Write an article based on this "Open Terminal on your computer. Type in the "ping" command. Press Enter. Review the ping speed. Stop the ping process."
article: Click or double-click the Terminal app iconwhich resembles a black box with a white ">_" in itor press Ctrl+Alt+T at the same time. Type in ping followed by the web address or IP address of the website you want to ping. For example, to ping Facebook, you would type in ping www.facebook.com. Doing so will run your "ping" command and begin sending requests to the address. On the far-right side of each line that appears, you'll see a number followed by "ms"; this is the number of milliseconds it takes for the target computer to respond to your data request. The lower the number, the faster the connection between your computer and the other computer or website. When you ping a web address in the terminal, the second line shows the IP address of the website you are pinging. You can use that to ping a website instead of the IP address. The "ping" command will run indefinitely; to stop it, press Ctrl+C. This will cause the command to stop running and display the results of the ping below the "^C" line. To see the average time it took for the other computer to respond, look at the number after the first slash (/) in the line below the "# packets transmitted, # received" section.

Write an article based on this "Prep the t-shirt. Prep the tee for cutting. Cut along the lines and remove the collar. Remove the top portion of the back layer. Insert the rope. Enclose the rope in the loop. Finish and wear your new top."
article: Unfold your tee and spread it out on a flat work surfacethe front of the shirt should face up towards the ceiling. Smooth out any wrinkles with your hands. If your cotton tee is wrinkly, quickly go over it with an iron. Choose a cotton blend that does not fray when cut. This will help your completed halter top to appear less homemade. Prior to cutting the t-shirt, it is recommended that you use a chalk pencil to draw the cut lines. Draw 1 chalk line at approximately a 45 angle from the right side seam, just below the armpit, to the collar. Draw a second diagonal chalk line from the left side seam, just below the armpit, to the collar. The right and the left lines will not meet at the neckthe lines should be approximately 5 to 6 inches apart. Carefully cut along the right chalk line with a pair of fabric scissors. As you cut from the side seam through the collar, you will cut through both layers of the tee. Repeat this process on the other side. To cut off the remaining portion of the collar, carefully cut along the collar line. Fold the top layer of the shirt down onto itself. With your chalk pencil, draw a straight line on the inside back layer of the shirt. Place the line directly above the fold of the top layer and extend it from side seam to side seam. Cut off the top portion of the back layer along the chalk line. Unfold the front layer of the shirt. Flip over tee so that the front of the shirt is on the table. Unroll your length of rope and place it along the neckline. Place the rope and the neckline of the cotton tee between your thumbs and forefingers. Slowly roll the rope and neckline down so that the material wraps around the rope twice. Secure it in place with pins. To secure the rope in place, you will need to close the loop by hand. Thread your needle and proceed to top-stitch along the base of the loop, located on the inside of the shirt. When you reach the end of the neck, sew in a few knots to prevent the stitches from slipping. Before slipping on the halter top, you must decide how to finish off the ends of the rope. For a polished look, knot the ends of the rope. For a more natural look, fray the ends slightly and then knot the lines. Slip on your new halter and tie the rope to secure it in place.

Write an article based on this "Click the Apple icon on your MacBook. Click System Preferences. Click Displays. Click on the Arrangement tab. Click and hold the white bar at the top of the current monitor icon. Drag the white bar to the other display icon."
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It's in the menu bar in the upper-left corner of the desktop. This displays the Apple menu as a drop-down. It's in the Apple menu on your Mac. It's below an icon that resembles a monitor in the System Preferences menu. It's the second tab at the top of the Display window. There are two rectangle icons under the "Arrangement" tab in System Preferences. These represent both displays that are connected to your MacBook. The one with the white bar overhead is the current primary display. To change your primary display, drag the white bar at the top of one rectangular display icon to the other display icon in the Arrangements tab. Both monitors will flicker on and off for a second to adjust to the new preferences. Whichever display is set as the primary display is the default monitor that apps will launch in.