u/Inoviridae

I have been having an issues for over a year with Prime Video not working with surfshark on. Amazon detects it and won't let me play it. I pause the vpn, and refresh the amazon page and it starts working again.

I like to watch videos while doing other stuff on the computer, so at this point, I've basically paid money for a service I can't use. I am updated to the latest version.

Is there anyway to get a partial refund? The main selling point everyone in the ads mentions is video streaming, and I'm not even trying to access things that are geolocked to me. And the service is failing to deliver.

Are there any hybrid programs, where the lecture classes are online/remote, but you do clinical stuff in person? I live near quite a few major hospital systems that accept students for internships and clinical all the time.
I;m in a Nuclear Medicine Technologist program right now and am dreading doing clinicals. I much rather be in a lab.
I like both the cytology and histo sides of pathology. I think I would get bored just doing slides, but being able to do both cyto and histo stuff would look better for travel jobs.

I dunno. I don't like the program I'm in and feel kinda stuck in terms of what else I can do.

I have a 75 that was previously drilled on the side, near the very bottom.
I was gifted an acrylic sump, a large one, and want to use it with the 75 for my goldfish.

After installing a weir and a standpipe, I realized that I didn't factor in any redundancies and am nervous.

My question is, can I make a bean animal overflow style thing (Three pipe style) using the hole that is already drilled near the bottom edge of the tank? It is behind the weir.

As water filled into the weir portion, the pressure should push it into the 'overflow' and fill it, right?
I have space on the shelf to put the overflow and am not too worried about constructing the box itself.

I am trying to avoid drilling a hole, as this is the only drillable 75 I have. The 75 they are in now is tempered glass.

(I get that overflows are usually at the top. )

Thank you!

My great(way back) grandfather was a Hessian who fought for the British as a Lt. in the War of 1812. They gave him some land in Canada afterwards as payment. (Well, there were people already, you know, living on that land. He gave about 200 acres back to that tribe at least.)

Canada has revised its citizenship laws and basically if you can prove that you had an ancestor that was Canadian, then you can get a formal proof of citizenship. I'm American, for context.

All we, really my Dad, has is some letters from a Private who with in the same regiment as him, also got some land, and their kids got married to each other.

The time period would be 1812- ~1850, as I know one of the 'direct line' descendants fought in a NY regiment during the American Civil War.

Apologies if this is not the right place for this, but yinz seemed like a good group to ask, or point me in the right direction. Thank you!