Luigi Oppido

Luigi Oppido is the Owner and Operator of Pleasure Point Computers in Santa Cruz, California. Luigi has over 25 years of experience in general computer repair, data recovery, virus removal, and upgrades. He is also the host of the Computer Man Show! broadcasted on KSQD covering central California for over 7 years.

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What are the coolest Google Easter eggs?
For Atari games, search for "Atari Breakout" and then click the image results link to play a playable version right in the search results.

Search for "The Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything", and it brings up 42.

Try searching "Zerg Rush," which spawns little alien bugs you have to shoot down right in the search results.
Where can I print something near me for free (don't own a printer)
Libraries. Public libraries and some universities will give you a couple of pages for free. Every once in a while, you come across a nice computer shop, and they'll help you out. But libraries are awesome and underutilized.
What free apps or websites are the best for learning data entry?
One of the sites I use is The Practice Test. There's nothing to download, you receive instant scores, it covers all sorts of data entry, and it is FREE.
Is there any alternative to Vocular app for Android?
Yes! There are a number of them. Top-rated ones are Voice Pitch Analyzer, Singscope, and Nail the Pitch.
How do you know if someone blocked your number?
If you’re on an iPhone, the “delivered” confirmation will never show under your message to the person, or on other phones, the double-check box doesn't show.

If you call the number, it will go directly to voicemail after just one ring. You can also try calling them from another number or a friend's number and see if it rings more than once. If it does… you’re blocked!

The next is unique. Find the person in your phone. Copy their phone number to your clipboard, then DELETE their contact. After closing and reopening the contacts app, paste the number at the top. If it doesn't show as suggested, you might be blocked as well.

Another way is that your number won’t show up as a suggested number to the party, but you cannot see that.
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