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Tips to Live
Computers can make our lives miserable. I'll make you not.
Especially if you live alongside very kei-poh-chi (cantonese, if i'm not mistaken) people like me, here's useful tips to live.
Computer tips on:-
Surfing the Net:
If you want to type an URL address into the address bar that ends with a .com (e.g. www.abc.com), instead of typing the whole "www.abc.com" address, just type "abc" and then press CTRL+Enter and the "abc" you typed into the address bar will magically turn into "http://www.abc.com" automatically.
If you want to type an URL address into the address bar that ends with a .net (e.g. www.abc.net), instead of typing the whole "www.abc.net" address, just type "maxis" and then press SHIFT+Enter and the "abc" you typed into the address bar will become "http://www.abc.net" automatically.
If you want to search for a word or phrase in the particular webpage you are browsing, just press CTRL+F and either one of the following will result:
A search/find menu will pop-up in the middle of the screen. After you type in what you wanna search and click on the Search/Find button, the search results are highlighted one after another as you click the Find Next button, until a pop-up information menu appears saying that Internet Explorer have finished searching the webpage. (Microsoft Internet Explorer)
A search/find menu bar will appear on the bottom of the browser window. As you type, the browser searches and highlights the search result that match what you type, and as you click the Next button, the next word matching what you typed is highlighted, and the same to the next matching word searched. The search is like a live search, and if you typed something that is not found on the webpage, the textbox-area is highlighted red. (Mozilla Firefox)
Tips to survive:
Answering a question (refusing a request, etc.):
Many rich people suffer from this: "Hey, since you're so rich, why not sponsor us something special?" or something like that. And you would like to refuse it. Do Not Say "NO" directly. There are trillions of portable human-loudspeakers around the world. Say something to a lecturer, and by the end-of-recess (if there is any), every other lecturers (all of them which were present) would have known this. Try a different approach, for example, say "Hmm, interesting. I'll put that into consideration (for now)." and then never talk about it anymore.
When answering a Math problem orally, and you are unable to answer, just say: "Well, I'm afraid if I were to give the answer, others might screw up. I'll prefer watching Tomorrow Never Dies than answering this problem. Anyone agrees with me?" But that sounds like a little boastful, as if you know the answer, so, try a softer approach. "Well, 'Your Excellency' (wink wink) I'd say you solve it for all to see before me. I'm just respecting the elderly, nothing much. How's that? Deal?" However, if your teacher is strict, fierce, and hot-tempered, never approach using a attention-diverting tactic. It only works on mostly female-teachers who aren't strict.
If you confront some people older than you near a stairs (maybe in school) and they disturb you, just mention, "Please, don't touch me. Thank You" in a soft tone. If he replies roughly, like in my experience, "Wei boy, I touch you canot ahh? I motherf*** your as* then you know! Think you so big ahh? Come, if you dare, see how I am going to touch you, let you suffer!!" with his friends' laughs heard in the background
