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Included in many applications that rely on an Internet connection, offline mode is a method for using a service with no Internet connection. For example, streaming services, like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube, stream content from their servers, relying on a constant connection to the Internet. In offline mode, these services become limited in functionality, retaining some of their features that still work while offline. Users with premium subscriptions to Spotify or YouTube can download libraries of content to their computer for temporary periods of time to view or listen to them in offline mode....

Purple may refer to any of the following: A color between red and blue. For example, this text is purple. As an HTML color code, purple is represented as #800080, which is hexadecimal for 128 red, 0 green, and 128 blue. With color-coded ports, purple is the color used to identify the PS/2 keyboard port. See our color-coded page for further information and other color-coded colors. If a visited link color is not defined, a browser defaults the color to purple....

Short for thread-level parallelism, TLP is a software capability that allows high-end programs, such as a database or web application, to work with multiple threads at the same time. Programs that support this ability can do a lot more, even under high workloads. Thread-level parallelism used to only be utilized on commercial servers. However, as applications and processes became more demanding, this technology has trickled down to the masses in the form of multi-core processors found in today’s desktop computers....

A webkit may refer to any of the following: Webkit is an open-source web browser engine that was developed by Apple, Inc. It has powered browsers, including Google Chrome, Apple Safari, the default iOS browser, and the default Android browser. For more information about WebKit, visit the WebKit website. In CSS, the -webkit- prefix is used for CSS properties not officially implemented either by W3C specifications or by regular web browsers, but are available to WebKit browsers....

Windows 10’s Mail app usually works fine but occasionally, you might encounter issues ranging from not being able to sync emails to the app crashing as soon as it’s opened. If you’re experiencing any issues with the Windows 10 Mail app not working on Windows 10, here are some methods to try and fix the problem. Make Sure Your Internet Is Working The Mail app connects to the internet to send and receive emails....

Wireless networks use an access point (AP), also called a wireless access point (WAP), to provide a gateway to the wired network and a wireless local area network adapter (WLAN adapter or simply wireless adapter) to provide a link between a wireless client PC and the AP. An AP connects to the wired network (or directly to a cable/DSL modem) and can simultaneously provide wireless links to many wireless adapters. A typical AP allows 32 or 64 wireless adapters to be connected simultaneously....

Is your wireless mouse failing to connect to your Windows 10 computer? Does it disconnect after some time? Or is the cursor behaving weirdly? Hardware-related issues, incorrectly configured settings, and corrupt drivers are just a few of the many reasons that can prevent your wireless mouse from working correctly. If you want to fix your wireless mouse, then the list of troubleshooting tips that follow should help you out. If you have a wireless mouse that’s not working and refuses to connect, we recommend using a wired mouse or trackpad to navigate your computer while working through some of the fixes below....

Difficulty Moderate Steps 7 Time Required 10 - 30 minutes Sections 1 Wood Stool Leg Glides 7 steps Flags 0 BackFurniture Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Wood Stool Leg Glides Turn the stool upside down so it is stable on the ground and the legs are faced up in the air....

Difficulty Moderate Steps 10 Time Required 30 - 45 minutes Sections 4 Battery 2 steps Wheel 3 steps WowWee MiP Robot Body Disassembly 3 steps Power Switch 2 steps Flags 0 BackWowWee MiP Robot Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Battery Remove the three 12.0 mm Phillips # 2 screws from the battery cover....

Design may refer to any of the following: Design in graphics refers to the planning and layout of elements in an image, illustration, or video with the aid of specialized software, like Adobe Photoshop. Designed graphics can be created from scratch or modified existing images. A design for a product is a sketch, prototype or layout from which products are fabricated. For example, specific patterns and sizing to design clothing, blankets or other fabric-related products....

Garbage may refer to any of the following: Information with no significance and usually does not make sense. For example, garbage can be formed by pressing random keys on your keyboard. If an opened file appears as garbage, as shown in the image, it’s encrypted or formatted for another program. For example, a .DOC file opened in Microsoft Word looks normal. However, if opened in a plain-text editor, like Notepad, it appears as garbage....

Genetic programming is a process by which computer programs are enhanced using algorithms inspired by biological evolution. Programming languages that lend themselves naturally to genetic programming are those able to evaluate their code natively. A classic example is Lisp, whose characteristic data structure is a list. Every Lisp program is written as a list, so Lisp programs are very good at manipulating and generating Lisp programs. How does it work? A genetic program starts with a set of instructions serving as the “chromosomes,” and a “fitness function” that determines which outcomes are ideal....

In an HTML file, the html head is the first section in the code containing information about a web page’s properties and links to external related files. For example, in the HTML head, you can have the title of the page, meta tags, CSS code, Open Graph tags, and JavaScript code. HTML with head example The following example is a basic HTML page template that helps demonstrate where the head section of the code is placed when creating a web page....

Huh may refer to any of the following: Huh is a term used in chat that expresses uncertainty or astonishment about someone or something in chat or other text-based communications. Below are examples of how this could be used in chat. User1: asd udf lkdff asdfe User2: Huh? or User1: Did you know that Microsoft was founded in 1975. User2: Huh. I did not know that. Short for Have You Heard?...

When you power on your Windows computer, there’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes, even before the operating system boots. Some programs stored on the motherboard get everything in the computer ready to start the OS. Other programs on the OS ensure that changes and settings made to your computer before you shut it down remain the same upon restart. One such program is the Intel Graphics Executable Main Module, shortly called the IgfxEM module....

Short for lithium-ion and sometimes abbreviated as Li-on, Li-ion is a fragile technology requiring a protector circuit. It is used where very high energy density is needed and cost is secondary. Li-ion batteries are more expensive, but perform without the memory issues that affect other types of batteries. Pioneering work for the lithium battery began in 1912 by G. N. Lewis but it was not until the early 1970s that the first non-rechargeable lithium batteries became commercially available....

MSDS may refer to any of the following: Short for material safety data sheet, MSDS is a document with information about disposing, handling, precautions, storage, and accident procedures when working with a substance. Misspelling for MS-DOS. Related information Information on computer and electronic disposal, donation, and recycling. For extensive information and data sheets related to MSDS, we recommend the Interactive Learning Paradigms Safety Emporium. Business terms, Computer acronyms

NV or non-volatile memory is memory or storage that’s saved regardless if the computer has power. It’s also called long term storage, persistent storage, or permanent storage. An example of non-volatile memory and storage is a computer hard drive, flash memory, and ROM. Data stored on a hard drive remains there regardless if the drive has power, making it the best place to store your files. Non-volatile memory also stores your computer’s time and system settings even when the power is off....

STP may refer to any of the following: Short for Spanning Tree Protocol, STP is a networking protocol first designed by Radia Perlman. It creates a single path over a network, preventing any loops from occurring, even if there are multiple paths to the same destination. Short for Shielded Twisted Pair, see the STP cable definition for further information. Related information Network and network card help and support. Short for Software Test Plan, STP is a plan developed as a guideline to test computer software....

Thunderbird is a free e-mail client that allows users running Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, and other supported systems to send, receive, and manage their e-mail. Users can configure Thunderbird to retrieve e-mail from their e-mail provider using IMAP or POP3, and send e-mail using SMTP. E-mail terms, Internet terms, Mozilla Related information E-mail help and support. The official Thunderbird website.