June

Basically can anyone take apart a MacBook and manually install additional RAM? Like maybe if it was Tony Stark doing it, can a MacBook be manipulated? Just out of curiosity.

I want to get hair streaks but I heard from someone that when you bleach your hair, it gets white easily afterwards. Sort of had the implication that bleaching your hair kills it?

I think their website posted something about UP Diliman but not Manila. Is the notice sent by mail?

I have a new table tennis racket but the rubber is kind of rough (not rubbery) in texture, and it's not shiny. It kinda smells like the rubber from shoes. Is it supposed to be that way? It's brand is double power.

I want to learn how to do those beautiful kinds of work that you normal see with inspiration quotes. I think it's called hand lettering. How do people normally learn it? How long would it take to learn? Do you really have to know if the fonts work well together?

If I'm more familiar with, say, english, and I have to write a story in a language that's not as familiar to me, should I first write it in English and translate? Or do I write it directly in a language I'm unfamiliar with?

It's an investigatory project, so you don't really need to have a product. It can just be an experiment to prove something. That being said, the idea should not have had like a research conducted on it already...because that beats the point of the "investigating" part. Ugh stupid projects.

Using the do while statement, create a program that will display the menu and will allow the user select from one of the options. This thing won't show me the greeting. Why???

[1] - Philippines

[2] - Japan

[3] - USA

[4] - Italy

[5] - France

[6] - Exit

#include <stdio.h>

#include <conio.h>

void main()

{

clrscr();

int choice;

do {

gotoxy(25,6);

printf("*******************************");

gotoxy(25,7);

printf(" Greeting Menu ");

gotoxy(25,8);

printf("*******************************");

gotoxy(25,9);

printf("\t[1] - Philippines");

gotoxy(25,10);

printf("\t[2] - Japan");

gotoxy(25,11);

printf("\t[3] - USA");

gotoxy(25,12);

printf("\t[4] - Italy");

gotoxy(25,13);

printf("\t[5] - France");

gotoxy(25,14);

printf("\t[6] - Exit");

gotoxy(25,16);

printf("\tEnter the number of your choice: ");

scanf("%d", choice);

gotoxy(30,19);

switch(choice)

{

case 1:

clreol();

printf("Magandang Umaga");

break;

case 2:

clreol();

printf("Ohayo Gozaimasu");

break;

case 3:

clreol();

printf("Good Morning");

break;

case 4:

clreol();

printf("Buon Giorno");

break;

case 5:

clreol();

printf("Bonjour");

break;

default:

break;

}

gotoxy(30,23);

printf("Choose another number...");

choice=getch();

} while (choice<6);

getch();

}

There's a rumor going around that according to Rick Riordan, not all of the seven will survive. I'm not sure if he really mentioned it bc I don't remember a tweet like that. And if I know something about Rick Riordan, it's that he doesn't give out spoilers.

I'm trying to learn to draw, and I'm getting stuck at figure drawing. I searched on how to learn, but some say you NEED to draw from life first while some say you need to learn basic forms (like cubes, cylinders etc) first. Then they say you also need perspective, but you can't actually use it when drawing from life right? A lot of people are pretty insistent that you MUST draw from life, but I don't understand how that could possibly help me. My goal is to draw from imagination in a sorta Disney style (cartoonish) and I want to learn realistic first. So how should I learn figure?

It's too complicated to draw with so many lines like the horizon and such...is it necessary?