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1. Do not rest until you have published 100 posts in a year. 2. Make sure your 2nd post is better than 1st and 100th post is better than 99th. 3. Do not swing topics abruptly. Once in while a post on a different topic is ok. But write on a specific group of topics. Move towards speciallisation. 4. Keep your blog really really clean and simple. 5. Most important - let your readers know why you are blogging. Your purpose. Your mission. Reiterate in your comments,posts,social media.

I have seen a lot of freelancers from India struggle to get their first job and that is not because freelancing is hard, its just because they don’t know the process of how to get started as a freelancer. In this answer I will provide which anyone with decent skills can take and start their journey to become a freelancer. Here are the steps: List down your skills:  On a piece of paper, list out the skills which you have currently. You don’t have to be an expert at it but you should be decent at those skills. It would be better if you list your skills in descending order of your expertise. Example: Skills include: Python, Django, Java. Visit a freelancing site:  Once you are done with the list, just visit any site like Upwork and search for projects which match your skills listed above. Now comes the most important step, usually people start applying for jobs right here and they fail miserably. Here is what you should do instead. 3. Check your skills:  Once...

What could cause your laptop to overheat... hmm? using it on a soft surface, where the intake is blocked by the material the laptop is sitting on using the laptop in an extremely hot and humid environment excessive dust and debris between the fan and the heat sink a cooling fan that is not spinning a cooling assembly that is not mounted properly, or that was damaged during assembly overclocking You don't say anything about overclocking... so we'll skip right past that.  Some people might want to pipe in with "Old Thermal Paste!!" but actually, you could have a 10 year old laptop with dried and crusty paste... and the unit isn't going to overheat if everything else is nominal. You don't say anything about environmental conditions, so we are going to assume you aren't on an island on the equator, wondering why your laptop keeps overheating every time you use it on the beach. You don't say anything about where you are using the laptop, s...

If you really want to save from overheating and you don’t have money or don’t want to invest your money for buying just follow below tricks. It works. Personally, I used to in my college time. These below tricks keep in your mind. You should clean your computer on the daily basis and keep away from dusty place. If It will possible, You can use air conditioning to keep the room cooler. You have to reduced graphic settings and using the external environment to your advantage is a basic way to keep cool. If possible use direct power source instead of battery source. Don’t play on bad or Don’t put any kind of cloths under the laptop. Don’t use continously.

If we are talking about difference then I would say “yes” But what difference occurs. My personal opinion: Laptop Cooling Pads work but their own limitation. Cooling Pads may work. They are not liquid cooling systems and can’t drop laptop temp by 20°C on their own. It’s totally depends on you which type of cooling pad are you using. If I am talking about my personal cooling which i have been using for last two years and it giving best performance. I use it when i play laptop games. A laptop cooling pad can help to reduce the operating temperature of a  gaming laptop. These pads are used when a laptop is not able to cool itself  sufficiently. It is intended to not only protect the laptop from  overheating but also to prevent the laptop user from suffering from  discomfort that is related to the use of a laptop. An active cooler will  move air around or a cooled liquid to remove laptop heat quickly.  Passive methods use materials that conduct heat...

It will depend upon how much time you give to it and with how much concentration. If you are giving 4–5 hours daily to it then it will take approximately 1–1.5 months for you to learn android studio. You can also learn Java, C++ and xml if you want to create an application or software. For creating interactive apps or games, it takes months of practice and hard work to become an expert. Creating an app will require you to integrate graphics and certain commands that will act between user and the device. Understanding these concepts and implementing them in your software will take additional half month. Testing of software you make and removing all potential bugs from it will require more deeper understanding of the android studio but it can be done in much lesser time(in 2–3 days) once you understands the concepts completely. I hope that I will be using one of your apps very soon.

Unleash the power of Android Studio 3 to develop mobile applications faster and efficiently. About This Book * Use Android Studio not just as an IDE but as a complete testing and build solution * Produce customized APKs with Gradle to suit various versions of an app, such as test versions and free versions of an otherwise paid app. * Explore all aspects of UI development and testing using working XML and Java examples. * Learn seamless migration from Eclipse and other development platforms to Android Studio. Who This Book Is For This book targets developers, with experience of developing for Android, who are new to Android Studio or wish to migrate from another IDE such as Eclipse. This book will show you how to get the utmost from this powerful tool. What You Will Learn * Create styles, themes, and material designs * Set up, configure, and run virtual devices using the AVD manager * Improve the design of your application using support libraries * Learn about GitHub lib...

Minimum Requirements to do these things: Processor: atleast Intel Core i3 or equivalent RAM: atleast 4GB, Android Studio will take 1GB and Emulator another 1GB. Recommended: Intel i5 or higher 8GB of RAM

Boost your RAM to the maximum possible. Android Studio and the emulator are RAM hungry, 8GB minimum for Android development without access to hardware to test on. 16GB or more if you can manage it. No development box has suffered for having too much memory. Also upgrade to an SSD if you don’t already have one. This will dramatically increase your load and response times The recommended hardware requirements for Android Studio are: Microsoft® Windows® 8/7/Vista (64-bit Recommended) Intel i5 4th-5th gen processor. 6 GB RAM 2 GB hard disk space + at least 1 GB for Android SDK, emulator system images, and caches Optional for accelerated emulator: Intel® processor with support for Intel® VT-x, As Java uses it’s own Machine known as JVM(Java Virtual Machine) for program compilation and it has some complex tasks like generate classes then verify byte code and then execute program with JIT(Just In Time) And as Android has Natively developed in Java the slow compilation will ...