I keep seeing all these articles saying email is the king of building relationships and driving sales. Honestly, with so much spam in my inbox lately, I find myself just deleting everything without even looking. Do you guys think it's still a viable way to reach customers, or is it just outdated?
Alexander Wright said:Look, I’ve got job security regardless—being in a high-demand field has its perks—but asking for an ECDL certificate is just pure stupidity. It’s basically "Intro to Computers 101." Anyone who actually finished a degree already knows how to handle PowerPoint, Word, or digging through academic databases for research while prepping seminars.
Just so you know, my Cisco Academy training was practically free. So yeah, compared to that, this is $233 nothing .
steelbear9 said:Irfanview. It's this tiny, lightning-fast viewer that actually handles stuff too. I honestly knock out about 90% of my daily tweaks—like when I need to resize an image—using it, and then I just save Photoshop for the heavy lifting
I'm with you there—Irfanview is such a solid little tool
cosmicgardener81 said:Don't worry, I definitely know you need a driver for the sound card... Honestly, it doesn't even matter anymore. I just told him he should probably just grab some new ones if these aren't working...
Shout out to our buddy John VLC. As for Nero Burning ROM—I just stick to Microsoft. I prefer having just the Nero without all that extra bloatware attached; honestly, I think it’s barely even 30MB.
Or if you happen to know an architect, just ask them to whip something up for you—honestly, if that’s what you need, I don't see why they wouldn't jump in to help.
But I wouldn't be so sure about that—it's hard to tell when you just see someone as being offline the whole time, so I'm skeptical. It worked like that on AOL Instant Messenger, but honestly, I don't really buy it happening on MSN
Hey man, could you give me a bit more detail? What kind of ads are we talking about—you mean those trailers at the start of a clip? If that’s what you mean, you can handle that with basically any video editing software. Some of the ones that tend to hog resources are Adobe Premiere Pro or Pinnacle.
Kyle Evans said:Sometimes you just gotta give the radical advice—even if 👎
just 1. set up the node to AUTOMATICALLY wipe stuff off your PC—and I mean for everything: AMON, DMON,... plus all scans: Local, Norton, File scan..., instead of having to manually hit delete on every single file... then just run a full scan in Safe Mode and all 5 👍
*2 rowdytinker95 - hey, feel free to format the machine every time you catch something, but I don't know why you even bother owning a computer if its only purpose is formatting 🤣
if you get your Antivirus and Firewall dialed in right, nothing's gonna touch your system
Honestly, when that junk shows up on my screen, I just deal with it using Linux—I really don't have the patience to sit here explaining how to fix it all