You often hear me state that "Everything" is Hackable. That is true from a computer, phone, tablet, or any eletronic form of communication. Even "encrypted" messaging like Facebook Messendger, Signal, and things that are "encrypted" but there is a system that is impossible to hack, crack, or guess. Anyone know what I'm talking about? What is it called?

Ever have that annoying situation where you know that pesky mouse cursor is "somewhere" but can't find it? (Especially for those on multiple screens like me, currently at 6 screens going to 8!!) Well, double press the Control key and it should display are large white circle over the mouse itself making it easy to find out where it went.

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Hi Skoolers, posting for Denny here. Here is a question he had. What is your favorite software tool for this type of project? Hello Skool members! I would like some advice. I am using Windows 11. I am working on working on a presentation about Global Warming to show to the residents at the retirement community where we live. I have an outline for the script and I am doing online research to educate myself and get graphic material for a "slideshow" type presentation. I realize that I don't understand enough about the Windows files system to use it to really help organize all aspects of this project. I am a retired engineer and I learn best from combinations and words and "pictures" --- stuff like circuit diagrams, schematics, flow charts etc. I have searched far and wide on the internet and was surprised not to find much. I would very much appreciate any suggestions you might have.

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