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May. 06, 2018 / Updated by Bessie Shaw to  Windows 10 No WiFi available   is a big headache that many users suffer after the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update 1709 or the   Windows 10 Creators Update . The new Windows 10 version brings about many issues like   no sound   error,   100% disk usage   problem,   unidentified network   issue, etc. as soon as the users complete installing the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update or the Windows 10 Creators Update. The Windows 10 Creators Update WiFi problem does make the users mad for it is very influential in the continuity of our office work or everyday life. Most of the problems are surfacing on computers that  get the Windows 10 Creators Update from old editions like Windows 8.1, 8, or 7 and update directly from old Windows 10 versions. Such Windows 10 WiFi connection issues include  WiFi connected but not web page available ,  red X/red cross on WiFi icon ,  Weak WiFi signa...

YUVAL GOV   LAST UPDATED ON  JAN 11, 2018 Safety rules were written with blood. That statement sounds familiar to every soldier around. Although we are not dealing with a risk to human lives, losing your expensive Bitcoins by making mistakes trading is definitely not a fun situation. So, how we can avoid those mistakes in our trading? How to be mostly on the green side? First, it is important to note that to trade right requires attention and your one hundred percent focus. Secondly, trading is not for everyone. The following tips are easy to internalize because these tips were “written in blood” (my own blood). However, it’s still difficult to apply them in real-time. After all, we are not rational human beings. Have a reason before entering each trade: Start a trade only when you know why you’re starting and have a clear strategy for afterwards. Not all traders make gains from trading, since this is a zero-sum game (for everyone who benefits someone else loses o...

Is Step into the Void, a new 12,650-foot (3,856-meter) perch in the French Alps, the scariest? A person stands in the 'Step into the Void' installation in the French Alps. PHOTOGRAPH BY ROBERT PRATTA, REUTERS/CORBIS Roff Smith for  National Geographic PUBLISHED JANUARY 22, 2014 "I must have torrents, rocks, pines, dead forests, mountains, rugged paths to go up and down, precipices beside me to frighten me," wrote  Jean-Jacques Rousseau  of his love of rambling in the French Alps. "The odd thing about my liking for precipitous places is that they make me giddy, and I enjoy this giddiness greatly, provided I am safely placed." Rousseau wasn't alone in his fondness for precipitous places and giddy feelings. All around Europe, 18th-century ladies and gentlemen on the "Grand Tour"  were scrambling up mountains, peering into abysses, and standing on the edges of cliffs in a quest for what they called "the sublime...