Love the content. I wander why most of the time only 1/4 to 1/3 of the screen were used for demo. I can barely see the font with my old eyes. Is that why people buy bigger and bigger monitors so it shows right in front of your eyes when you stand in front of the TV?
@@TechnoobieTutorials No i have taken a course on coursera and it was outdated in which there is a option after the desktop flow business flow and in the update version i dont see it or it is transformed into another option
Do not change your password unless you suspect it has been compromised. Frequent changing is a security risk as it increases your likelihood of writing it down.
Is it the demonstration that's too fast? Was wondering if slowing down the playback or pausing it occasionally would help, or do you want to follow along while playing through?
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Love the content. I wander why most of the time only 1/4 to 1/3 of the screen were used for demo. I can barely see the font with my old eyes. Is that why people buy bigger and bigger monitors so it shows right in front of your eyes when you stand in front of the TV?
Thanks for the feedback, will keep that in mind
Love your tutorial i have a question where are business flow i cant find them
Thanks. Where abouts in the video (time-stamp)are you referring to when you say business flow?
@@TechnoobieTutorials No i have taken a course on coursera and it was outdated in which there is a option after the desktop flow business flow and in the update version i dont see it or it is transformed into another option
I'm not totally sure, sorry
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Do not change your password unless you suspect it has been compromised. Frequent changing is a security risk as it increases your likelihood of writing it down.
Thanks for the tip. I had a look at your sound wave tutorial there, nice work!
Slow down pls
Is it the demonstration that's too fast? Was wondering if slowing down the playback or pausing it occasionally would help, or do you want to follow along while playing through?