I've been using CSSU since the start but today I have a problem. The blurless desaturation doesn't work form. Also the rotation arounf Z axis. I've always used the CSSU Features and int worked flawlesy. I did a celan reflash, and install of CSSU T1.1. Didn't find anything useful in the wiki. Even editing manualy transitions.ini gave no result. I've rebooted after each edit. How to reset the transitions.ini to original CSSU state?
Thank you! You guys are the best! The upgrade was flawless, and everything works as intended so far. I can't comment on any rotation issues, because I have my device locked down tight in landscape mode, and intend to keep it that way. No problems here.
You shouldn't use apt-get to upgrade the CSSU. HAM is the only supported method, it's the safest method, and the developers are actively asking you to use it. So why don't you?
...if we could switch the runlevel ("init 3") easily, my guess is that apt-get upgrade would be safe as well. HAM is just slow as molasses, doesn't support multiple selections, and one dev IIRC mentioned that the code is awkward.
Every entrepreneur knows how much one needs to give up when starting a business. However, it actually takes a lot more than that. It’s like having a newborn baby. Just like welcoming a newborn to a family, starting a small business also does have its “birthing pains”, and can be as demanding as a little helpless newborn!
If you want your business to succeed, you need to have it planned, just like when having a baby. You need to know and prepare everything it needs. Knowing where you should give birth is like knowing where you will establish your business. You need to make sure you have everything you need to execute the business, and you need to have every little thing planned!
Having a newborn is expensive, and so does start a business. It’s so expensive that you might lose all your savings! Aside from needing a capital, you also need other funds to sustain the business and other expenses that may come about at the beginning of the business.
Starting a new business, much like the act of giving birth, can be really painful. Sometimes, it can be so painful that you cannot bear it. It can take an emotional toll on you if you are not psychologically prepared. It is also a fact that a startup can have physical demands and your presence is needed to make it work.
If you’ve ever been with a newborn, you know how unpredictable that baby can be. One second it’s going well, the next second, it’s crying for help! It’s almost exactly the same with a start-up: one minute, everything’s going great but it can turn around in just a matter of a few seconds! A new business is unstable at the beginning, so prepare yourself to be surprised.
Nothing can ever be more demanding than starting a business. Just like newborn babes, you need to attend to every concern, and to every detail. It is the most critical part of the business and it can be costly to take for granted even the smallest detail. A new business demands almost everything you have – the time, attention, your energy, and even your well being!
A new parent understands how having a newborn means getting sleepless nights – and so do start up entrepreneurs. When you start a business, you will lose a lot of sleep! Your mind will be filled with worries about how the business will be. You will lose sleep as you face challenges and concerns you’ve never even imagined. You will lose sleep as your mind is filled with so many ideas on how to grow your business. If you have a thing for slumber, well, you would definitely miss it when you start your own business.
A start-up like a newborn always needs to be fed. Thousands of businesses and business ideas sprout each day, and a new business needs to keep up in order not to be driven out of business. A new business needs constant feeding of how to improve the product or service, how to market the business, and the what not.
Challenges and troubles are inevitable in a new business. Like a baby who constantly cr*ps, troubles in business come at an unexpected time, and you need to deal with them. Since a startup is like a little baby learning the ropes, there would definitely be a lot of trials and failures, and you need to clean up the mess before it stinks so bad. When it’s a startup, the business needs to be in the best shape it should be, and you need to act quickly when there’s trouble before it’s too late.
Just like raising a newborn, you almost have no idea what you’re doing, and you would need a lot of reinforcement. You need advice from mentors, you need a team of consultants, and you may need to hire staff. When you’re just starting a business, let’s face it, you need as much help as you can.
Despite all the hurdles and challenges, every new business, just like a newborn baby, is full of potential. When properly cared for, it can become great and successful. The sleepless nights, the demands, everything you made effort for will be worth it.
Ready to take on a new business? Keep in mind that all it takes is a lot of courage, commitment, and the right care to make it grow. Good luck!
A lot of people become comfortable with where they are. Every day they complain about this, that and the others in their life forgetting that change is the only constant thing in life. The only way to change your life, change your fortune is to raise your standards. Change is not easy and if it was, everybody would do it. However, if you want it bad enough you’ve got to be willing to do what others won’t do. If you don’t act on the ideas with self-discipline, nothing will change. Success has a price which is a sacrifice, commitment and the appetite to grow. The price of success must be paid upfront in full.
Naturally, we are born into a cynical world where the news always has something horrible happening in the world. It is, therefore, very easy to let doubt, fear and discouragement kill your dreams and aspirations in life. So what happens is that you stop growing you stop stretching and quit once an obstacle knocks to the ground. What will you do when the messenger of misery visits or everything seems not to work out as you had planned? In moments like this, is when your goal will help you to get back up because you have the ‘why’ which is the most important thing.
Your goal will be the fuel you need to achieve your dreams. When you are out there pursuing your goals, you will realize some talents and abilities you have that you didn’t know you had. Therefore, it is important to wake up, stop making excuses and get the work done. Invest in yourself by reading books and listening to motivational videos to change your mind.
Articles from Daily Mail and Fox News went viral late last week after Trader Joe's customer, Karma Lawrence spotted Owens working as a cashier and snapped a pic.
That photo was the subject of a Daily Mail post that lead with the job-shaming headline: "From learning lines to serving the long line!" The story went on to shame Owens, with details about his appearance on the job.
Wearing an ID badge bearing his name, the former star wore a Trader Joe's T-shirt with stain marks on the front as he weighed a bag of potatoes.
The actor is most known for his role as Elvin Tibideaux on 'The Cosby Show' from 1985-1992 but has appeared in numerous television shows over the past 25 years. A quick look at his IMDB page shows his work on shows like "Law & Order," "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia," "Lucifer," and appearances as recent as earlier this year on "Elementary."
Owens, 57, has also been busy with his stage work as founder and artistic director of The Brooklyn Shakespeare company. The Yale graduate has several other screen projects yet to be released and has also been teaching and directing in the meantime.
After the story blew up on social media over Labor Day Weekend (the irony, right?) many came to the swift defense of Owens, including fellow Hollywood actresses and actors who shared jobs they've held during and after their acting gigs using the hashtag #ActorsWithDayJobs
The story also spawned a very important conversation about classism and job-shaming. Owens appeared on GMA this morning to discuss the flood of support he received in the wake of the story going viral.
What are your thoughts on Ownes being shamed for making an honest living to fill the gap between gigs?