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Answer: Julius Pringles
The Pringles mascot, a mustachioed man, was designed in the late 1960s by Louis R. Dixon. Although the mascot has changed over the years: losing rosey markings on his cheeks, changing his hair from black to brown, and most recently losing his eyebrows and lips, one thing has remained constant over time: his name.
A good mascot is more than just a pretty face and should always have a proper name. Should you come across the Pringles man on the street, you can give him a warm welcome with his full name: Julius Pringles. What compelled them to name him Julius? While company lore is murky and unclear on why specifically Julius was chosen, it should be quite obvious to the casual observer: an old-timey guy with a mustache that magnificent deserves a properly magnificent old-timey name like Julius.
Image courtesy of Procter & Gamble.
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The objective for this lesson is to explain the concept of “Advanced Sharing” and how it works in Windows.
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Quora is one of those question and answer sites that sadly decided to follow in the footsteps of Expertsexchange and create a terrible user interface that forces you to sign in to read past the first answer. But we can bypass that with a simple trick.
The objective for this lesson is to explain in detail what the “Sharing Wizard” in Windows is, how it works, and how to use it in network sharing.
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