Tracking COVID-19 Cases in Santa Clara County
Source: Santa Clara County Public Health and archive.org
Source: Santa Clara County Public Health and archive.org
nVidia ended support for the 3D Vision system on April 11, 2019. I didn’t learn this until I updated to a newer driver today, which then sent me on a long journey trying to figure out how to install a driver newer than I had before but old enough to
I recently picked up a YPG-235 off Craigslist. One of the reasons I sought it out was for the “lesson mode” (or “Yamaha Education Suite”) where it helps you learn songs by displaying the notes and pausing the song for you until you hit the notes. You can do the same with a
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Hard drive encrypted using FileVault? Lost your password? You can’t get your data back, but you can make the MacBook usable again: Start the MacBook in Target Disk Mode by holding down ‘t’ Connect the MacBook to another computer using a Thunderbolt Cable. You will be prompted for the drive’s
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So you’ve got a PC without a CD-ROM drive. (Err, DVD-ROM, DVD-RW, whatever). Or you bought a new PC motherboard without realizing it lacks an IDE port for your antiquated DVD player. Then you bought some software on physical media like it was the 90’s. (Perhaps you got a great
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