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It’s probably the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning and the last thing you do before you fall asleep at night. You pick up your phone, scroll through Twitter, check your notifications on Facebook, browse your Instagram feed. It’s just become part of the routine, day in and day out. When we spend time on social media, we are putting our energy towards other people. Often, they are people we do not know, do not care about, or may even strongly dislike. But when we spend a lot of time on social media, it is all too easy to slip into the habit of wasting our energy on people who do not matter to us. We feel pressure to add as many friends as possible on social media, but I recommend being very careful about who you add, follow, and interact with. Having thousands of “friends” might seem like a status symbol, but do you really need constant life updates from people you couldn’t care less about? We need be mindful about who we connect with and share our energy wit

He remembers the exact moment he fell for her. She was the center of the attention and he just had to know her. And when he got closer he saw the beauty that was deep down in the depths of her soul radiating out of her like an undeniable beam of light. She was physically attractive yes, but it was her very being that made her captivating. And he was for all intents and purposes captivated by her. When he finally did get her alone, he knew the exact reason why he needed to meet her. She was here to save him from all of the doubt that he been gripping him over the past year. He had been through hell and back and she was going to be the one to drag him out of the depths of his desolation. He remembers everything about that night. The way she smelled of flowers. The way his fingertips buzzed when their hands accidentally touched. And that first kiss, the sweetness that made his mouth water. He could never replicate those feelings again with another person. But like all fairy

Script to modify a lot of windows settings with one click This script uses a lot of commands to disable and enable some windows functions, making it operating mostly like windows 7, with no pop ups all the time, no notifications all over the place and mostly removing all the default metro programs coming with windows 10 (calculator and store stays intact). It also tweaks some visuals across the system, making it cleaner. To use just run "Default.cmd" and wait for it to finish.   *28.3 KB

1)  Reveal saved password on a browser - Open the page where you want to reveal password - Right click and select inspect element ​- Press  Ctrl+F  and a search bar will appear at bottom. Search for " input"  there.- Search until you find this line - Double click on  "password"  and change it to  "text". Boom...  now you can see the password 2)  Disable access to USB ports - Click on Start. - Click on Run. If you cannot find RUN, type it in the search box. - Type "regedit" without quotes. This will launch the Registry Editor. - Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\usbstor. - In the work area, double click on Start. - In the Value Data box, enter 4. - Click on OK. - Close Registry Editor and refresh your desktop. Now your  USB ports are disabled  hence people can't take out data without your permission - To re-enable access to your USB ports, enter 3 in the Value Data box in Step

Living in Nepal isn't easy; it has never been – neither for outsides nor for its own citizens. We may seem celebratory and full of life to the world outside, but only we know how suffocatingly uptight we are in our mindset. Here are 5 things we Nepali really need to relax about! 1. Public Display Of Affection © BCCL We Nepalese want to keep everything under wraps. Most of us were brought up in a way that we feel ashamed about expressing our love to people. It is ironical how it is perfectly okay for people to hurl abuses and broadcast acts of violence in broad daylight – out on the roads, in public transport, and everywhere else, but totally unethical and uncultured to hug or kiss someone you love. 2. Inter-Caste Marriages © Google image As preachy as it may sound, we're people before we are  Brahmin ,  Kshatriya , Vaishya, and Sudra . It takes compatibility and understanding for a marriage to work, not common religious grounds. The

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