u/MrMoose1

I’m attending a technical school part time and started my CompTIA class two weeks ago and already feel very overwhelmed. Right now we’re covering hardware and identifying parts and components has been very overwhelming.

My CompTIA course is split into two semesters and this semester is about 10 weeks long and I’m already stressing the part 1 exam for my first cert.

There’s two classes a week, one day is text book reading and watching videos then the second day is hands on lab stuff. I did my first lab today and it felt like my instructor basically didn’t walk us through anything. Just gave us a tower and said; “identify these parts and write them down and turn em into me. Have fun.”

Idk, I’m reading my text book and reviewing my notes a few hours of every day but it still just seems like I’m struggling hard to retain some of these things.

Any tips?

I’m on console but want to get rat spin for my new life wiz but I’m wondering what’s the best way for me to farm gold skele keys so I can begin farming for spellments on my max wiz? Daily assignments take too long lol

Was on my way home at night a few days ago and one of my headlights went out and ofc I was pulled over and given a fine.

Is there a way for me to pay this online so I don’t have to make the drive up there?

I’m 28 years old and looking to change my life and accomplish something for myself. I’ve always loved computers and working with them, I’ve done multiple coding boot camps and some years ago took a HTML and CSS course.

Recently I got approved for a state sponsored scholarship but it only works towards a limited list of trades/careers to become certified in. I decided on IT but after doing some research I’m reconsidering my decision, which has me sort of depressed. Out of all the options IT was the one I was the most passionate about.

I’ve considered maybe just becoming an automotive tech because I’m somewhat handy and know a thing or two about cars but I really couldn’t see myself doing that every day of the week for potentially the rest of my life.

What are some, if any, similar careers that might peek my interest? I really don’t know what else to do and I’m left feeling overwhelmed and anxious.

Along with the final dungeon after ghost Avalon?

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I’m on now!

Been working as a RCA for about 3 years now and I really enjoy the job but I don’t get how upper management expects RCAs afford to survive. When I first started I caught on pretty quick basically all of the other subs at my office have a second job to help make ends meet because of the lack of hours. I have a second job I work at, and I’m usually able to still work my scheduled Saturday and any other coverage days if I have a small amount of notice.

Lately my acting postmaster has been coming down hard on us subs for having a second job and now we’re being told we are required to have full availability on both Sundays and Mondays, even if we aren’t needed.

Not really sure how much longer I’ll be able to stay with the company. The PO doesn’t guarantee me enough hours/pay to justify me staying at home hoping to be called in.

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Don’t get me wrong I enjoy flying the Arwings but man I just really love the LandMaster. The controls for it are a lot of fun. Titania and Macbeth are genuinely in my top 5 favorite missions, and I think Titania looks incredible in the remaster.

I’m playing the game on a new Apple IPad A16 and one match drains my battery by like 15-20%. If I leave it plugged in while playing it gets abnormally warm to the touch. No other game does this on my iPad. I’ve even capped the frame rate, lowered my settings, lowered my brightness and it still just consumes battery life.

What’s the best device to play this game on? I love league but honestly Wild Rift feels like it would be much better on console.

Trying to finish my last challenge but I can’t seem to figure out how to actually access “the final rehearsal”? I’m going to the planet core and when I go to the bottom layer I can’t ride the cart because there’s a large boulder blocking it?

Help plz

I’m losing my mind here by trying to figure out what’s causing my closet to smell so bad. I had wondered if maybe one of my pets had an accident in there so I removed everything from it, used a carpet cleaner, and after it dried out I left baking soda on the carpet for half an hour then vacuumed it up. I left lit candles in there. I for the life of me can’t figure out what’s causing the smell.

Any other ideas?

New player here;

I’m in bronze and almost every game half of my camps are constantly being stolen. I’ve started warding my red buff and pinging for back up if I see the enemy Jungler stealing it but I’m really not sure what else I’m able to do to stop the enemy Jungler from stealing my camps early on. I normally play Rammus and I feel like that early in the match I’m too weak to 1v1 anything.

When it does get stolen what should I be doing to avoid falling behind?

Hey all I’m new to the game, just started a month ago and started off playing top lane and recently started playing jungle because I find it a lot of fun.

However I’m struggling to understand when I should gank and how I can get better at ganking. I try to respond to pings when my laners are trying to ask for a gank but often at times I feel like I’m trying to force a gank that can’t happen and it just sets me behind on my farm or gets me killed. Knowing when to gank and how to properly do it is overwhelming me, and might be causing me to play poorly.

Is it sometimes ok to just lose a lane but focus on farming and objectives? So I can try to carry in the late game?

I like playing champs who have poor ganking capabilities but scale really well to become late game powerhouses like graves and karthus. Are there any other champs I should maybe try? I tried Mordekaiser and liked him a lot but was told that if I’m not ganking as Mordekaiser I’m trolling lol so idk how true that is or not.

Just started playing a couple days ago and I’m wondering if I should maybe give ranked a try? I’ve just been playing the casual unranked mode and I feel like I’m definitely not playing against people that are on the same skill level as me. I’m constantly getting my jungle invaded and overall just not having a great experience. I’m assuming if I start ranked I’ll go against players who are closer to my skill range? Thanks.

If so what were the job prospects like after graduation? Did you have any troubles finding something within your field of study? How was the experience overall?

I’m interested in going for a certification in the computer specialist program but I’m worried about being able to find steady work after completion. I spoke with one of the advisors at the campus and she assured me that students don’t have issues finding a job and it’s a field that’s in demand but based on info from other subreddits and sources I’m starting to think she’s wrong…

I’m in my late 20s and wanting to get a fresh restart on my life, and I got a great scholarship opportunity from my state to get a IT certification. However after reading this sub I’m starting to get concerned…

I spoke with a school advisor who has some experience in the field and they assured me it’s a job in demand and the majority of the students have no problems getting a job. They had even mentioned the school works with industry partners to get students both in person and virtual interviews with potential employers after completion.

Plus I know my city is planning to build several data centers so maybe I have a good chance?

Hoping to get some reassurance….