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talented artist

shey this one come make sense at all

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bobo65:
This phone no suppose pass 10k

even was hoping to be around 12k

My sis got 54% in her Utme result going for law (oou) pls what is her chances of getting admission

hmmm

vezycash:
There are three things to try.

Method 1
Copy the content of the Windows 10 disk/iso to C:

Just paste it in drive C. Reboot and it should take u straight to the installer.

The disadvantages of this method:
1. You won't be able to format the drive.
2. You won't have access to your files once u finished install. So, you'll need to copy them out to your external drive
3. Do not use this method if u have virus on your laptop, cos it'll just infect the installation files.

Method 2
Remove your hard drive format and plug it to another laptop as an external drive. Get a connector if u don't have it.

Copy the win 10 installation files to the drive.

Connect it back to your system and boot

Method 3
Just burn the Windows 10 ISO files to a DVD and boot. If u don't have a DVD rom, find someone who has an external rom.

Wow...

Just racked my head silly on this topic.
Ain't responding to this issue again.

Good luck.

thanks I will try that

vezycash:
Try using an external hard drive.

have try it also but it isn't working at all

pleas guys help me out I have Acer aspire switch 10 and I want to format it to window 10 but it's not booting from the usb pendrive am using I check the secure boot in setup menu it is in disable mood and its can't be change .........can somebody help me out on how to format it[img][/img]

horllamy:
You need to replace the battery.

Thanks.
What's this code used for shutdowns-+000

Good day can anybody tell me the solution to my pc.

When I put it on with battery in it, its shutdown but without battery in it its works perfectly please can anybody help find solution to pls.

koseepaaro:
OP, before you conclude that you need to replace your laptop screen, I'll advise you to carry out one thing. And the thing I want you to do is that you should get a flat screen monitor to confirm whether all will be okay after you change the screen of your laptop. If you check all the ports on your laptop, you should see VGA port among them. Please, connect any flat screen monitor to that VGA port (on your laptop) and power on the flat screen monitor and then your laptop that's showing white screen. Note: if nothing still shows on that flat screen monitor, just hold down 'Fn' key (close to 'ctrl key' and then press 'F4' key on your laptop keyboard until you see something display on the flat screen monitor that you connected to the laptop. Good luck to you.

said it all

Seriously 50000 for a girl u aint married to yet,



But sha d dry cleaner dey help am wash the t*t*

nams77:
Yeah.. That madness made him to be interviewed on BBC this morning. I watched it with my two korokoro eyes

And wht was the interview all about

Hate locking my phone

Just like most of you, I too really hate filling out web forms, especially on mobile devices. To help make this whole process faster, Google Chrome and other major browsers offer "Autofill" feature that automatically fills out web form based on data you have previously entered in similar fields. However, it turns out that an attacker can use this autofill feature against you and trick you into spilling your private information to hackers or malicious third parties. Finnish web developer and whitehat hacker Viljami Kuosmanen published a demo on GitHub that shows how an attacker could take advantage of the autofill feature provided by most browsers, plugins, and tools such as Password Managers. Although, this trick was first discovered by Ricardo Martin Rodriguez , Security Analyst at ElevenPaths, in the year 2013, but it seems Google haven't done anything to address weakness in Autofill feature. The proof-of-concept demo website consists of a simple online web form with just two fields: Name and Email. But what's not visible are many hidden (out of sight) fields, including the phone number, organization, address, postal code, city, and country. Giving away all your Personal Information Unknowingly Just like most of you, I too really hate filling out web forms, especially on mobile devices. To help make this whole process faster, Google Chrome and other major browsers offer "Autofill" feature that automatically fills out web form based on data you have previously entered in similar fields. However, it turns out that an attacker can use this autofill feature against you and trick you into spilling your private information to hackers or malicious third parties. Finnish web developer and whitehat hacker Viljami Kuosmanen published a demo on GitHub that shows how an attacker could take advantage of the autofill feature provided by most browsers, plugins, and tools such as Password Managers. Although, this trick was first discovered by Ricardo Martin Rodriguez , Security Analyst at ElevenPaths, in the year 2013, but it seems Google haven't done anything to address weakness in Autofill feature. The proof-of-concept demo website consists of a simple online web form with just two fields: Name and Email. But what's not visible are many hidden (out of sight) fields, including the phone number, organization, address, postal code, city, and country. Giving away all your Personal Information Unknowingly So, if users with an autofill profile configured in their browsers fill out this simple form and click on submit button, they'll send all the fields unaware of the fact that the six fields that are hidden to them but present on the page also get filled out and sent to unscrupulous phishers. You can also test your browser and extension autofill feature using Kuosmanen's PoC site. Kuosmanen can make this attack even worse by adding more personal fields out of user's sight, including the user's address, credit card number, expiration date, and Security, although auto-filling financial data forms will trigger warnings on Chrome when sites do not offer HTTPS. Kuosmanen attack works against a variety of major browsers and autofill tools, including Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Opera, and even the popular cloud security vault LastPass . Mozilla's Firefox users do not need to worry about this particular attack as the browser currently, does not have a multi-box autofill system and forces users to select pre-fill data for each box manually. Therefore, the Firefox browser can't be tricked into filling text boxes by programmatic means, Mozilla principal security engineer Daniel Veditz says. Here's How to Turn Autofill Feature Off The simplest way to protect yourself against such phishing attacks is to disable form autofill feature in your browser, password manager or extension settings. Autofill feature is turned on by default. Here's how to turn this feature off in Chrome: Go to Settings → Show Advanced Settings at the bottom, and under the Passwords and Forms section uncheck Enable Autofill box to fill out web forms with a single click. In Opera, go to Settings → Autofill and turn it off. In Safari, go to Preferences and click on AutoFill to turn it off. So, if users with an autofill profile configured in their browsers fill out this simple form and click on submit button, they'll send all the fields unaware of the fact that the six fields that are hidden to them but present on the page also get filled out and sent to unscrupulous phishers. You can also test your browser and extension autofill feature using Kuosmanen's PoC site. Kuosmanen can make this attack even worse by adding more personal fields out of user's sight, including the user's address, credit card number, expiration date, and Security, although auto-filling financial data forms will trigger warnings on Chrome when sites do not offer HTTPS. Kuosmanen attack works against a variety of major browsers and autofill tools, including Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Opera, and even the popular cloud security vault LastPass . Mozilla's Firefox users do not need to worry about this particular attack as the browser currently, does not have a multi-box autofill system and forces users to select pre-fill data for each box manually. Therefore, the Firefox browser can't be tricked into filling text boxes by programmatic means, Mozilla principal security engineer Daniel Veditz says. Here's How to Turn Autofill Feature Off The simplest way to protect yourself against such phishing attacks is to disable form autofill feature in your browser, password manager or extension settings. Autofill feature is turned on by default. Here's how to turn this feature off in Chrome: Go to Settings → Show Advanced Settings at the bottom, and under the Passwords and Forms section uncheck Enable Autofill box to fill out web forms with a single click. In Opera, go to Settings → Autofill and turn it off. In Safari, go to Preferences and click on AutoFill to turn it off.
source: http://mcgiftudoh..com/2017/01/browser-autofill-feature-can-leak-your.html

modelmike7:
no.be.small.tin.o

seriously

A 40-year-old man has been arraigned in court after an act of public indecency. He was accused of pulling out his manhood to masturbate because he couldn’t hold himself at sighting a woman with a massive buttocks.

According to H-metro, Ernest Matarutse of Nkulumane 10 suburb, a freelance sales agent at First Mutual in Zimbabwe appeared before Western Commonage magistrate Stephen Ndhlovu charged with public indecency. He denied the charged and was remanded in custody to January 12 for the state, Sibekithemba Dube said Matarutse approached a 43-year-old woman, whose name has been withheld for ethical reasons, who was sweeping her yard. He took out his erect manhood before jerking off.

“On January 3 this year, the complainant was sweeping the outside part of her premises when the accused came and stood opposite the complainant’s house,” said Dube.

The complainant testified before the court that she was still shocked about what she witnessed.


“I was just sweeping my yard when this stranger just stood before me and took out his manhood and started playing with it. I was so shocked and glued to the ground I just thought of calling my neighbours to the scene.”

“We then proceeded to Tshabalala police station where I filed a report,” narrated the complainant. It is the state’s case that the accused person pulled out his manhood from his underwear and invited the complainant to have a look.

He started masturbating in front of the complainant who then screamed and shouted for neighbours to come and witness what was happening. Residents effected a citizen arrest and threatened mob justice before they took Matarutse to Tshabalala police station.
lhttp://mcgiftudoh..com.ng/2017/01/randy-man-causes-commotion-after-he.htm

napoleon77:
Didn't Google give you a reason for the disapproval notice?

owk thanks for that