Let's review some changes

All forms of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel have a feature that let's you keep track of any changes you or someone else has made to your work. So on the review tab of Microsoft Word for example in the tracking tab you can track all the changes someone or you have made while also allowing them to leave comments and suggest editing changes. The track feature can also track certain specific individuals if shared in a large group or just your changes. This was something that I had no idea about and wished I had this knowledge beforehand to use any of these tools it would have been so useful with trying to manage all the group projects I had in high school.

Wired in and out

The lesson that I have chosen is 2.5.1 ( Wired and Wireless Networks). I've feel like I can confidently say that I've always known the difference between wireless and wired networks because it seems simple enough, wired networks has a wire connecting your device to your network interface than to a connecting media than you have an internet connection. While a wireless connection has your device wirelessly to a wireless antenna and than the internet cutting out a whole step in some set ups. And as someone that loves to play online games I would always prefer to have a wired connection since you don't have to deal slightly slower connections or packet loss with wireless connections.

Learning bit by bytes

Bits and bytes are the holding blocks for binary and how a computer is able to read the given numbers. Bits and bytes are slightly difficult to practice or apply without overlapping with binary since bits and bytes is just how binary is stored and read. But a unique way of how I remember how binary fits into bytes is by putting both hands up closed facing toward you with your thumb hold your other finger down, lift your remaining fingers in any order since bytes are stored in 8ths each finger represents one bit in a byte or your hand. For example if you wanted to do 10010110 on your left hand you lift up your index and pinky and on the right you lift your middle and ring finger so one finger raised is a 1 and any still down are 0.

An introduction to my some of my hobbies

My hobbies seem basic at least to me and my group of friends, we love to collect trading cards mainly Yu-gi-oh, and now recently Pokémon. Yu-gi-oh is the game that started my fascination in collecting cards from loving the show as a kid and seeing the booster packs and pre-built decks in the store's Yu-gi-oh has always stood out to me. By the time that I started middle school some of my friends came over to visit and found some of my old cards, and them asking me if I know how to play and if I could show them how to play. After that I gave them some cards to each of my friends and we all built off what we had and started to get competitive with each other just sending hours play over and over again just to see who can win the most out every set we played.

Another one of my hobbies is playing video games but a certain type of game one of my favorite are Fighting games or know as the FGC (the Fighting Game Community). I'm the only one of my friend group to really enjoy playing fighting games. The main reason the I love fighting games are the complexity of the movement and spacing to have a combo connect or landing frame 1 links in the faster paced games. On the other side the slower games like Street Fighter can be very complex, not only do you have to know how your character works and how their specials work but also predict every single thing that your opponent will do, makes fighting games some of the most entertainment games to play and watch.