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Elizkid:I've got a neat redmi note 9s for sale. 6/128 4 different cases 2 extra tempered glasses + the one currently installed. 85k |
hansomb:it'll be at least 175k from the look of things |
Mustiboy:We kind of hear this same story with every generation. The same way I appreciated and still appreciate my Note 9s with the launch of the Note 10 series. In my own experience, there isn't always a huge leap with each consecutive generation. I'm very sure the same story will pop up when the Note 12 series is launched especially from this who will get any of the 11 Series. |
Entrepreneurrr:By definition, the relation is symmetric, because aRb implies that a^b = b^a which in turn implies that b^a = a^b that is, bra. Also, R is reflexive because, a^a = a^a, hence aRa. |
UPDATED2020:The leaked ones
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jjcena:China is on holiday till February so no Aliexpress deals till then. |
frankyvalll:what colour? |
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error4040:you can still use the 2 left ear buds together. Just turn one of them in the other direction. Look at the way mine is connected.
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simiife:post it |
busuyi44:Some of these things can only be kept in an environment with a guaranty of electricity. |
Tobedated:Note 11 may not come to Nigeria anytime soon. It has not even been released Globally yet only in China. Price will rather increase than reduce these days ago if one has the means when the phone is released there should be no dillydallying. |
genius43:Na their problem be that o. At this point in time, everybody ought to be aware of the bad state of our Naira and its effects on price of commodities. Ordinarily, phones have not become more expensive than it was some years ago, it's the exchange rate that has gone south. |
genius43:Finally, the wait is getting over. |
Does anybody here have a case for sale for Redmi 8 please? Any type, silicone or armoured or otherwise... |
Mustiboy:Note that the wallpaper didn't come with the theme and I built the widget on the Homescreen with kwgt
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Almost never changes. Homescreen Lockscreen Poweramp
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Cannonleo:It is, I downloaded the latest version |
tasonivan:I'll advice that you just use modded WhatsApp instead of dual apps if the problem persists. |
genius43:Oh okay, that's better. |
I hope a lasting solution is found for this Redmi 9T/Poco M3 issue. The complaints are becoming too much. |
Cannonleo:what do you think could be the problem? I could only extend my pc screen, I couldn't duplicate it |
Semmilore:@veekid |
Over the last few days, there is someone who has been in the news much more than our regular Politicians, Corrupt Bureaucrats, Cricketers and Celebrities who own cricket teams. We are talking about Ashwini Nene, the third year undergraduate engineering student from Mumbai, who achieved a milestone by scoring a bullseye, 340/340, in the new format of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). Here's a sneak peak into their conversation on getting a perfect 340 in GRE Yocket Reporter (YR): First and foremost, Congratulations on a perfect score in GRE. Tell me, how is the feeling overall? Ashwini Nene (AN): (smiles) Thanks a lot! It feels great. I did not expect to score 340. As soon as the results were displayed, I could not believe. I made sure, I'll confirm the news once I receive the Official score card. YR: Do you know anyone who has achieved this feat? AN: (Laughingly... ) No. YR: How did you prepare for the exam? AN: I studied for three hours a day for the first 2 to 3 months. In the last one month, I stretched my timings to 4 to 5 hours a day. I solved around 15 full length tests with good analysis. I guess, that was the key to the full score. YR: Which sections were you weak at? How did you overcome it? AN: I love Mathematics since childhood, so that was not a big problem. Verbal was the weaker zone, especially Reading Comprehension (RC). I used to make a lot of mistakes because I never read the questions properly. At times, I used to skip some content of the passage. Avoid such practices. The long passages can be annoying but if you read them well, you can easily ace them. YR: Which books did you study from? AN: Princeton Review, Kaplan and Barrons. These books, if solved completely, can certainly fetch you a very high score. YR: Did you join any coaching classes for GRE? If yes, how was the experience? AN: I had joined KIC Education Andheri branch. The mentors, teachers, support staff are excellent there. Study material, practice tests helped me a lot. It all depends on how well you've studied. Coaching will just monitor your progress and guide you, if you falter anywhere. A student has to put maximum efforts from his/her side to expect some sort of guidance as well. Since I've scored full marks, I am going to get free counselling from KIC Education for my applications to the universities abroad. YR: Which universities have you reported your score to? AN: Well, I have been very optimistic and thus I have chosen all the top universities. I have reported my scores to Cornell University Columbia University University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and University of California at Berkeley I am pretty unsure, if I'll make to any of these top universities of the US (shrugs Ashwini). I have heard a lot about University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (UMich), Gerogia Institute of Technology, Atlanta (GaTech) and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). YR: I am sure you will, Miss Nene. What about your other credentials? AWA? Academics? Engg. College and Stream? AN: I am currently in my 6th semester (Third Year) studying Computer Engineering from Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT), Andheri. My aggregate of the last 5 semesters is 73.9%. I scored 4.5 in AWA (Analytical Writing Analysis - Essay) which I think is pretty good enough for most of the universities. YR: Which countries are you looking at for your Masters/PhD course? And which course? AN: Well, I am certainly going to apply for Computer Science course but my specialisation is not yet decided. I have spoken to a couple of seniors after my GRE exam and they have told me that specialisation is very important. I'll surf through various online portals who guide about MS in US, take help from my counsellors at KIC, constantly take advice from seniors and relatives abroad before deciding the field. So, it cannot be an overnight call. I'll start working towards my course and specialisation after 6th semester exam. I am going to apply only to the United States of America (USA). From what I have read on many websites like yocket and edulix, and other seniors who have guided me, application is a tough part and eats up a lot of time. It is best if you focus on one country and try to get an admit from the top school. USA has one of the finest universities in Computers. So, I am going to stick to the States. YR: Excellent! What are your other interests/hobbies? AN: Ummm.. Well, I am an avid reader. So, my free time is pretty occupied with reading. Since, engineering is a very demanding course, it takes up most part of the day. Hence, I am not so much into extra curricular activities. But yes, I've recently started learning Spanish as I've got this fetish to learn different languages. YR: Do you've any internship offers after the third year of engineering? AN: Yes, I've got a 2 month internship opportunity from Microsoft in the IT division. My work location will be Hyderabad and training will begin as soon as the university exams are done (mostly June). YR: One last question. What advice, tips & tricks would you like to give to your juniors? AN: VERBAL - Do not ignore the wordlist. Eventhough the new pattern has no analogies and antonyms, it is still very important to have strong vocabulary. Sentence Completion and, at times RCs, can be solved quickly if you know the meaning. Practice a lot of questions. There is ample study material available online and offline. Read articles and newspapers. It helps to improve grammar, you come across new words, and are habituated with long passages. QUANT - It is all about concepts and applications. I believe that if the concept is clear, a student can solve any possible question. Even average practice can fetch you 160/170 in quants. So, spend time, understand the concepts, get used to the questions and analyse your mistakes, if any. AWA - Like many other students, I did not study it in the last minute. I wrote around 25 essays from the ETS pool of topics. It is very important to follow the pattern. Do not simply use big words. Logical writing is the key. It is not easy to fool them by simply making it verbose. Understand the topic for 2 minutes, jot down all the points that you are going to argue/support and then pen down the essay. YR: It was great talking to you, Ashwini. Congratulations, once again and I am sure you will do very well in the rest of the journey to the US. AN: Thank You Yocket. Thanks a lot for the encouragement. |
The best advice is to take your business teaching online. That's one of the gift Covid-19 had given to teachers especially when you know your onions. All it requires is one big client, then the clientele will begin to grow based on referrals and recommendations. There was a time especially during the lockdown that I earned at much as 1k per hour for some online classes, classes where I don't even need to step out of bed. But the important thing is to be well grounded in whatever you teach. It's neither pride nor arrogance, but I can confidently tell you that if I teach mathematics at any level, whether physical or online, they'll always want to come for more and won't have problems paying well. |
DevDee:OK |
Spartancosta:You've made a slight error with that second line. You discarded the square root. |
MrEDUCATION:here. You can ask for further clarification on wherever it is needed
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drizzle0007:Are you sure this was ever possible? It has always been "line busy" for me and I've always used miui dialer. |
chariisGRACE:Clean, great shots man. |
babyfaceafrica:I'm sorry, it's been a while since I did things like these. |

