u/Foreign_Location_807

Hey everyone,

I accidentally spilled some Yakult on my HP laptop keyboard, and now several keys have completely stopped working.

The affected keys are:
A, S, D, J, K, L, and Enter.

The laptop is an HP laptop with a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processor. Everything else seems to work fine—it's just these keys.

I suspect the Yakult got underneath the keyboard. Since it's a sugary drink, I'm worried it may have left sticky residue inside.

Has anyone dealt with something similar?

• Is there anything I can safely try at home?
• Is cleaning the keyboard with isopropyl alcohol worth trying?
• Or does this usually mean the keyboard needs to be replaced?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I accidentally spilled some Yakult on my HP laptop keyboard, and now several keys have completely stopped working.

The affected keys are:
A, S, D, J, K, L, and Enter.

The laptop is an HP laptop with a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processor. Everything else seems to work fine—it's just these keys.

I suspect the Yakult got underneath the keyboard. Since it's a sugary drink, I'm worried it may have left sticky residue inside.

Has anyone dealt with something similar?

• Is there anything I can safely try at home?
• Is cleaning the keyboard with isopropyl alcohol worth trying?
• Or does this usually mean the keyboard needs to be replaced?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I accidentally spilled some Yakult on my HP laptop keyboard, and now several keys have completely stopped working.

The affected keys are:
A, S, D, J, K, L, and Enter.

The laptop is an HP laptop with a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processor. Everything else seems to work fine—it's just these keys.

I suspect the Yakult got underneath the keyboard. Since it's a sugary drink, I'm worried it may have left sticky residue inside.

Has anyone dealt with something similar?

• Is there anything I can safely try at home?
• Is cleaning the keyboard with isopropyl alcohol worth trying?
• Or does this usually mean the keyboard needs to be replaced?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I accidentally spilled some Yakult on my HP laptop keyboard, and now several keys have completely stopped working.

The affected keys are:
A, S, D, J, K, L, and Enter.

The laptop is an HP laptop with a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processor. Everything else seems to work fine—it's just these keys.

I suspect the Yakult got underneath the keyboard. Since it's a sugary drink, I'm worried it may have left sticky residue inside.

Has anyone dealt with something similar?

• Is there anything I can safely try at home?
• Is cleaning the keyboard with isopropyl alcohol worth trying?
• Or does this usually mean the keyboard needs to be replaced?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!

Dear citizens,

I’m a high school student living in Germany and will start the IBDP in a few months. Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about my future and my career, and I’m becoming increasingly concerned. I honestly don’t know what career to pursue, which degree to study, and where to do it.

Most likely, I’ll go into engineering or management. However, my family wants me to do something related to AI because my father is an IT engineer and says AI is the future. I’m highly confused about what in AI to do>

I’m more interested in management degrees because my dream jobs are investment banking and management consulting (they get paid high). But realistically, engineering degrees feel safer and more solid in this AI-driven world. From my research: careers in cybersecurity, data science, and AI are the best in future, but I don’t know anything on how can I pursue them as my career.

That’s why I’m seeking advice on what degree I should do (please don’t just tell me to “follow my passion that’s too vague). Instead, tell me which bachelor’s degrees I must/should/can pursue for: A highly lucrative career, Strong AI-related growth, Excellent job security, High pay, and Tremendous opportunities

Please help me because I’m very confused. I’m doing research but can’t find a clear answer to my main question: What bachelor’s degree should I do? Which degree has the best scope and opportunities in the future in this AI world where people are losing jobs and struggling to find ones?

There are also many branches in engineering. I’m considering: Computer engineering, Mechanical engineering, or Computer science

In terms of management, I’m looking at: BBA, or BSc in Management from LSE

I’m highly confused whether these degrees have real scope or are eventually irrelevant, and how I can become successful in my career.

Any advice, recommendations, or help would really motivate me! Thanks in advance

I am 16 boy (soon 17), my friends and people all my age are in relations and I think I am the one with no gf.

I think this is because I dont socialize more, dont go outside more, dont have enough friends. I dont know what is going wrong. When ever I go outside to public places I often see people my age with groups of friends or even with thier gf and I kinda dream that I also want to be like them and have.

But the reason behind not socializing is that I dont know many people or have enough friends, i only have school friends and they are only 2 (they live in other cities), but no friends or gf outside school to discuss about life, be a bf or bro of someone.

I genuinely think my teen years are going out without anything fun, i think study is what I have to do (i also have strict parents lol)

Any1 want to be my friend? lol

I live in west europe btw.

I'm a 16 year old boy (student) who's determined to build a successful future.

I'd love to hear from people who are 25+ about the biggest mistakes young people should avoid and the habits, skills, or decisions that should youths do to be better and for a bold future.

If you could go back and give your 16-year-old self advice, what would it be?

Drop your best insights, life lessons, and "elite knowledge" here

I'm a 16 year old boy (student) who's determined to build a successful future.

I'd love to hear from people who are 25+ about the biggest mistakes young people should avoid and the habits, skills, or decisions that should youths do to be better and for a bold future.

If you could go back and give your 16-year-old self advice, what would it be?

Drop your best insights, life lessons, and "elite knowledge" here

I will start IBDP soon and I wish to do BSc Management at LSE.

My subject combinations are:

HL: Maths AI, Business Management, German B
SL: Physics, Chemistry, English LL

I want to know whether this subject choice is competitive and rigour enough for me to get into LSE if I really lock in IB and get 40+ grades? Because I saw on the web that traditional subjects at HL are required and Business is non-preferred subject for LSE.

But my school does not offer AA Maths, HL Physics, Econ, and other quantitative subjects, which is why I am a bit concerned.

Can anyone help with my subject choice and my chances at BSc Management?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a good B1 and B2 German course that is affordable. I'm open to online classes since in my city the courses are really expensive.

I'm fine with either group classes or one-on-one lessons. My main priorities are:

• Affordable price
• Reach Fluency
• Good teachers
• Helps prepare for the exams

If you've taken a course that you would recommend, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a good B1 and B2 German course that is affordable. I'm open to online classes since in my city the courses are really expensive.

I'm fine with either group classes or one-on-one lessons. My main priorities are:

• Affordable price
• Reach Fluency
• Good teachers
• Helps prepare for the exams

If you've taken a course that you would recommend, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks in advance!

Dear,

I will start IBDP soon, and here are my subject choices:

HL: Maths AI, Business, German B
SL: Physics, Chemistry, English LL

NOTE: My school does not offer AA Maths and potentially HL Physics.

I currently have no idea on what I would particularly like to do in future as my career, but most probably I will do: Engineering, Finance, or Business.

I know that many unis need Maths AA HL + Physics HL for engineering.

I live in Germany and would like to study in Germany (TUM, RWTH Aachen), UK (LSE, UCL, Imperial), or Italy (Bocconi)

Please tell me about this choice and what can/should/must I do because I want to keep all options open??????

Dear,

I will start IBDP soon, and here are my subject choices:

HL: Maths AI, Business, German B
SL: Physics, Chemistry, English LL

NOTE: My school does not offer AA Maths and potentially HL Physics.

I currently have no idea on what I would particularly like to do in future as my career, but most probably I will do: Engineering, Finance, or Business.

I know that many unis need Maths AA HL + Physics HL for engineering.

I live in Germany and would like to study in Germany (TUM, RWTH Aachen), UK (LSE, UCL, Imperial), or Italy (Bocconi)

Please tell me about this choice and what can/should/must I do because I want to keep all options open??????

Dear,

I will start IBDP soon, and here are my subject choices:

HL: Maths AI, Business, German B
SL: Physics, Chemistry, English LL

NOTE: My school does not offer AA Maths and potentially HL Physics.

I currently have no idea on what I would particularly like to do in future as my career, but most probably I will do: Engineering, Finance, or Business.

I know that many unis need Maths AA HL + Physics HL for engineering.

I live in Germany and would like to study in Germany (TUM, RWTH Aachen), UK (LSE, UCL, Imperial), or Italy (Bocconi)

Please tell me about this choice and what can/should/must I do because I want to keep all options open??????

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a good B1 and B2 German course that is affordable. I'm open to online classes since in my city the courses are really expensive.

I'm fine with either group classes or one-on-one lessons. My main priorities are:

• Affordable price
• Reach Fluency
• Good teachers
• Helps prepare for the exams

If you've taken a course that you would recommend, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I’m currently an IB DP student planning to apply to Bocconi University, and I’m trying to figure out the ACT admission test needed for undergrad

Bocconi accepts the ACT, SAT, or their internal test for admission, and here are my IB subject combination:

• HL: Math AI, German B, Business Management
• SL: Chemistry, Physics, English A

my question is whether doing ACT is a good option and how hard and different is it from IBDP? Do I have to study extra?

Which test should I take that is best for me?

Thanks

Dear all,

I am gonna start my IBDP in few months and thought of asking some questions regarding Bocconi university.

I saw on the website that Bocconi offers many undergrad courses, and here are the few I am interested in:

- BSc Finance

- BSc Mathematical and Computing Sciences for Artificial Intelligence

- Management and Computer Science

I want to ask whether doing these courses are good at Bocconi because my actual goal is to study at LSE, I am keeping Bocconi as second option.

Are these courses really worth to do as they sound? My goal is to probably get into Investment Banking, Consulting, or in IT fields.

Does Bocconi have pipeline to top, tier firms and companies?

Also what are the specific IBDP requirements, are there also specific subjects choice you need? I have: Maths AI HL, Business HL, German B HL, English A SL, Physics SL, and Chem SL.

Please guide me.

Dear all,

I am gonna start my IBDP in few months and thought of asking some questions regarding Bocconi university.

I saw on the website that Bocconi offers many undergrad courses, and here are the few I am interested in:

- BSc Finance

- BSc Mathematical and Computing Sciences for Artificial Intelligence

- Management and Computer Science

I want to ask whether doing these courses are good at Bocconi because my actual goal is to study at LSE, I am keeping Bocconi as second option.

Are these courses really worth to do as they sound? My goal is to probably get into Investment Banking, Consulting, or in IT fields.

Does Bocconi have pipeline to top, tier firms and companies?

Also what are the specific IBDP requirements, are there also specific subjects choice you need? I have: Maths AI HL, Business HL, German B HL, English A SL, Physics SL, and Chem SL.

Please guide me.

Dear all,

I am gonna start my IB in few months and currently a bit concerned about my IB subject choice and university requirement.

My current IB subjects are:

HL: Maths AI, Business, German B
SL: Physics, Chem, English LL

I wish to study engineering at top unis in UK, such as UCL, Imperial, and etc. I know that for engineering Maths AA HL + Physics HL is needed but my school does not offer both. What can I do because I really want to study in engineering branches like: Mechanical, electrical, electronics, or computer science.

One exception is that instead of engineering I also wish to do BSc Management only at LSE. But again the subject combo I don't know is enough or not?

Can someone please guide me?