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Category Archives: Hardware
Google WiFi Mesh LAN Subnet Google Home Tutorial
Since the Google WiFi Mesh Networking Primer Tutorial‘s talk about Google Wifi Mesh networks, well, we stopped worrying about it, we’re guessing, because the product is really good. Recently though, we’ve got it back into our thinking, not that we … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Hardware, Installers, iOS, Networking, Tutorials
Tagged broadband, connect, connection, fibre to the node, Google, google home, google mesh, google wifi mesh, hardware, install, iOS, iPhone, LAN, mesh, modem, NBN, network, port, setup, subnet, subnetwork, tutorial, WiFi
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Trust This Computer Issue on iPhone Tutorial
We think we introduced a problem with the way our iPhone charges (or is hard to) recently, and we think we got “out of synch” with using the iPhone as a debugging tool (as we show with Just Javascript Card … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Hardware, iOS, Tutorials
Tagged alert, Apple, buzz, connection, debug, debugging, hardware, iOS, iPhone, issue, lead, MacBook Air, macOS, port, power, powering off, powering on, problem, security, setting, trust, tutorial, USB, USB port, validation, vibrate, white lead
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Projector Viewing Primer Tutorial
Are you interested in swapping out a television viewing system of watching entertainment for a projector based one? We recently acquired an Xgimi projector, and after setting up the projector with a decent screen to project to, found the setting … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Hardware, Tutorials
Tagged configuration, entertainment, Gmail, Google Play, project, projector, remote, remote control, screen, stream, streaming, streaming service, television, tutorial, xgimi
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One of Those Things About Such and Such Online That is Hard to Look Up Tutorial
Another day, another start to a macOS MacBook Air day. What’s the go today, even as far as “lift off” goes? Here we go, procedure 6a subsection 9 … the MacBook Air doesn’t immediately show the screen … okay … … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, brightness, Google, intuition, keywords, laptop, Mac, MacBook Air, macOS, notebook, online, power, power adaptor, power button, power on, press, screen, search engine, sleep, sleep indicator, tutorial
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