Here are over 3000 modern biographies adjustable and downloadable for free

When examinations and graduation projects end another path begins to find work or training in most cases, and of course any applicant must establish an attractive autobiography and different from the rest of the other biographies, In order to draw the attention of the employer to his biography. If you are looking for work, we must pay close attention to your self-biography of it determines whether you will pass the personal interview for work or not. Your chance of success and your choice among thousands more depends mainly on the design and form of your resume.

Today we'll learn more about the source provides more than three thousand biography in different formats, which can be downloaded for free and modified at will.

This source is the site Freepik recognized in the field of images that provides for the user to download millions of images for free . But this time we will learn all CV templates provided by your own app for download free that.

All you have is that you click here to access the thousandth loan resume to change after choosing a design you like, click on it to access the download page and click on the " Download ", as shown in the image:

After loading, raising the pressure on the file you will notice CV available in a different format is a preview imagehave and eps , and as well as the user of the line, these formulas is a private program " Adobe Illustrator " and Can be downloaded on the Internet, for a modification of this biography, and print any size you want. If you just want to copy the overall design, you can do it through photoshop.

Link to CV: Freepik

Desktopneo: a new way will change your look on how to process the computer interface

Productivity and efficiency are still the main strengths of desktop and laptop computers from other platforms such as smart phones and tablets. DESKTOPNEO is an idea and a new approach is designed to eliminate the concept of windows in current operating systems, especially Windows and Mac, and increase the productivity and speed of execution of tasks.

This new concept called '' desktopneo '' is very simple, which is an alternative to the traditional Windows system, this new system consists of a series of windows arranged horizontally, that you can easily switch between them and simple.

Of course, this new concept eluted retains some classic elements and notifications in existing systems, but it came with many shortcuts and ways to use tracks located, for example, in computers, Apple TV, you can do Many of the tasks through this stage and navigate between the windows smoothly and even do a lot of procedures within them.

And what's also different in this new concept is that it does not depend on files or folders of the classic system, but relies on the Tag to classify all your contents.

Of course, you can find out more about this new vision through its official website:

Link to the site: desktopneo

HOWTO Remove KB2876229 - the sneaky Skype 7 Windows "Update"

A ton of Skype users were unhappy with the update from Skype 6.x to 7.x. Most of what I have seen is complaining about a few minor changes to the user interface. In the usual baby/bathwater situation that follows this sort of thing, "Power Users" began circulating guides on how to modify hosts files to prevent TCP connections to skype and msn domains. You know, because making sure you have the correct proportion of whitespace is more important than stupid trivia like patching critical security vulnerabilities.

To address this madness, Microsoft decided to get clever. In addition to sending the Skype 7 update through the Skype application and related packages like Lync, they would push it through as a Windows update - KB2876229. The Skype application updates are pushed through *.skype.com and *.msn.com, while Windows updates come from domains like *.microsoft.com, *.windowsupdate.com and *.windows.com. The looks over substance crowd hadn't yet reached the levels of derp required to break Windows Update and the Metro app interface in order to preserve their precious outdated GUI. The vast majority of users process Windows Updates automatically; even those who process the updates manually don't look too closely on non-commercial machines.

Adding insult to irritation, Microsoft decided to push this update to machines that did not have Skype installed. The technical term for this sort of distribution is "dick move".

It was through this trickery that Skype found its way onto one of my machines. Unlike those worried about the update, I don't want and never have wanted anything to do with Skype - and not because of how it looks, either. Finding Skype on one of my computers was like finding a lump on one of my testicles: I wished very much that it had never been there, but lacking that I just wanted it to disappear.

I thought the easiest course of action was to just delete the update. Skype announced its poisonous toxic infection almost immediately, and I could see the update easily within "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Windows Update\View update history". The typical command for managing Windows Update is "wusa", so I gave the command to burn Skype with righteous fire:

> wusa /uninstall /kb:2876229

Instead of making quick work of Skype, I was presented with an error message that through me through a loop:

I tried to remove KB2876229 through the GUI by navigating to "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Windows Update\Installed Updates", but KB2876229 did not appear anywhere in Installed Updates. Just to make sure I wasn't going nuts, I confirmed that this whole thing wasn't some sort of fever dream by double checking the details of the KB in "View update history".

Now convinced that Windows was the crazy one, it took me a moment to determine why my operating system was fighting me on this.

As I mentioned earlier, Skype had not been installed on my system prior to KB2876229 - the KB was not an update to an existing application, it was an installation of  new program. It dawned on me that I should just uninstall it normally, through the Control Panel's "Add or Remove Programs".

Sure enough, that worked ... to an extent. Uninstalling leaves behind a ton of registry keys and files. A few of these remaining bits of garbage that are particularly troubling are:

     - Firewall rule exclusions for Skype
     - Skype remains in the Startup Approved list enabling an application to run immediately at boot
     - A bunch of parameters are left behind for the SkypeUpdate service
     - Skype remains the default IM provider
     - Calls to two DLLs remain: SkypeIEPlugin.dll & SkypePNR.dll

There is a whole lot of other needless trash that is left behind as well, but registry junk is a fact of life with Windows so a lot of stuff I won't stress too much - like Internet Explorer extension capability, URL associations, spammy entries in browser bookmarks, an application-specific certificate, etc.

Windows behavior continues to get more and more underhanded. Now is a great time for personal users to jump off the Microsoft mothership.