Maltego

Do you care to actually provide some information?

Any big issues with Windows 11? I'm not really too fussed which I use to be honest. Only picked Windows 11 because it was the newest version.

Thank you all so much for the information given. I have decided to buy this monitor and have added it to my build list.

Can you give more details. Are these new products? or old products that just stopped working Have you made any recent changes etc What steps have you already tried to fix this issue

Hey all, Budget (including currency): None Country: England - Ordering mainly from Amazon but can look around. Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Coding, Video Editing and pretty much play all the current popular games.. multitasking to the max. Other details: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/yx2GVw - Not fussed about RBG, I do like a clean look.. but RBG would annoy me after awhile. Upgrading my old PC from around 6 years ago. Id rather a PC that runs pretty silent. I understand the PC I have chosen is probably a bit of an overkill for what I need, but money isn't really an issue at the moment. I would also like to attempt to build this PC my self, although slightly scared of the cooling issues. I have all the time in the world to build it and have built a few PCs in the past, but they seemed a lot easier. Let me know what you think, any suggestions are always appreciated.

Genuine question on the back of the first post. Is there any downside from having too much RAM, apart from the cost?

To be honest, you're best going to a local store and trying out keyboards to find one you like. It's some thing you're going to be using a lot. I know from person experience that reading reviews isn't always the best idea when it comes to keyboards.

Thank you for the detailed reply. Is it possible to install software that allows you to spilt up the desktop into 3 separate screens for productivity? Or do you just drag the windows around until you find a layout you like? I won't be doing too much gaming to be honest. I like to have my multiple chat programs, work programs and a couple of chrome windows up at a time.

Evening All, Thinking of buying a superwide monitor such as the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9, does any one have a monitor like this? Can you give me a little breakdown of the pros/ cons of using a superwide, compared to using 2 or 3 monitors. Thanks in advance.

I don't think this is true. When you had been doing the same job for a long time, you get excited when you're doing side projects. Tech news has been pretty stale for a long time, so i'm not surprised that he can come across as not so excited.

Yeah, I agree. I'm learning Java as a module on a course i'm doing, but as i'm working towards full stack web development, i'm using more Python and Javascript.

I would personally also pick some thing else as a first language, but like @DrMacintosh has said.. it still isn't that bad. The book by oracle is pretty good, it's called a beginners guide or some thing.

With out you providing a bit more information, it's hard to help. There is this video online, that might help you.

I use the, Hyper X - Allow Fps Pro, i'm sure it will be more than compact enough to travel with.

If you can't afford one, then you can't buy one, it's as simple as that. Keep saving and wait until you can afford it.

I did find it in a different folder, if you look closer you can see there is "semantic" and "semantic-ui", but there appears to be something wrong with the npm install, as there is a lot missing. I have just gone back to using the CDN for now. Thanks for the help.

Hey all, I'm looking for some help with Semantic UI, I used the NPM to install it. The read me says to redirect the link to... <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="semantic/dist/semantic.min.css"> <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.min.js" integrity="sha256-hVVnYaiADRTO2PzUGmuLJr8BLUSjGIZsDYGmIJLv2b8=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script> <script src="semantic/dist/semantic.min.js"></script> But if you look at the files it installed, it appears to be wrong, also I can't seem to find "Semantic.min.css" to change the link? Has anyone had any experience with this?

I do in fact use this microphone, you will just need to change the sensitivity on the program you are using it with. Edit: On discord just change your activation in the settings menu. My keyboard is next to my microphone and the sound from the keys does not activate the microphone, just my voice.

You still have tutors, online tutorials, forums and your entire degree group. Technology is amazing. I'm not sure what you mean by this. I'm talking about the Open University, which is in England.

The degree is of course accredited and is no different than a traditional degree. Yes, there is that downside when talking about the subjects you mentioned, but there are 100 more subjects that are perfect for distance studying and specifically, computing is ideal.

Booking from different geolocation will reduce the price of your tickets. There is a lot of videos out there.

If you think you need one, then go ahead. Your computer specs are not important though. Reasons to get one: Stay secure and protect your data Bypass country blocks, such as copyright material on news websites Can save you money when booking holidays and flights Change your IP/ location at a moments notice Reasons not to get one: Slows down internet speed Inefficient if you don't know how to use it A lot of companies are starting to use anti VPN software

Open University / Distance Studying Background I think firstly the best way to start this topic is by giving you all a little bit of background about myself (stay with me), as I think it's relevant to this topic. During all of my early years of learning and up to the age of around 18, this is around the time I eventually dropped out of college. I was never very good at studying the conventional way, I could never spend much time sitting in front of a whiteboard learning the traditional way. I would rather have stayed at home, trying to grind level the high levels on Diablo 2 (Diablo/ Baal runs, if anyone remembers doing that) and then moving onto World of Warcraft when it was released. This had a bad impact on my studies and made me think throughout my entire life, that I would never hold any high qualifications. I left schooling with the following qualifications: Maths - C English - C Science - D Business Studies - C All the others below a D grade, so not really worth anything. I spent the next couple of years doing boring jobs that I did not like, but later on, I joined the British Armed Forces and moved on to become a submariner. Open Unversity / Distance Studying Moving onto the main reason I wanted to write this topic, I want to encourage anyone that left school with little or no education to check out whatever their version of distance learning is. In England, it's mainly Open University. I was informed by a friend, without previous qualifications, I could apply to study for a degree, so I checked out their website and found this to be true. I always had an interest in computing and tried to self learn a lot of subjects, but never stuck with it, as there is so much to learn. So I enrolled on a 360 credit BSc Computing (Web Development) full degree. All I can say is this has been life-changing. I study in my own time and it's up to me how much I want to study. My first year I completed the following modules with these results: Introduction to Computing and Information Technology - Part 1: Distinction Introduction to Computing and Information Technology - Part 2: Distinction Technologies in Practice: Distinction Discovering Mathematics: High Pass (80% just missed out on a Distinction) I'm currently studying: Web Technologies Object-oriented Java Programming Algorithms, Data Structures and Computability Managing IT: the why, the what and the how Learning a new subject was scary to start with, but the feeling of achievement you receive after completing a module, there is nothing like it. The cost of my entire degree will be around £18,000 - £20,000 which may seem a lot or not much depending on where you live. It is still cheaper than going to a traditional university here in England, as you can be charged £9,000 a year and you can use student finance and pay nothing until after you finish your course, and earn over a certain amount. lastly, I just want to finish off by saying, if you are like me and gave up on education, please look into distance studying, I can't recommend it any more. I will be moving on after this to hopefully complete a Masters Degree in computing, which is not bad for someone that left school with so little education. Never stop learning.

Like others have said, your applications would need to do more than what you have said if you want to charge for them. These are pretty basic and easy to code.

Out of interest, as a few hours have passed, did you find and fix the issue?