Recent content by nitro7

i think you need an HP SS03XL (or compatible) replacement. you decide kung gusto mo OEM o 'yung mga compatible. budget dictates, of course.

yup. no cash. that officially runs afoul of business ethics (i sign that commitment every year for work!). i personally also limit it to the installation. any fault that occurs after that should be addressed by them as part of the SLA. tbh, di ko rin gusto 'yung mga nabanggit dito na...

pag sinabi sa 'yong walang bf, invite na agad for coffee/drink/lunch. eventually, dinner, movie, etc. lunch is easy kung nagkakasabay kayo ng sked. kailangan n'yo pareho kumain, di ba? recoverable pa 'yan. pag tinanong kung bakit ka nag-lie low, be honest. kinabog ka at di malaman ang gagawin...

serious question: ano'ng hanap mo sa typewriter na di kaya ng modern word processor (at printer)? i learned to type on Olympia (pica) and Underwood (elite) typewriters. there's nothing they can do that you can't on, say, MS Word, plus printer. especially kung kailangan ng multiple copies...

this is a valid point. baka magkaiba ang expectations n'yo sa relationship. halimbawa, baka di naiintindihan ng isa na exclusive. having said that, kung naging solid at exclusive kayong dalawa, at ginawa/ginagawa n'ya 'yung mga sinabi mo... it looks to me like you love her more than she loves...

mga kapitbahay mo ang makapagbibigay ng accurate na sagot. halos lahat kasi ng factors depende sa location: signal level network congestion provided router (if you need specific features) stability ng (provider) network kung gaano kabilis mag-respond sa fault etc.

'yung schedule, based sa average number of installations completed by different teams. s'yempre: some installs are more complicated / take longer some installs are easier / completed faster some teams are faster than others minsan me team member na nagkakasakit etc. kung maari, pameryendahin...

thanks. maybe if i decide to play with it, which i do whenever i find the time. there's no business case for my location: internet penetration is over 96% the most basic mobile plans have decent data allocation (and data packs are readily available town centres have free public wifi this is...

bakit kailangan ng apps? kung organised 'yung files mo, madali lang naman ito. for example, 'yung mga na-download mo sa cornhub na napagsawaan mo na, pwede nang i-delete. 😜 kung gusto mo ng fallback, copy mo sa external drive / NAS. back in the day, burn to CD/DVD. pag di mo hinanap in the next...

mas maigi kung s'ya ang tatanungin mo. whatever you get from here ay puro hula na wala talagang solid na basehan. ano ang hesitation mo? fear of rejection? natural 'yan... pero mabuti nang malaman agad bago ka tuluyang malulong o mahulog sa kanya.

get a business-grade device. HP ProBook, kung kaya ng budget EliteBook.

to be sensible, i think you need to provide a bit more info. at the very least, what size you're after, 'tsaka budget. kasi people can recommend 77" screens or larger, pero kung pang-kwarto, probably not a good idea.

good stuff! your documentation is good as well.

mukhang ok naman. consider how much extrusion you will have into the cabinet. 'yung ganito kasi, once installed, the cabinet isn't really pulling the bolt out. the force is perpendicular to the bolt, and even then, the bottom part of the cabinet is pushing against the wall. tulong-tulong ang...

i think 65mm would be enough. perhaps even 55mm. but 65 might be better, if you have a UPS in there.

probably not. kasi mobile ang WAN port nito. i doubt you can pick it up from USB (likely only for charging).

i can't check this from work. might try at home later.

what site is this? there's always the chance that it is actually setup with a whitelist of allowed devices, and/or a specific VPN allowed - like most corporate intranets.

start with the basic. have you tried a different cable?

80mm might be a bit too long. and you shouldn't need to put brackets below/above the cabinet.

try mo ikutin 'yung fan (habang naka-off). kung matigas na paikutin, palitan mo na.

depende sa setup ng access point (or access point controller). it's pretty common for enterprise-grade equipment, not so much for consumer gear.

WiFi, not internet? typical ones would be: consider placement your access point (or router if it's an AIO), better signal means better throughput consider adding more access points, to get better signal where you work/play if wired access points are inconvenient, use a mesh system not...

WiFi 6 is backward compatible. usually ang nagkakatalo 'yung older devices hindi nagsusupport ng WPA3. if you haven't yet, set your WiFi 6 encryption to WPA2 only.