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You'll need the Calibre Companion app as well as an ebook reader app installed in order to sync and read your ebook library. There's a free version called CCDemo and the paid Calibre Companion app. The free version allows you to sync up to twenty books at a time, while the paid version has no restrictions. Calibre Companion is not an official app, but it is developed by one of the calibre developers and is recommended by the calibre development team. Calibre Companion and CCDemo are the only calibre apps that work with this method. Before shelling out for the paid version, use CCDemo to test your network. The rest of the guide will refer to the app as Calibre Companion, but the process is the same for both the free and paid versions. The Calibre Companion app only syncs your ebooks from your computer to your Android. You'll still need an ebook reader to open and read the books. Popular readers include: Moon+ Reader FBReader AlReader Universal Book Reader You'll need to perform a very quick setup process in the Calibre Companion app. This gives Calibre Companion access to your device's storage so that it can save synced books.

summary: Tap the Google Play Store on your Android. Search for "Calibre Companion." Tap "Install" next to CCDemo. Find and install an ebook reader from the Play Store. Tap the Calibre Companion app on your Android. Tap "Continue" and then "Allow."

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One of the biggest mistakes you can make when shaving your pubic area, is to use a dull blade. Use a razor that is sharp enough to cut the hair without having to go over it again and again. Depending on how often you shave, you may need to replace your blade every month or so. Some people switch out blades after five uses, but determine what works best for you. Use a single-blade razor. This will actually be more effective in cutting the hair, so long as it's sharp. Remember to shave in the same direction that the hair is growing. Otherwise hairs could actually get stuck as they are growing back, thus causing ingrown hairs. While electric razors may be suitable for most parts of your body, refrain from using one on your pubic area. Use a shaving cream that is designed for sensitive areas. As with any product you apply to your skin, test a little bit of it on another part of your body before using it on your pubic area. Don't skip the shaving cream. Just try to avoid ones that are scented, as this could irritate your skin. Men may want to consider using women's shaving cream for the pubic region, as many of the shaving creams marketed to men contain a perfume or scent. Always make sure to rinse your blade off after every stroke. This will help to prevent buildup, which puts you at risk for ingrown hairs. As more hair and skin builds up in your blade, you are at a greater risk for cutting yourself or for having to go over the area multiple times. After shaving the area, rinse it with warm water. Next, you'll want to apply a moisturizer, but don't need to overdo it. Simply apply a very fine layer to the skin. An alternative to moisturizer is aloe vera or baby oil. However, men should remember to never use aftershave. It would be extremely painful! Fragrance free is always the way to go. Look for moisturizer that specifically targets sensitive skin as well. Shaving too often is a sure way to develop ingrown hairs. If you don't allow your skin time to heal and give the hair time to grow, you will risk trapping hair under the skin. Wait until the hair has grown back. Never go over stubble or an ingrown hair with the razor. This will just cause further irritation.

summary: Use a sharp, single-blade razor to shave. Try hypoallergenic shaving cream. Rinse the razor. Use warm water and moisturizer afterwards. Don't shave too often.

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This process is as simple as going to https://www.whatismyip.com/ in your computer's web browser and looking at the number to the right of the "Your Public IPv4 is:" heading, though you can also just type what is my ip into Google to see the result displayed at the top of the page. Close the server if it's currently running, then double-click the run file that you created in your "Minecraft Server" folder and wait for it to finish loading before proceeding. The server window must always be open while you're hosting your server. Double-click the Minecraft app icon, which resembles a grassy block of dirt, then click PLAY at the bottom of the launcher. You may be prompted to log in with your Minecraft email address and password if you haven't opened Minecraft in a long time. It's in the Minecraft menu. You'll find this button in the lower-right side of the window. In the "Server Name" text box at the top of the window, type in whatever you want to name your Minecraft server. In the "Server Address" text box, type in your computer's static IP address. In some cases, you can also type localhost into this box; however, this won't work on all networks, so you should stick to entering your computer's IP address. It's at the bottom of the window. This will create your server. Click the server's name at the top of the window. It's at the bottom of the window. This will open your server's world. You can do this by sending your public IP address to up to 19 of your friends and having them do the following: Open Minecraft and click Multiplayer Click Direct Connect Enter your computer's public IP address (not the local IP address that you enter to host the server). Click Join Server if necessary. If your friends are unable to join your game, you may have to disable your computer's firewall. Keep in mind that this opens up your computer to attacks from intruders, so you should only do this when playing with trustworthy people.
summary: Find your computer's public IP address. Start your server. Open Minecraft. Click Multiplayer. Click Add Server. Enter a server name. Enter your computer's address. Click Done. Select the server. Click Join Server. Invite friends to join. Disable your firewall