Microsoft Windows

I dont know...... I was born 4 decades after that...loll

Unplug it..., and this is really a question. :S

A hidden file is any file or directory that starts with the character '.' (period). It is designed to eliminate common files from showing with the 'ls' command.

Using the -a option for 'ls' will show all files.

Line Feed '\n' takes the cursor to newline but does not take it to the beginning. Wheareas the Carriage Return '\r' does just the opposite. The combination '\r\n' is used as EOF (End Of File). Note: Mac uses '\r' for Newline whereas Unix use '\n'.

It means if u drank coffee you were Hipper and than you're going to crash like sleep

Excel file is called a .xls file. Or a spreadsheet file.

Ljl exe file is a malicious program that can result in multiple system problems. The most effective method to get rid of it is to remove it directly.

click on ribbon to expand, then look on right side and you will see Recent Documents with list below.

it means do you want to print with this printer every time you press print or not.

No. You need to do it manually.

No you should not. If you did leave the windows open, it would let hot air in, so therefore your basement would be hot and stuffy. Another reason why not to, is because of safety hazards, someone could break in or could be smashed.

Open the folder containing all four files, right-click in the folder window, select "New Folder," enter the new folder's title, click on one file, drag it into the new folder.

Unix files do not rely on extensions, therefore there is no command to find them.

The Mac already has it, it's called Terminal. Applications/ Utlities/ Terminal. And no you cannot install a Windows application into a Mac OS.

By default, Windows hides the extensions of files when viewed in Windows Explorer and on the Windows desktop. You may unhide all known file types by opening Windows Explorer, selecting Tools > Folder Options, clicking the View tab, and removing the checkmark to ñhide file extensions for known files types.î

Windows Firewall

Yes, it can do that. You find the e-mail option the same place you find the save file and print options. You select send and choose E-mail.

When you reformat a hard drive you change it to whatever formatting you have selected and it will overwrite whatever format was used before.

Codec bruhh

etc contains the hosts file, where you can add IP address to hostname mappings, so you can customize things there. LMHOSTS does the same thing, but for the Network Neighborhood.

Basically, there's nothing to mess with there. Sometimes, people map known spamhosts or ad servers domain names to 127.0.0.1, to block those ads. But, that's about it, and there's really no point to doing that, even, as there are way to many ad servers to fool with blocking.

Low task control is an often stressful situation in which a person is expected to complete an objective in which they have little control over the factors that influence the outcome. A perfect example is the cab driver expected to get his customer to their destination on time, with no control over the traffic conditions which effect his route.

No, it does not.

because it does!