D-Link DWL-G730AP Default IP address: 192.168.0.30 Default username: admin Default password: (blank, no password) Note: To choose between AP mode, Client mode, Router mode: slide selector switch on the bottom of the unit
After doing a bit more research on the Boring Co. Flamethrower, it seemed like the performance was going to be a little lackluster and that the product was overpriced. Therefore, I decided to cancel my order. There is currently (as of Feb 1st, 2018) no automated way to cancel, but the following steps worked for me. 🙂 To cancel your Boring Company Flamethrower order, send an email to: The Boring Company <flamethrower@boringcompany.com> Include a message similar to: Re: order # 155XXXX
Question. I recently had the following popup unexpectedly on my Windows laptop: Fatal Error! PIL._imaging.pyd could not be extracted! I was surfing the internet on my laptop and I am worried that I might have a virus 🙁 Can you help me identify what caused that error? Thx! -Josh Silvija Answer. Hi Josh! Thank you for your question. Fortunately, that “fatal error” should not be an issue. Specifically, I have seen that error occur when Google Drive (now Google Backup and
How to change the Font color of the typewriter type tool in Foxit: Select the “Comment” tab, Select the Typewriter tool and click on your text box Highlight your text (you may need to double-click it first) Select Font Color under the “Comment Format” tab and choose a color Voila, you can now adjust the “typewriter” tool font settings however you like! 🙂
Do you need a scannable 1099-MISC or similar* tax form from the IRS? *NOTE: while most tax forms are downloadable, for certain forms the IRS requires a scannable form that must be ordered. Thankfully, the IRS offers a simple service where you can order the forms for free and receive them within ten business days. You can find the order form here: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/order-products It just takes a minute to fill out the order info; then you will get a confirmation like this: After ten business
This awesome latte can do double duty for Christmas or New Year’s. Simple to make and delicious to drink. My wife says it is head and shoulders above StarBucks eggnog latte. Our friends say it brightens up their holidays. Here is the recipe: (makes 2-4 cups depending on your espresso maker/bialetti) *note: this entire recipe costs about $0.25 a cup in ingredients and requires minimal equipment. Ingredients: +Medium coffee (can also use decaf) +Whole milk (substitute soy milk, oat milk
Honeywell makes some nice Wi-Fi thermostats, but some of their instructional videos have broken links. This can be quite inconvenient when you need to review the setup process:-( Therefore, I created this page which shows the videos for your convenience: 🙂 I hope these videos are helpful. Please let me know if you have any questions!
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