Maybe try transfering it to another app; preferably on another device?
Do not send your seed codes to anyone, this'll let them take over the wallet itself
The conversion endpoint isn't working inside your wallet app. Your crypto of is currently valued near 50$ , which you can turn it into using exchange platforms.
(The actual value of the crypto might change depend on market activity, and it's up to you to research what you should invest in)
If you don't see any value in LTC, feel free to exchange it to another currency, or send it to me :)
I don't think defining a microcontroller kit as a PC is an accurate description.
Reminds me of the old jailbroken iOS reskins
Ubuntu forks that ditch snap > Ubuntu
Assuming all the discoveries made by muslims are discovered by other people, crashing a plane for suicide would definitely happen.
Grow some plants. Whether it's a small succulent or a big lemon tree; it'll definetly make your life more enjoyable watching them grow.
Makkankosappo!
Putting the whole different music tastes thing aside; kpop stars are pretty much idols, aimed to draw attention of everyone with support from experts at entertainment industry. These people know how to make the dullest person out there shine to peak popularity. In the idol culture, fans have a weird expectation for their idol to be the absolute perfect; and this can be portrayed quite well at the cost of ruining that person's personal life.
But in the end, it's up to people to decide whether they like something or not.
If olive oil is made out of olives, what do these monsters do to make baby oil?
You can disable your router's wireless networking (or hide its SSID if you want to use wireless networking). It won't be an issue if you use either way. Since your dorm told you that you could use a router; these terms wont matter.
A CPU on its own cannot be a microcontroller alone via its definition; as a microcontroller contains a CPU and other needed components to drive it.
No microcontroller is going to beat a computer with a modern microprocessor on complex computing though. But it's good to know tech is still improving on all sides.