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ABOUT PyraFire (this blog )

""BLOGSPOTTED " I define as a Verb sense...
..a word for ""blog post., only just the one's here at blogger blogs"
Blogging here was originaly inspired by the History and similarity of the old companies of pyra labs and feedburners...

For NOW this Feed Reader...
1 st before before BLOGSPOTS .... OKAY, before blog posts here


Only partial feed posts show , so to considerate as excerts of articles (off sirte origins...

and a lot of space between posts ,SO TO SEE THE PAGE BACKGROUND and SIDEBAR
to the finale of feeds below....

,,,inspired some because 2020 was a ""Lightning Drought""..
...so, this is good about getting back to blogging in a sense of ""Search Solutions""

Thunderstone Blog: Customized Search Engine & Software

Monday, July 18, 2016

Where to Download Windows 10, 8.1, and 7 ISOs Legally

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Quickly Delete Digits in iOS’ Calculator with a Swipe

iOS’ built-in calculator is a basic, simple-to-use calculator that’s very handy for doing some quick calculations, such as calculating the tip on your restaurant bill. It's also useful for longer, more complicated calculations. However, there is one button missing.

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How to Create and Run Bash Shell Scripts on Windows 10

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How to Work With External Drives on a Chromebook

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Where to Download Windows 10, 8.1, and 7 ISOs Legally

You can reinstall Windows from scratch using the product key that came with your PC, but you'll have to find installation media yourself. Microsoft offers free ISO files for downloading; you just have to know where to look.

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How to Simplify Any Android Phone for Your Tech-Unsavvy Friends and Relatives

Smartphones can be confusing—especially to those who may be less than enthusiastic about tech. And while manufacturers like Samsung and LG have stock options to simplify home screens and the app drawer, many others don't have a built-in way to do this. Fortunately, there are plenty of launcher replacements in Google Play that can make navigating through an Android phone much simpler than it is out of the box. Out of all the ones I tested, however, two really stand above the rest: Necta Launcher and Wiser.

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How to Unlock Your iOS 10 Device With a Single Click (Like in iOS 9)

In iOS 10, Apple made a small but fundamental change to the way you unlock your phone. If you’re not a fan of the change (and we hardly blame you) it’s easy enough to fix. Let’s switch it back to the way it was in iOS 9.

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How to Change the Wallpaper on Your iPhone or iPad

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Load Applications on Specific Desktops in OS X to Help Reduce Window Clutter

Today we want to discuss a productivity trick on OS X that has been around for quite some time, but may have slipped your notice: the ability to assign various applications to load on specific desktops in OS X.

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How to Make Live Tiles on Your Start Menu for Each Account in Windows 10 Mail

The Mail app in Windows 10 is surprisingly robust, supporting multiple accounts and multiple services like Outlook, Gmail, Exchange, and of course POP3 and IMAP. Assuming you’ve got multiple accounts set up, you can also create a live tile on your Start menu for each account. You can even create separate live tiles for folders you create in the app. Here’s how to do it.

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How to Get a Paragraph Count for a Specific Paragraph Style in a Word Document

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What Is Samsung’s Game Launcher, and Should You Use It?

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How to Download Movies and TV Shows to Watch Them on an Airplane (or Anywhere Else Offline)

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