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Benjaniblinks:Are you serious! ![]() My one was 3.6 GB. Microsoft will be cheating somebody up and down ![]() |
Hold up, is it an entire fleet or just one? |
TheManOfTheYear:I don’t think any of the major ones - VS Cose, Sublime, Atom etc. are available on tabs running Android and iPadOS. Unless you wanted to go for one that runs Windows 10. |
yourgistpartner:Not all of them have bad cameras, one iPad like that had one like an 11 with one lidar scanner like that I think Apple sells it at ~₦450000 ![]()
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sacajawea:You’d go for a Kindle then. The thing is that they aren't usually considered as tablets - more of glorified ebook readers that you can shop from. |
KrazyDave16:4G that phones since 2013 have had. ![]() 4G that American telecoms are ending support for 3G next year. Nigerians and all these their advertising. ![]() |
sacajawea:They can run almost anything the average user needs - Photoshop, Word etc. Honestly, apart from iPads and Kindles, there isn’t really a major player in the market. |
Isn’t it just the nitrogen in the blood making the skin bloat? |
What about the Series 5? |
Isn’t Edge basically Chrome (but without all the Google nastiness) now? |
You need a Developer Account with them. And that’s like $100 per year. |
If you're using Wordpress try Adrotate. If not just do what that guy said and use Javascript |
Tim1212:I don’t think it will work because you initialised the variable but didn’t assign a value |
moderatedguy:They have two main ones: • The regular Hynetflex ones (with all the bronze, silver etc. tiers) - ₦7000 - ₦30000 (I think). Not really advisable because there’s a daily fup of like 3gb - after which it becomes 512kbps.• The Hynet ones - They actually come and wire up you’re house and everything - like ₦20000 for installation and ₦35000 every month . Kinda expensive but has a 1tb cap. Speeds are limited to 5mbps though (but I’ve reached like three simultaneous 1080p streams with that) |
kingdavidyakson:Something that has been out since around May ![]() It’s on their website - just click “undergraduate admissions” and follow all the steps. |
Ofure111:iPhones don’t really do stuff with Bluetooth - that’s why you can’t transfer stuff to them over it. You need to look for an AirPrint-compatible one. Most of them have it somewhere in their settings. |
IBvoss:Lol You’ve not seen some wiping before that’s why. Check this video first (and keep in mind that it was only one round) - https://youtu.be/Ls0fdUr885E |
VeeVeeMyLuv:Nigerian companies… They must use substandard materials…it’s part of their work ethic . |
Wait, is it 18 or 21-storey? Also, how is it smart? . It can recognise your face or what?Just asking… |
IBvoss:In no particular order: Layer one - VPN as you said (to encrypt your data). Layer two - A sensible OS (preferably Linux-based e.g. Kali or even Ubuntu, macOS if you want to be like that) - anything is better than Windows, Android, and Chrome OS. Layer three - Lots of disposable phone numbers, email addresses and the likes to conceal your identity. Layer four - Your actual hardware - Computers with USBkill installed to wipe the drive when you’re eventually apprehended, iPhones with the ten-failed-passcode security thing. Layer five - A specialised mining rig that can function as your Bitcoin wallet, with at least 10 different addresses supplemented by numerous unlinked bank accounts(preferably in multiple countries). Also and avenue for moving the money around those addresses using ACTUAL cash - not through the blockchain. Layer six - A good browser and e-mail provider. Use only established privacy-focused browser, such as Firefox, if and only if you are sure that your network holes have been properly plugged in. Layer seven - Remote backups. Only use backup sites that are created by yourself (not even your associates). Avoid iCloud Drive (because even though your iPhone is encrypted, your Drive data isn’t), Google Drive (we all know how Google is nah) and the likes. Layer seven - Secured communication system - Don’t use mainstream email providers with little or no security, use bitches like ProtonMail (the morons encrypt their mail in servers below freaking solid rock - I think like a mile or so) or any other one that properly encrypts your data that not even them can read it. Layer eight - Don’t trust America. The best place to get all these VPNs and email stuff is Switzerland. They have the strongest privacy laws in the world. But of course, use your Google Search for your normal dealings so as not to appear suspicious. Layer eight - In fact, trust no one. After you’ve made your cash, don’t pull a Hushpuppi and start blowing on social media so that you won’t draw attention. And try to assume that everything is bugged. That your friend, he might be an EFCC agent or worse. And remember, you’ll eventually get caught. These aren’t fraudster-specific stuff, they’re just some measures that we should all take when handling sensitive info. There’s a lot more than what I’ve outlined up there - Tor, privacy-centric computers, not clicking random links on websites, moving cash securely, deleting browser history etc. Go and do your own research before becoming a fraudster. The thing is that if you take your time to secure yourself, they can’t catch you. It’s just like Aech in Ready Player One. BTW, no I don’t support the practice of stealing people’s money, even because of a shitty government |
chukemmang:If you like use the most secure OS with all the security measures and the most expensive VPN, by the time you open Google Chrome, it’s all over ![]() |
Fathydizzy:Try Showmax Pro (by Multichoice, obviously). |
Hemperor233:Unless your battery is serviced by Apple themselves, it won't show. See https://www.theverge.com/2019/8/14/20805744/apple-iphone-battery-replacements-ios-safety-statement-unauthorized. |
chukemmang:Ever heard of how a VPN works? From Comparitech - https://www.comparitech.com/blog/vpn-privacy/best-vpn-to-stop-isp-from-tracking-internet-activity/ "A VPN encrypts all of a device’s internet traffic and routes it through an intermediary server in a location of the user’s choosing. While the VPN is connected, your ISP cannot see what websites you visit, what apps you use, or the contents of anything you send or receive over the web. Nor can the ISP inject advertisements or other online content into your browser." There's a reason these kind of services exist. ![]() |
With the impending doom brought forth by the continuous movements of traditional subscribers to web-based solutions such as Netflix and Amazon's Prime Video, Multichoice, the SA-based company, has consistently tried to grow its current user base; with current data as of the ending of 2019 showing that the television provider is struggling to break even. Now it has launched a new addition to its popular streaming service, Showmax. Dubbed Showmax Plus, it combines the best entertainment found on the lower tier such as popular shows like Mercy & Ike, with their Supersport and news services - including the English Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, FA Cup, MotoGP, Dakar Rally, NASCAR Cup, ATP and WTA Tours and more events previously only found on its decider-based product, DStv. The product is aimed towards people who want to enjoy live sport and entertainment on the go, without shelling out the cash for a decoder. This is as compared to their other web-based service - DStv Now - which is only accessible if you currently have a decoder. The two services will likely exist side-by-side, similar to how UK-based provider, Sky, operates. The move comes amidst the #Dstvmustfall campaign on Twitter and mounting pressure by the Nigerian government to switch over to a Pay-as-you-go model of pricing, which would probably result in losses for the company. THISDAY also reported that they are considering not renewing their EPL and UEFA Champions League broadcast licenses for the 2022/23 season. This would be considered by many to be a bad move, as Amazon already owns the rights to a few EPL matches in United Kingdom (along BT Sports and Sky), and will likely not hesitate to fill in the void left behind. Also, Netflix reportedly set apart $8 billion to invest in Africa as part of its efforts to become a household name on the continent. The service is available to viewers in Nigeria and Kenya from July 7 at the price of ₦6300 or KSh 2100 for the full plan and ₦3200 or KSh 1050 for the mobile-only plan per month. The service is expected to roll out to South Afria in six to eight weeks. Comparions: Showmax - ₦2900 or ₦1450 (mobile-only) per month. Showmax Pro - ₦6300 or ₦3200 (mobile-only) per month. Netflix - ₦2900 per month. Amazon Prime Video - $5.99 (₦2695.50 at current rates) per month. For more information, check out their sites: Showmax - https://www.showmax.com/eng/welcome/ng Showmax Pro - https://www.showmax.com/eng/welcome-pro/ng Netflix - https://www.netflix.com/ng/ Prime Video - https://www.primevideo.com/ |
thenaijacoder:SS3?? You’ll just be making somebody feel bad about themselves now ![]() Sha congrats on the money But doesn’t upwork and all that have a minimum age requirement? |
chukemmang:The dark web in itself isn’t criminal. And how will they track you? Did they put something on your system? If you see download link in Tor, will fear allow you to click it?? This one made me laugh |
merahki:iPhone doesn’t reset every month. It’s probably from the beginning of the year or when you started using the phone |
Ikennaelvis:Remembering when to use semicolons and when not to use semicolons ![]() The money I could make it what still motivates me - after all what else? |
dane15:Just download Bitcoin core and make your own wallet nah (but be prepared to spend 300gb of data Lol, that Marcus guy thought he had escaped - it’s just too funny Who builds a freaky virus that can be stopped with a simple sinkhole anyway *shrugs* |




- after which it becomes 512kbps.