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A Review of the Graphing Calculator by Mathlab
Nowadays, the smartphone plays such an important role in our lives because it is practical in many areas. It improves efficiency for whatever I need it for. It is with me wherever I go. Out of all the functions my phone can do, being a calculator is one of the best!
I tutor science to students privately and I also teach Olympiad preparation in my high school, both of them need a lot of calculations that require calculators. The problem is that my students I teach don’t have a calculator. Weirdly enough however, they all have phones, Android phones to be exact, ah… these kids.
The normal calculator in your phone is okay for basic calculation. For complex math and physics however, a scientific calculator is a must. From all of the calculators available in the market, I definitely recommend Graphing Calculator by Mathlab. Since its size is only 1.39 MB, it doesn’t even take a minute to download.
Comparing Anti-Duplicate Software
There are a few of anti-duplicate sofwares free and paid on the market. Here we will compare them.
How to Use Miro to Download Your Podcast and Youtube Videos
I like to subscribe to podcast and Youtube Channel. Usually I download the video at uni and watch it back home without internet connection. Before I know Miro, my routine can be written as these:
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Subscribe to channel through RSS
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Video links piled up on RSS
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Go to uni > internet
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Skim through RSS, download interesting videos from channel using IDM (exhausting process: play one video, download with IDM, choose dimension, rinse and repeat)
It’s a nice way to download one video, for many videos though, it is long and tiring process. I already go through google and forum recommendation to find the best software to quicken this process and haven’t gotten satisfactory result, until I find Miro.
Review: Lenovo Z400
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| Processor | 2.6GHz Intel Core i5-3230M |
| Memory | 4GB, 1,600MHz DDR3 |
| Hard drive | 1TB 5,400rpm |
| Graphics | Intel HD 4000 + NVIDIA GeForce GT 635 |
| Operating system | Windows 8 (not included) |
| Dimensions (WD) | 13.58 x 9.6 x 1.14″ |
| Height | 1.15 inch |
| Display | 14″ HD+ display 16:9 widescreen |
| System weight | 5.29 lbs |
First Impression: Food Force
Result 1: First Impression Result
Food Forceis a game released by WFP (World Food Programme) about the real-life challenges of delivering food to people in need. Designated in a fictional island called Sheylan, the premise is that the people there are suffering from drought and war and you, as a rookie in a team of UN experts learn things needed to help it recover and became self-sufficient as before.
Curiosity Chills The Cat 