dark comedies on this list, Terry Gilliam’s 1985 classic features Jonathan Pryce as Sam Lowry, a government official in a bureaucratic future investigating a typographic error that led to the police taking the wrong man for an unfortunately terminal information retrieval session, believing him to be a terrorist. Did I mention it was dark? Along the way, Sam discovers the joys of having a fully automated house, the difficulty of completing the right forms to get a maintenance appointment, the thrill of illicit plumbing, the efficacy of acid versus conventional cosmetic surgery and the importance of barley water, all against a backdrop of mounting terrorism and disinformation. Brazil seemed like a tragicomic partner to 1984 when it was released. Today, it just seems horrifyingly prescient.Back to the Future - Does this need any introduction? The “science” is undoubtedly wonky, and the better films in the trilogy are set in the past, but it’s a deservedly much loved comedy series. However, if you want a really good time travel comedy, the film you need is…Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure - in which Bill S Preston, Esq. and Ted “Theodore” Logan must pass their end of term History presentation to avoid being split up, and a time traveller from the future named Rufus must help them to do it because his future depends on their band, Wyld Stallyns. Not only very funny, but probably the best movie about time travel after the not-at-all-funny-but-very-good Primer.Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - two ex-lovers try to erase each other from their own memories using a newly developed technology that causes very specific brain damage. Charlie Kaufman’s script is cleverly constructed, Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey handle the range of emotions needed as the leads, and the supporting cast (Kirsten Dunst, Tom Wilkinson) is excellent.Wall-E - Again, do Pixar movies really need an introduction? Wall-E is the last surviving robot left behind to clean up the Earth after humans packed off in giant spaceships, who begins an unlikely, silent courtship with a probe sent to look for signs of plant life.The Truman Show - Jim Carrey plays Truman Burbank, the unwitting star of a reality tv show constructed around his life, who gradually becomes aware that his idyllic home is not all it seems. The comedy is gentle, but it helps to frame the more serious dramatic themes.The Man in the White Suit - Ealing’s underappreciated sci-fi comedy. Alec Guinness’s Cambridge renegade invents a new synthetic fibre that never wears out and never gets dirty… but the consequences are not what he expects. It seems remarkably prescient in today’s world of built-in obsolescence, and perhaps deserves a remake. Eddie Redmayne would be my preferred casting choice, though I am not quite who could replace Joan Greenwood’s inimitable voice.The Hitchhikers’ Guide To The Galaxy (parody) - Douglas Adams’s comedy sci-fi classic has had many forms - radio, published scripts, books, television - and this film version is by far the weakest. The production design is gorgeous and the casting is largely spot on (the exception being that Alan Rickman is far too sardonic for the voice of Marvin, the paranoid android), but in the quest to make it cinematic, producer-directors Hammer & Tongs (Garth Jennings and Nick Goldsmith) cut too many of Adams’s words, and with it most of the jokes. Still worth a look, at least in my eyes (my wife would disagree)Safety Not Guaranteed - More time travel, as Aubrey Plaza’s bored reporter answers Mark Duplass’s advert for a time travel companion (“I have only done this once before. Safety not guaranteed”) in search of a story about an eccentric, and begins to wonder if he might be for real. It’s more comedy drama than out-and-out comedy, but it’s one of those films that makes you think long after the credits roll.Dr Strangelove, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb - If Brazil and its totalitarian bureaucracy wasn’t dark enough for you, how about the end of the world? As the President of the US learns of a Russian doomsday device, designed to retaliate automatically in response to a nuclear attack, one of his Air Force Generals has gone mad and is trying to launch an attack on Russia… Peter Sellers plays the President, an RAF Squadron Leader trying to stop the mad General and the eponymous Dr Strangelove, the President’s wheelchair bound German weapons adviser. But the rest of the cast plays it straight - and that makes the comedy even darker.Delicatessen - And here’s one from after the end of the world. Audaciously announcing itself as “Un Film de Jeunet et Caro” (it was their debut feature), Delicatessen is the tale of a rundown appartment block in a post-apocalyptic world, where the butcher landlord supplements his residents’ diet with mysterious meat. Dominique Pinon’s circus clown becomes the latest in a string of new residents taking the last room, and gets mixed up with the landlord’s daughter and an underground army of revolutionary vegetarians.Dark Star - Dan O’Bannon’s other blue-collar-workers-in-space script is Alien, but this one is a comedy. A bunch of regular guys struggle with an annoying alien, a dead captain who can still talk to them from the deep freeze, and a smart bomb that is in the process of becoming sentient.A Scanner Darkly - I am not sure if this really counts as a comedy. It certainly has comedic elements - for the most part, it’s a movie about a group of paranoid drug addicts sharing a house - but at its heart it is very dark and the ending is not funny at all. But it’s a good enough, and idiosyncratic enough film to be worthy of your consideration.Slither - What James Gunn was doing before Marvel, and what he will probably go back to now that Disney don’t like him any more. Slither is a sci-fi horror comedy about a rather gross form of alien invasion.Innerspace (some slapstick) - How about something you can watch with the family? An experimental craft shrunk to the size of a human cell, with Dennis Quaid inside, accidentally gets injected into Martin Short when villains try to capture it. Adventure, and some quite funny sequences, ensue as Short has to try to get himself and Quaid to a place where the craft can be safely recovered. I suppose you could put Ant Man in the same bracket.Attack the Block - Joe Cornish’s film sees feral aliens arriving in south London and attacking a tower block. With a mostly amateur cast, plus Nick Frost, the film gets the dialogue and interaction between the teenage hooligans who find themselves the block’s defenders absolutely right. It’s also notable for featuring two actors who would go on to much bigger sci-fi roles: Star Wars’s John Boyega and 13th Doctor Jodie WhittakerMen in Black - Defending the Earth from the scum of the universe, Tommy Lee Jones’s jaded Agent K recruits Will Smith to be his new partner. My personal favourite in the series is the under-rated time travel instalment Men in Black 3, which is lifted by Josh Brolin’s uncanny impersonation of a younger Tommy Lee Jones, Michael Stuhlbarg’s quirky alien Macguffin and Jermaine Clement’s gleefully evil dual turn as two versions of villain Boris the AnimalIdiocracy - Mike Judge’s vision of a dumb future is less subtle and dark than Gilliam’s Brazil, but in the current electoral era it seems almost as prescient.Starship Troopers (parody) - nope, this isn’t a dumb sci-fi movie celebrating a fascist militaristic culture. That was the book. Paul Verhoeven brought his European sensitivities to the material and made it so over-the-top that it became a parody of the very thing people took it for. Perhaps he was too subtle with this one…Robocop (parody) - ...but more people recognise Robocop as a (dark and violent) parody of the commercialisation of everything.Mars Attacks! (parody, slapstick) - Tim Burton’s adaptation of a trading card game is very silly and surprisingly effective at using the talents of its very diverse cast. Who couldn’t love a film where the transplanted heads of a scientist and a reporter conduct a brief but touching romance, where Tom Jones is the hero of Las Vegas for more than his singing, and where Lukas Haas, his gran and a stereo are the saviours of the Earth?Groundhog Day - let’s finish as we started, with a classic. It’s not really clear if Bill Murray’s weatherman Phil Connors spends an extended sojourn in a single, endlessly repeated day because of science or the supernatural, but it is time travel, so it gets on this list. Murray’s transformation as he relives the day runs a full range of emotions - whereas everyone else’s responses can only change as a reflection of his behaviours. The film stands or falls by whether we buy into Murray’s gradual changes, and he succeeds in selling it magnificently.

We use them at the moment - we’re trying them because they have an amazing number of features but unfortunately, these guys have a LOT of things to iron out.The product is really buggyIt’s not intuitive there is a little bit of the learning curveCustomer support is slow takes me around 24 hours to get a response keep in mind I live in Australia but it takes days to fix a problem (and there are plenty of problems).Last week all of my landing pages went down which meant I spent an entire days’ worth of ad spend sending people to 404 pages. As I write this I still can’t log in the site is still down and my ads have been shut off so every day I’m losing leads.Everything takes forever, if you think you’re going to just bang out a landing page think again, you need to create a landing page, then create a mobile version of that page and they never really look the same.I’ve spent too many hours trying to build landing pages then going back and forth with customer support with issues regarding domains, elements not showing up on the landing pages, the site going down etc. it’s exhaustingDon’t get me wrong these guys are going to be a company worth looking out for but they haven’t got their stuff together.We’re going to move back to our previous software, yes it’s twice the price but we’re happy to pay that just to not have to deal with the frustration of using this platform.