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I know this is non-SAT relaited, but I think this could help others. If you own a personal (Samsung) Chromebook, you may have noticed this update. Under your search bar, you're greeted with two new buttons [Do more with AI Mode] & [Create images]. Personally, I didn't like that. If you don't like it either, and want to get rid of it, this post is for you 👋 1) Right click your top search bar. Look for the option labeled "Always show AI Mode shortcuts" or "Show AI shortcuts" in the context menu. Click it to uncheck it (As shown in the 2nd image, unmark it) 2) In a new tab, search: chrome://flags (now, DO NOT touch ANYTHING unless I tell you to. Should look like slide 3) 3) In the "Search flags" box at the top, type AI Mode or NTP AI. - Locate the flag named AI Mode Omnibox entrypoint (or NTP AI shortcuts, or NTP Realbox Dynamic AI Mode Button.) - Click the dropdown menu next to it (which currently says Default or Enabled) and change it to Disabled. (As shown in the 4th slide) 4) In the Search flags bar at the top, search for and Disable each of these three flags: - NTP Composebox (or search composebox) -> Change dropdown to Disabled (as shown in 5th slide) - NTP Next Features (or search ntp-next) -> Change dropdown to Disabled (refer to 6th slide) - NTP Realbox Next -> Change dropdown to Disabled (look at 7th slide) - Make sure the two flags you modified earlier remain set to Disabled as well: - NTP Realbox Dynamic AI Mode Button (4th slide) - Omnibox Dynamic AI Mode Button (8th slide) 5) Shut down your Chromebook or Sign out, either way, the 2 buttons should dissapear.

i did some long transition question today so i got more comfortable with those

Clocked in: 1:13 I'll do a quick 10 q review of the previous step before continuing 😁 1. Although she studied for three hours last night. Dependant. ✔️ ANSWER: Dependent. Has a WASABI word (although). 2. The reason we canceled the trip was that the weather got worse. Independant. ✔️ ANSWER: Independent. Has all three elements of an independent clause. "The reason we canceled the trip" is the subject and "was" is the main verb. There is no WASABI word. 3. Whichever book you decide to pick. I'm a bit stumped on this one. Subject- book? verb- pick? Wasabi- what and since also because it? I think it's Independant. ✖️ ANSWER: Dependent. "Whichever book you decide to pick" is acting as a noun phrase/subject fragment with no main predicate or verb resolving it. 4. How she managed to fix the engine impressed everyone. Independant. ✔️ ANSWER: Independent. Has all three elements of an independent clause. "How she managed to fix the engine" is the subject (a noun clause acting as subject) and "impressed" is the main verb. There is no WASABI word. 5. While the coffee was brewing in the kitchen. Dependant. ✔️ ANSWER: Dependent. Has a WASABI word (while). 6. The girl who sits next to me in math class. independant. ✖️ ANSWER: Dependent. "The girl who sits next to me in math class" is being used as a subject phrase with a modifying relative clause, but there is no main verb performing an action. 7. Unless you want to wait in line all day. It has a conjunction, so its dependant.✔️ ANSWER: Dependent. Has a WASABI word (unless). 8. What he said during the meeting shocked the entire team. Independant. ✔️ ANSWER: Independent. Has all three elements of an independent clause. "What he said during the meeting" is the subject and "shocked" is the main verb. There is no WASABI word. 9. Since it started raining heavily, we stayed indoors. dependant bc it starts with 'Since'. ✖️ ANSWER: Independent. Has all three elements of an independent clause. "We" is the subject and "stayed" is the main verb. There is a WASABI word (since), but the sentence becomes resolved with the second clause.