Hi everyone, just wanting to know if most McDonald's in British Columbia, Canada, do in-person job interviews, because I'd rather do in-person instead of online.
Also, does anyone know how long it usually takes for McDonald's to reply to job applications?
Any help is appreciated :D
I got this from Value Village for $10.99. It is a General Electric alarm clock radio from the 1980s. It is wired, but also has a backup battery slot for a 9V battery so it doesn't lose track of time. It worked perfectly, including the AM/FM radio, but for some reason it makes a rattling sound when I turn it upside down (my newer Westclox alarm clock does this as well).
Something is off, but I can't tell what it is...
Hello, I have a Canon AE-1, but the light seals are kind of degraded. Does anyone have a professional opinion on whether or not this hinge seal is light-tight? It still has a spongy texture but it is kind of firm. Is it fine to shoot one roll then replace the seals?
Is it fine to shoot pictures on my Canon AE-1 if it has this small scratch (circled in red) on the lens? P.S: I've never taken a picture using a film camera before.
Does anyone know how I can change the wallpaper on PCs that are in my school? They run Windows 11 Education. I've seen students with different, questionable wallpapers before, but now admin has disabled the ability to change the wallpaper on school computers to anything other than the default Windows 11 wallpapers. I just want to make it the Windows 95 wallpaper. Is there an app I could install that would allow me to change the wallpaper? I know how to install 3rd-party apps on the PC btw.
This is my 2nd typewriter in my collection so far, but it's riddled with rust, ALL key levers are seized (7 or 8 works fine-ish, but won't return) and the carriage will not move after a keypress. Is there any hope for this, or is this likely just a spare parts machine (or a patina-filled display machine)? It's a Remington Standard from maybe the 1920s (my guess). Any help is appreciated :D
So, on my Toshiba Satellite A200 running Windows Vista 32-bit, I've installed Dolphin 4.0.2. But all of my Wii and GameCube games are in .RVZ file format. Does anyone know how to convert them to .ISO files so the app can play them? I'm pretty sure my version of the app doesn't have built-in conversion capabilities, but idk.
I just recently got this for $1 from my brother, and it works while plugged in, so I'm reinstalling Windows Vista so I can have it for myself. Maybe I can run Minecraft on it, who knows?
My Northern Electric 20-PC (plated chrome?) that I got for Christmas came with a receiver which was missing the cap and it was cracked, so I got a spare Northern Electric receiver, took out the rusted element, and put the shell of the receiver on the candlestick phone. :D. Btw, this phone is from apparently around 1914 to 1922, it pre-dates rotary candlestick phones, so I'll need to get a magneto subset for it eventually, instead of a normal subset.