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UPDATE! The DNS number has changed as of July 20, 2023. This journal has been updated to reflect this change! Over the years, when playing the 4th and 5th generation of Pokémon, you are able to obtain a Mystery Gift at some exclusive locations. However, here in 2020 it is impossible to obtain these gifts since the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi connectivity has been shut down. At least that's what you think... Here is a way to get any Mystery Gift for Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, Heart Gold, Soul Silver, Black, White, Black 2 and White 2. Apparently, someone has collected and archived every gift in a special DNS server. First, I will tell you how to get event items/Pokémon today in the 4th generation games, including the generation 2 remakes. (Skip this step if you're playing HG/SS) When booting up the game, head to Jubilife City and talk to the TV reporters on the 3rd floor of the Jubilife TV building, When they ask for two questions answer them in the following order: EVERYONE

Here is a tutorial on how to enable Proton for Steam on Linux! Once Linux and your graphics drivers are installed, install Steam! Once Steam is updated, and you're logged in, go to Steam (top of window) > Settings > Steam Play > Make sure 'Enable Steam Play for all other titles' is checked Under 'Run other titles with:' select the Proton version you want to use Click OK And that's it! You can now install and run Windows-only games on Linux! PLEASE NOTE: This is using a Windows capability layer (similar to Wine), not all games will work properly or not work at all! Here are a few games and how well they run (Issues or game tweaking will be reported in brackets): PlanetSide 2 - GOLD [Launch Options: %command% --disable-gpu] Star Wars Empire at War - Gold Pack - GOLD [Works well with Proton 6.3-8] Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - PLATINUM [Multiplayer may only work on experimental Proton release] Halo: The Master Chief Collection - GOLD [May only work on experimental

Microsoft Office, also known as Microsoft 365 if you subscribe to use it. Not too long ago, if someone needed to get Microsoft Office, they would need to pay $400+ for it. Now it's about $150, but that's only for Word, PowerPoint and Excel as well as lacking the benefits of upgrading when a new version comes out. And for one device only. Microsoft 365, on the other hand, gives you the full Office suite as well as an extra terabyte of OneDrive storage for as low as $6.99/month. And for up to 5 devices. That being said, it's a no-brainer if you want a premium office suite (unless you don't want to pay, then LibreOffice is the next best choice), but why pay when Microsoft Office is available online now as well? Yeah, going to office.com and clicking on a Word document you have saved in OneDrive will open that document in a web-based version of Microsoft Word. Which begs the question; Is a Microsoft Office Subscription worth it anymore? Well, yes... and no. If you need more storage

I DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS! IF YOU REALLY WANT TO, THEN CONTINUE READING! Windows 11, while will only install on computers with supported CPUs, can be installed on computers with older/unsupported CPUs as well. RISKS! The main risks are: Glitches: Whether minor or major, you might run into problems! You need to do a clean install: Make sure to back up your data before doing this! Security updates only: Any moment updates or major version upgrades will be blocked! So, not recommended! Easy How-To! Download the Windows 11 ISO directly from Microsoft Download Rufus from the website rufus.ie Insert a USB drive that's 8GB or larger into your computer Launch Rufus and click "SELECT" under Boot selection and Select the Windows ISO Make sure Image Option is set to "Standard Windows installation" Make sure Partition scheme is set to "GPT" Make sure Target System is set to "UEFI (non CSM)" Make sure File system is set to "NTFS" Make sure Cluster size is set to "4096 bytes (Default)" Click

"If what you want is a super portable notebook with powerful features, you don't always need to look for the Apple logo" ~MrMobile (YouTube) I have to say I agree, in fact this Samsung laptop is actually thinner than the MacBook Air, 26% thinner to be exact! I have used this laptop frequently, and I have to say... Not bad! That is to say it's not perfect (My first unit had a screen flickering issue and had to exchange it), but it certainly comes close! I personally see only one problem with this laptop: The software support. Why? Because it doesn't run on Intel or AMD processors, instead it runs a custom-made QUALCOMM 8cx processor and runs most Intel-based applications through emulation. In fact, I ran into a problem with installing Bitdefender when setting mine up; both the installation and rollback failed to complete, and now I have Bitdefender in my apps list with no way to get rid of it without resetting the whole thing. Not much of an issue though, since it's hardly