u/Ghostly-Bear

How long would I need to be off of jobseeker before job network grace period resets?

I’m currently on jobseeker and have been with my job network for about 2 years now and not too get into it to much, but its surprisingly stressful.

I’m wondering if anyone knows how long I need to be off jobseeker (completely cancelled) before the pre job network grace period resets?

I have really bad anxiety and have been struggling to attend appointments for the past year,

ideally I'd like to cut my jobseeker off and not obtain any payments until a time I can reapply and just do self service for 12 months like at the beginning when I first applied.

Hi everyone,

I called the public dentist 3 months ago complaining of mild teeth pain, nothing serious but they sometimes hurt when I eat and will ache randomly for a few mins a couple of times per month.

They booked me in 3 months ago for this coming friday and I was just wondering what will happen at the appointment?

Will they do a few fillings if needed? A voucher? Or could they say your needs aren't important enough to warrant fixing?

What should I expect? Has anyone here been to the public dentist before?

I'm just super nervous.

Hey everyone, I was watching the Tom Satterly episode and wow what a life that guy has had,

He talked about how he was basically forced out of his unit and the commendations he was set to receive on his retirement were downgraded.

Does anyone know the full story with what happen there?

I had trouble making sense of it all.

Hi everyone, I'm having some pain in my mouth I think I need a few fillings or maybe an extraction, does anyone know how the public dentist works?

Do I just ring up and they will book me in to see the dentist in a few months time?

What happens then?

Will the dentist fix the issue or I've heard they can give you a voucher of some kind if you need work done?

Hey everyone, I'm a first year computer science student, would it be a mistake to focus on C# and .net?

I really enjoy this language and I'd like to get comfortable with it,

so far I've done some Python and JAVA but find C# actually fun to program with.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently in my first year of uni studying computer science, the first language we are learning is python,

However I do have about 1 month worth of C# practice under my belt and greatly prefer C#,

would it be a mistake to make this language my focus throughout uni?

My end goal is to get very comfortable with C# by the time I graduate and hopefully work with it in some way.