Q: Any address, but it's important for the address to be from a non-ISP organization like Google, OpenDNS, Cloudflare, Trust DNS. Now we need to change it on our device, and there are many ways you can do that. Just open the Settings then, go to Network & Internet. From there go to Status -> Change connection properties -> Edit (Below IP settings) choose Manual instead of DHCP and in IPv4 bar type in the server you chose in the first step. Open terminal, go to /etc/resolv.conf directory by typing sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf and change the nameserver to the one you chose in the first point by typing nameserver 1.1.1.1 and nameserver 1.0.0.1 . Download any application for your android, it will change your DNS server faster than typing it manually. If you want to change it manually go to Settings -> Wi-Fi -> Modify network -> Click on Advanced options -> choose DHCP and click on Static -> Scroll down and change the DNS server IP for DNS 1 and DNS 2(the ones you chose in step 1)
A: Pick a DNS server address. With Windows 10 change DNS server from the Settings app. On Ubuntu systems change DNS server from the Settings app or terminal. On android devices change the server manually or using applications to change the DNS.

Q: Stir vanilla sugar or cocoa sugar into hot milk. Use mint or citrus sugar in iced tea or mojitos. Almost any flavored sugar can be used as cocktail garnish. Rub the rim of the glass with a lemon wedge, then sprinkle the sugar crystals over it. Many spices and extracts used to flavor sugar are already used in desserts. Replace the ordinary sugar in a baking recipe, or make the flavor more obvious by topping muffins, rice pudding, or parfait. Use citrus sugar instead for a complementary sour tinge. Granulated sugar can be formed into sugar cubes by adding about 1 tsp (5 mL) water for every 1/2 cup (120 mL) sugar. Add more water or sugar as necessary in tiny amounts, stirring thoroughly, until the sugar is slightly moist and crumbly. Press this into a miniature ice cube tray for a typical sugar cube, or into any silicone mold for more unusual shapes. Leave out at room temperature until hard (one to eight hours), then transfer to an airtight container. If you don't have molds, you can press the wet sugar flat on a wax paper-lined baking pan. Cut it into a grid pattern (or into any shapes), then let dry. You can combine this step with the flavoring by substituting half the water with extract or cocktail bitters. . Once it's had a couple days to infuse, turn your flavored sugar into a hard candy. Tie a string to a pencil, placed over a clean, glass jar. Heat the flavored sugar in a pot of water to make a simple syrup, then pour it into the jar. If you used any flavoring larger than a powder, you might want to strain the syrup through a mesh as you pour. . It is possible to make cotton candy even without a machine, although the process is complicated. If you used wet flavor ingredients, give the sugar at least two weeks to dry before using it for cotton candy. You'll also need to strain the sugar through a fine mesh to remove all large ingredients.
A: Add the sugar to beverages. Use it in desserts. Make sugar cubes or shapes. Make rock candy Make cotton candy

Q: Some businesses require that employees meet with their supervisor informally to discuss their grievance. This should happen before any paperwork is filed. Even if you are not required to meet informally, it may still be a good idea to do so. Many times the other party is unaware of how their actions or statements are perceived by others. By articulating how you were wronged and what the person or company can do to relieve those feelings, you will alert them to their behavior. You can seek informal resolution outside the employment context as well. If you have a complaint with a business, you can stop in and talk with a clerk or employee, who might be able to provide a refund on the spot. Meeting informally is also a great way to find out the policies for filing a formal grievance. If you do not receive a satisfactory resolution informally, ask who you should contact to file a formal complaint. The person you meet with might want to see any documentation that you have. A sales clerk will want to see a receipt as well as a sample of the goods you claim are inferior. Only bring copies. Preserve the originals at home or in another safe space. If you hand over originals to another person, he might lose them. Some businesses and organizations have trained mediators on staff. You can use a mediator during the informal resolution stage. Because of the costs of mediation, you may not want to use a mediator unless one is provided by the organization or business free of charge. Trained mediators can cost over $1,000 a day. Mediation still remains a possibility after you file an official grievance. At that time, it is much more likely that the business or organization will foot the bill. If you want to resolve a complaint with a store, a professional (like a lawyer), or a health care provider, then you should not pay for a mediator. Rather, you should simply show up for a meeting yourself. The person you meet with might not be able to resolve the issue immediately. Even if you have to wait for a decision, you should ask about next steps in case you are unhappy with the proposed settlement. If you complain to a store clerk or other customer service representative, you should immediately ask to speak to a supervisor if you are unsuccessful at getting your complaint resolved.
A: Meet informally with your supervisor. Bring copies of supporting documents. Consider using a mediator. Ask about next steps.

Q: Hold your decal up against the surface you want it on. Move it around to see which positioning you like best. If you want the decal to be centered, measure the surface from top to bottom and side to side with a tape measure and mark the center. Use a level to make sure the decal is straight. Lightly draw a line along the surface to mark where the top edge of your decal will go. If you're working on a window or the outside of a vehicle, use a strip of tape to mark the surface instead. The top edge is the edge at the top of your decal. Don't remove the top lining or the backing on the decal yet. Line the decal up with the marks you made and apply the tape to the top edge of the decal. Use a long, continuous piece of tape to cover the entire top edge. If you're putting up your decal alone, tear off a piece of masking tape before you hold the decal against the surface so you're not struggling to do it with one hand.
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Choose where your decal will go on the surface. Mark where your decal will go with a pencil. Tape the top edge of your decal to the surface with masking tape.