Someone once asked me how to create a heart emoticon on an Android phone, so I put together a quick tutorial on how to do just that. I also cover how to fix the error message that popped up the first time I tried to use it. Thanks for watching! /=========================================/ Follow Me: Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidnburgess Instagram: https://instagram.com/davidnburgess/ Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=davidnburgess Support me: Wusk: https://wusk.co/davidnburgess PayPal: https://paypal.me/davidnburgess ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JaGmof-CUc

In this post we'll look at How to Install Calibre on OMV and Docker. Calibre is the one stop solution for all your e-book needs. Full Blog Post Here: https://dbte.ch/calibreserver Sorry if I missed anything on this video as I was kinda short on time. I'll make any corrections in the blog post linked above. More OpenMediaVault 5 tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5ckT7pxrNY&list=PLhMI0SExGwfDsoRxRuDeOPPAfedcXFYSZ /=========================================/ Remember to leave a like on this video and subscribe if you want to see more! /=========================================/ Like what I do? Want to be generous and help support my channel? Here are some ways to support: Patreon: https://dbte.ch/patreon Ko-fi: https://dbte.ch/kofi /=========================================/ Here's my YouTube Merch Store: https://dbte.ch/ytstore /=========================================/ Here's my Amazon Influencer Shop Link: Amazon: https://dbte.ch/amazonshop /=========================================/ Follow Me: Twitter: https://dbte.ch/tw Facebook: https://dbte.ch/fb Subscribe: https://dbte.ch/ytsub ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHC6J_aN4eQ

I've purchased and reviewed several sets of headphones and bluetooth speakers over the year and am always looking for something "bigger and better" for my listening experience. I picked a pair of these up recently and am glad I did. The packaging is simple, but it's what's inside where the magic happens. You're greeted with a nice, hardshell zipper case that has a carabiner to attach it to your belt loop or bag. Alongside that there is also an accessory box that has a USB charging cable that splits so you can charge both earbuds at the same time. There are also 2 additional sizes of ear inserts to make sure you get the right size for your ears. Inside the zipper case are a pair of well-constructed wireless bluetooth earbuds. They appear to be injection-molded and of pretty good quality. They are lightweight and the size is decent considering that each earbud has a batter, microphone, and control button setup. Pairing them with your device is super easy and only takes a few seconds once you get them into pairing mode, which is done by simply pressing the multi-function button for a few seconds until the little light starts flashing red and blue. When you've got them on, they seat into your ears firmly. They are comfortable and don't move around when you're doing things like running or cycling. They aren't noise-cancelling, but they do reduce the amount of ambient noise you'll hear when you're wearing them. The sound quality is amazing for their size and the fact that they are bluetooth (version 4.2). The lows are very well represented without distorting and the highs are crisp and clean. The mids are great and maintain a wide sound stage. They are also sweat and water resistant to go along with all of that. Amazon link: http://a.co/bXvTf5E /=========================================/ Follow Me: Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidnburgess Instagram: https://instagram.com/davidnburgess/ Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=davidnburgess Support me: https://www.patreon.com/davidnburgess ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2VsXxik4f4

I will not tell you if your Chromebook is compatible. If you want to know it your Chromebook is compatible, you're going to have to figure out what processor you're working with. Then figure out what architecture it is built on (Braswell, Skylake, etc) and then go here to see if that architecture is compatible. https://johnlewis.ie/custom-Chromebook-firmware/rom-download/ If you want to install Ubuntu on your Chromebook and remove Chrome OS, this tutorial is for you. This is not a dual boot. This will REPLACE ChromeOS with Ubuntu. #Ubuntu #Chromebook #ChromeOS THIS WILL DELETE EVERYTHING FROM YOUR CHROMEBOOK. Instructions were taken from these locations: http://www.fascinatingcaptain.com/blog/dual-boot-chrome-os-and-linux/ https://johnlewis.ie/custom-Chromebook-firmware/rom-download/ /=========================================/ What you’ll need: - Chromebook (I’m using the Acer C720) - Live Linux USB drive (I’m using Ubuntu 18.04) /=========================================/ Step 1. Enable Developer mode Developer mode will wipe your Chromebook back to factory settings so make sure you back up any data not on your Google drive. With your Chromebook turned off hold down the ESC and Refresh While keeping them held down, press the power button once. Press Ctrl + D to bypass this screen. Press Enter at the next screen. On the next screen press Ctrl + D to bypass this message. You will see a timer counting down in the top right hand corner of the screen. The Chromebook will reboot and you’ll see the screen with the red exclamation mark. Developer mode is now enabled, power off the Chromebook. Step 2. Modify the Chromebooks BIOS By enabling developer mode, your Chromebook will always display the screen with the red exclamation mark on startup. Let’s now modify the BIOS to allow us to install Linux. Turn the Chromebook on and press Ctrl + D to bypass the screen with the red exclamation mark. Your Chromebook is reset to factory settings so you will need to go through the Chrome OS setup again. Press Ctrl + Alt + T to bring up a terminal window tab. Type shell and press Enter. Type this: cd;bash ˂(curl https://johnlewis.ie/flash_cb_fw.sh) ** You'll have to replace that angle bracket with the one on your keyboard. YouTube won't let me use an actual angle bracket after the "bash" Choose the option to Modify my Chromebook’s RW_LEGACY slot and follow the on-screen instructions. Step 3. Enable USB boot Pressing Ctrl + D at the screen with the red exclamation mark on startup will take you to your Chrome OS install but pressing Ctrl + L will take you to the BIOS screen to boot from your USB drive. Let’s turn on the Ctrl + L functionality next: Press Ctrl + D at the initial startup screen to load Chrome OS. Press Ctrl + Alt + ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxsckwmRhfw