There's a wireless connection which seems to fluctuate. We've got hardline LAN plugs in each office as well. I think these just act a extension cords through the wall, and the other end should be plugged into a router, correct?
When I do plug it in, it says its enabled but has 'no internet access' on both IPv4 and IPv6. It comes to this conclusion after thinking about it for a good long time.
The head cheese is under the impression we have a password on the LAN. I wasn't aware you could even set a password on LAN. I thought routers only let you set passwords on Wireless connections, and for LAN you could choose to tie it to a MAC address. I guess I'm ignorant on that front.
He wants help on what to wear. My wife thinks a full suit. I think this is probably a little much. I said a dress shirt with a black tie. Another family member says just the dress shirt, which I think is a little informal for any kind of interview.
I'm currently a few weeks into old fashioned "book learnin", but at some point (a few more weeks, I'd guess) I will need to start having real conversations in French if I want to improve. Does anyone know of, or recommend, someplace where native speakers of different countries practice this type of thing? Surely there must be a website? When I can meet someone in France who is trying to learn English as well?
Otherwise my best bet is going to be randomly going on Omegle until I meet someone from France willing to trade AIM/MSN info.
I have thousands of photos from years of taking photos. Unfortunately I rarely organized them properly before this year. I just uploaded them to the computer and moved on. This has resulted in some folders being copied multiple times, some merged and some not merged, etc.
Is there a program that can scan a folder of photos (not by name - name searching won't solve my problem) and identify duplicates for me?