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Thanks for sharing how you selected destinations. I'll be traveling solo to Lisbon and Porto, so I plan to explore at my own pace using public transport. Guided tours sound ideal, especially for less popular destinations where English might be less common. I've heard good things about...

Thank you so much for the suggestions! Aveiro and the Alentejo region sound lovely. I'm considering Sintra, Coimbra, Fatima, and the Algarve, but would also like to briefly visit the capital, Lisbon, to explore the Alfama. It seems like there are a lot of beautiful places to see in Portugal. I'd...

Hello everyone, I'm starting to plan a trip where I'll be traveling around Portugal next year. While I plan to enjoy each destination during the day, I'd also like to work some evenings remotely from my laptop. Does anyone have suggestions for a cheap or free VPN I could use that would allow...

Thanks for sharing your experience with the activation process for the older version of Office, Mike. It's fascinating that despite the license's limitation of allowing only two simultaneous installations, you managed to register the same key multiple times without encountering any issues. This...

Yes, that's exactly what it is. It has limited features, for example the Excel only has limited rows and columns which is still enough for basic use.

I transitioned away from Microsoft Office a while back and have been managing well with LibreOffice. Additionally, I find the free online version of Office (Link) and Google Workspace to be suitable alternatives for my needs.

Just heard about Power Query and now I'm super curious. How'd you get started with it? Any beginner-friendly tutorials or resources you'd recommend?

I rely on Ventoy and a USB thumb drive for my ISOs. No more DVD burning for me.

I have used GoWithGuide in Japan before, but not in South Korea. Connecting with a local guide is a great way to get personalized recommendations off the beaten path and learn about the city from an insider's perspective. Spending a week there gives you the option of getting a local SIM card...

Thanks for sharing this acquisition news, @dik! Engineering.com has been such a valuable resource over the years. Mergers and new ownership can sometimes be unpredictable, but hopefully this alignment of goals and resources between the two companies will translate to continued quality...

How many days will you be staying in Seoul, and does your phone support eSIM, @sartechy? When I visited Seoul some years back, to purchase a SIM card for extended usage as a foreigner in South Korea you needed to have a passport and an alien registration card. I am not certain whether this has...

I've been using the free Proton VPN, and I'm happy with it so far. There's also a paid version available if you need more features.

Thanks Mike, clearing the cookies worked for me too! I'm glad you were able to provide a simpler solution. This community is great for learning from each other.