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NEW ANSWER If you position your cursor on a blank line at the bottom of the blockquote and press enter the last line of the blockquote will be liberated and your cursor will escape to the left edge of the editor Press enter here The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.| n to create a blank line like so The quick brown n fox jumps over n the lazy dog. n | n n and then press enter again The quick brown n fox jumps over n the lazy dog. n |n nA similar process works on the first line of a blockquote if blank. OLD ANSWER I write this only because I hope it saves you some headaches not because it represents any deliberate design choices. If you use a Mac the keyboardmands in what follows should be performed with themand key instead of the control key. It may be wise to click Save Draft first just in case something goes awry. OK! Here we go In order to introduce some non- space at the end of an answer your best bet is to select all (ctrl-a) cut (ctrl-x) which temporarily clears the answer space (if your cursor remains inside an empty block quote hit delete until nothing is left) then press enter a couple of times to create a few blank (non-) lines hit the up arrow to move the cursor up from of the last line and then paste (ctrl-v). Now the blank lines beneath the line where you pasted should be preserved and if you move the cursor down there and start typing you won't be typing inside the block quote anymore. nI just did this in order to this sentence so here's proof that it works at least in my current browser (Mac Chrome). If you're writing an answer in a browser that doesn't support this hack click Save Draft and try opening the question page in a different browser then proceed with the aforementioned obscene workaround.

Even though Mac and OS X have a reputation for being the best software and hardwarebination they still have normal issues. Whenever a Mac application misbehaves force quit can fix the problem. The only reason to use the force quit method is that your Mac doesn have sufficient RAM. As you run out of the memory space to utilize the app's resources the applications be unresponsive. In this situation the only plausible solution youll have is to force the close program on Mac to exit it. However the force quit will erase the work youve been doing in the application. But at least your device will start working. Use the following methods and try if your apps are also misbehaving 1. Use Apple Menu to Force Stop on Mac You can try out in such cases by using the Keyboard shortcut. The force quit Mac shortcut will instantly close the running app; you only have to follow the steps below Press the Command + Option + Escape key at the same time and the Force Quit window will appear on the screen. italic The Activity Monitor will appear on the screen and you will see the running applications on the screen. Choose the app which is misbehaving and click on the Force a process to quit option on the left side. italic Wait for a minute and then reboot the Mac normally. italic ordered-list If this method doesn work you can try disconnecting the Mac from the power supply manually.

Pay attention to security. Several years ago my school district new superintendent decided in his infinite wisdom to dump all our Macs (sat on $2+ of equipment and thousands of dollars of software for years before paying someone to haul it all away) and switch to Windows machines. I sent him an email warning him that the district would have a much bigger job fighting malware among other issues. And that exactly what happened. All the PCs in the district along with the master disk images that the IT people used to prep and restore PCs were infected with the Conficker worm. In some cases our McAffee antivirus suite alerted us to the infection including on my machine but they disregarded it at first. It got so bad that to do a Google search we had to fill out a CAPTCHA every time. That because Conficker was spamming Google. It was an awful mess. Our tiny IT department of 537 people for a class A school district were woefully unprepared for the job after decades of administering Macs which are famous for being significantly easier to manage. So please take this advice to heart Make use of a good security suitekeep it updated and keep paying for the subscription if applicable. PC Mag and others regularly review them. Back up everything at least twice (three backups for pros who depend on their machines)3one of which should be in the cloud or off-site in some way. If you get hit by ransomware (malware that locks away your files and demands payment) you want backups that aren connected to your PC or they might be encrypted too. Avoid dodgy websites. Allow Windows Update to install critical patches ASAP. Though it not nearly so pervasive malware does of course exist for macOS including at least one ransomware outbreak. So please don interpret this answer as suggesting that the Mac is immune to malware. No OS is immune to malware. It just that it is much more serious on Windows due to Windows dominance. On my Mac I have two external drives I use for backup. Only one is attached at any one time. I started doing this because of the advent of ransomware. I also do cloud backups. Not taking any chances. Note Extra explanations offered here in case a reader isn familiar with some of these issues. If the OP is familiar with network security backups and the importance of OS updates I apologize.

Hey Anand To delete a row in Excel requires 2 shortcut keybinations. Once youve practiced it a couple of times itll be second nature. Here how it works. . . Let pretend youve got a spreadsheet you want to delete a row from. Here one I prepared earlier ud83dudea In this example I like to delete the row for May or Row 6 . The first step it to select the row you want to delete. To select any row in Excel make sure you have any cell in that row selected and on your keyboard press SHIFT + SPACEBAR . Now that youve got your row selected let wipe it out. On your keyboard pre CTRL + MINUS . You can use the minus (hypen) sign to the right of the zero key or the one on the numeric keypad (if youve got one). Why select the row first and not just press CTRL + MINUS ? If you don select the entire row first Excel doesn known want you want to delete. So Excel will present the Delete dialog for you to confirm your intentions like this You then have to use the mouse (uugh) or Down-Arrow keys to select Entire Row and press ENTER . You can also press r on the keyboard which is the accelerator key for the Entire Row option (thanks to Paul for reminding me ud83dudea). While were at it if you wanted to delete an entire column instead press CTRL + SPACEBAR to select the current column first. Then press CTRL + MINUS to delete it. Here one more bonus-tip . . . If you wanted to insert italic a column or row instead of deleting one press CTRL + PLUS SIGN . On a regular keyboard this requires 3 keys CTRL + SHIFT + PLUS . All the best Marcus My Excel Genius

I am not aware about your use ofputers but if you are a pretty normal consumer and usemon programs on windows like Microsoft office or adobe suite you will get those on mac also. But unfortunately you will loose the following things. The wait which you do while windows restart. The unexpected closing of the programme which you are using right now. Your favourite viruses and malwares. The feeling which you get when windows is hanged. The time which you enjoy while installing all the drivers and other plugins which you need to run windows. Ahh your most happy time which you enjoy while scanning the windows with your anti-virus. And doing after all viruses are never gone. Yes your best friend are always there. Okay... on a serious note following you will not get. If you work on dot Net and windows mobile technology you need windows. If you are a big fan of gaming and you enjoy different s of games and always need the latest windows is the best option. The cracked softwares which you get is not a option on mac although many of theme with installation of mac but if they are not free you have to buy it. However free alternatives are available for almost every software. You will gain following things A new look of mac and the amazing laptop which looks far batter than most of the windows machines. If you are looking for macbook air it is light and look nice and runs smooth. Smooth working system and nice softwares to do things. You are going to enjoy a new system everyone needs change. You can enter into software development develop iphone apps if you want. You can even do open source development on mac. Lot of open source are working on mac and release amazing softwares which run on mac. You get itunes which is a great software application if you love songs itnues is amazing. And if you want to learn somehow itunes has many podcasts which you can listen and enjoy. Also news or many things you can do with itunes.

In one of my job interviews this year I was asked How much do you think the chewing gum market is worth in the United States? If you haven encountered a question like that before it might sound like a crazy thing for an interviewer to ask. For one thing I knew absolutely nothing about the chewing gum industry. For another if I ever actually needed that information the smartest response would probably be to pull out my phone and Google it. But the purpose of doing estimations like that isn to figure out the right answer - it to practice structuring your thinking in a logical way. You can learn the gist of how to do it in a minute and you can use this kind of logic for the rest of your life. Estimations like these are often referred to as Fermi problems or back-of-the-envelope calculations. To solve one youre supposed to figure out a way to break the main question into a series of smallerponents that can morefortably estimate. Then you put them back together to arrive at an approximation of the final answer. The trick is to ask small questions to reach a bigger solution. For example this was how I estimated the size of U.S. chewing gum market I knew that there are about 32 million people in the U.S. Teenagers and adults - say between the ages of 1 and 5 so about half the population - are the demographics most likely to chew gum. Let guess that about 75% of them are gum-chewers. If we do the math that gives us a total of about 16 million gum-chewers in the U.S. Most of the packs of gum Ive seen contain about 15 sticks of gum. I guess that an average pack of gum costs about $5. That means that 4 packs would cost $2. I had no idea if that was right or not - for all I knew some of my assumptions werepletely ridiculous. But maybe some of my wrong assumptions canceled each other out. I Googled the question afterwards and I found that the U.S. chewing gum market was worth $3.9 billion in 215 which means I at least got to an accurate order of magnitude. And best of all I got the job! If you want to try doing one yourself here are a couple of fun ones How many gas stations are there in your country? How many hair are on your head? How many airplanes are there in the world? How many customers visit your favorite restaurant every year? How many Quora answers have you read in your lifetime?