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1. to activate windows, use in PowerShell:
irm https://massgrave.dev/get | iex
2. rutracker.org has a lot of useful torrents and shit.
prioritize using it over any other site.
3. for visiting any foreign website, use a real-time
text translator extension.
4. monkrus.ws has all of adobe’s shit, use this instead
of rutracker. this is the only exclusion of tip 2.
5. for pirating most software, add a firewall exclusion
in the windows firewall (or your anti-virus
software).
6. to get some more information on someone, using a
relative’s name, use truepeoplesearch.com.
7. learning how to type and learning key binds are a
major advantage when using a computer.
8. when learning something, avoid following tutorials
and focus on understanding the concepts instead of
making a one-to-one clone of the tutorial.
9. data-hoarding is most effective when only
occasionally using a disk.
10. google is your friend.
11. add the word reddit after searching for something;
results will then come from reddit. redditors
usually have the same and obscure issues as you, so
make sure to check there before anywhere else.
12. do not trust tik-tok or temu. both are spyware.
13. limit personalization settings within any accounts
you may have along with deleting data stored by
companies (excl. sites or accounts that hold
important or cherished data, such as photos).
14. if buying isn’t owning, piracy isn’t stealing is a
common phrase used; it references the idea that
digital content can be revoked even if you bought
it. instead of owning it digitally, you basically
only bought access to it. in theory, if you can’t
own something you bought, you might as well save
your money and pirate it.
15. purchasing a vpn service is required to pirate
safely. your internet provider will fine you for
each offense.
16. when pirating, check the megathread on r/piracy.
17. ensure digital cleaning happens yearly; delete old
apps, software, photos, documents, etc. obviously
exclude important or sedimental ones.
18. when trying to focus on something, listen to
electronic/jazz/instrumentals. helps by not having
lyrics interfere with your thoughts.
19. save your documents often.
20. learn how to use ctrl+c, ctrl+v, ctrl+s, and ctrl+z
(copy, paste, save, and undo).
21. depending on the program, redo tends to be either
ctrl+shift+z or ctrl+y.
22. if something seems too good, it probably is.
23. with the rise of ai, critical thinking is more
important than ever.
24. don’t narrow yourself into one way of seeing a
topic. keeping an open mind is key to understanding
and empathy, along with being critical to understand
media.
25. minimize usage of snapchat and prefer to use the
default messaging app.
26. like any other new technology, ai is controversial.
the issue is being able to understand, regulate, and
counter the issues of ai.
27. ai can never be an artist. art is a form of
expression. ai cannot express and cannot create
original pieces without a reference.
28. reference does not equate to skill
29. apple does not care about its customers
30. iphones are only secure because of the number of
restrictions.
31. restrictions do not guarantee security.
32. most security issues for the average user are
within data usage and data selling, not viruses or
malware.
33. don’t use facebook, its mind rot for old people.
34. if it exists, there’s porn of it.
35. over-the-head headphones will usually be more
comfortable and have better sound quality than
earbuds.
36. noise-cancelation works by taking audio from a
microphone input and inverting it to cancel it out
in real-time processing.
37. latency is the delay between inputs or actions.
38. any game running below 30 fps is not playable.
anything running under 60 fps is acceptable.
39. high average fps does not translate to feeling well
if your lows of fps are bad.
40. the term of 1% lows references the idea of fps and
the very worst of the fps. depending on the gap
between the lows and average fps, the smoothness of
the content can change.
41. 1% lows should be as close to your average as
possible. the closer the less of a stuttering feel.
42. having fun is the best way to learn something with
technology.
43. technology is very adaptable and can be used in
lots of ways that you might not think of.
44. technologies will replace jobs but bring in new
jobs as well.
45. importance of computer parts is as follows (in my
opinion):
gpu > cpu > power-supply > ram > storage >
motherboard > peripherals > case
your gpu and cpu determine the speeds of games and
programs, your power supply supplies power, your ram
is short-term storage for programs to quickly
access, your storage manages data, and your
motherboard connects all your components together.
your peripherals include your monitor, mouse,
keyboard, and any other device that is plugged in.
your case houses all of your components. this order
can change depending on what you need your pc to do.
46. androids aren’t as bad as they used to be.
47. console and phone wars are pointless debates. all
sides need to agree that separation is making things
more annoying and divisive.
48. apple music is better than spotify, other than
recommendations.
49. open-source programs are programs that have their
code and assets fully open to the public, which can
be forked.
50. forks are modifications of a project by a new
person or group.
51. closed-source programs are programs that do not
have their code and assets open to the public.
52. virtual machines, or vms, are programs that act as
a computer on your computer. computer- inception!
53. avoid buying cheap technology to avoid adding to
the e-waste issues.
54. there’s always a way to break software. the only
issue is time.
55. the term jailbreaking refers to the act of rooting
an iphone, or allowing the user to control anything
about their iphone.
56. side-loading should be allowed for all ios users.
57. technology is expensive and will more than likely
always stay expensive.
58. decapitalization and corporate greed are killing
innovation.
59. children should not be allowed to use the internet
without constant supervision until the age of 13.
60. parents are the issues with gen alpha due to not
enough moderation of technology.
61. technology cannot raise your kids single-handedly.
62. ethernet is wired wifi, which makes the connections
more stable and hastier.
63. video games can be educational whether it was
intended to be or not.
64. virtual and augmented reality will be major players
in tech within the near the future.
65. crypto-currencies will fall more and more.
66. invest in stocks instead of crypto.
67. invest in tech company stocks before big
announcements happen
68. tech company stocks are usually always on the rise.
69. the importance of sex depends on your and your partner's view
70. giving up is always easier than actually doing the
thing you are giving up.
71. giving up is for pussies. don't give up
72. ocd pushes your personal expectations to
unachievable levels.