u/Novel_Look_128

I’ve been trying to find a good way to watch live sports on a larger virtual screen when the main TV is occupied. Has anyone tried running Sky Go on a VR headset or spatial computing setup recently? I’m curious whether the playback protection causes issues or if it actually works smoothly enough for regular viewing. I want to know what setups people are using and whether the picture quality/latency is decent.

Been seeing loads of notifications lately about Uber pushing drivers and riders towards EVs and e-bikes through the newer incentive schemes. With petrol prices where they are, going electric sounds great in theory, but the upfront cost of a decent EV or a legal delivery e-bike is still massive. Public charging during shifts also sounds like a headache depending on the area. Are any of you actually considering switching to electric this year, or sticking with petrol as long as possible?

Hey folks, currently polishing up my CV to apply for a few business/management schemes. I don’t have any proper office experience yet, mainly just retail work and some weekend coaching. Is it still worth including those, or do employers mainly care about academics and directly relevant experience?

The lineup for the new Celebrity Apprentice honestly looks chaotic already, Max Balegde, Maddie Grace Jepson, Kay Burley, DJ Spoony. I’m actually glad they’re doing a proper full series this time instead of just one-off specials. Putting Kay Burley and Max in the same room feels like either TV gold or a complete disaster. Do we think people will actually try to win properly, or is this going to turn into pure chaos by week two?

I’ve been looking into the requirements for a friend’s build and it honestly feels almost impossible to get the DVLA to change it now. Seems like loads of people are ending up with “Van with Windows” instead. For anyone who’s gone through it recently, has it actually affected your insurance much with UK providers or is it mostly just an annoyance on the paperwork side?

Got a few interviews lined up and I’m trying to work out how people spot companies that genuinely care about training vs ones that just want cheap labour. I’ve read quite a few stories about apprentices ending up doing basic admin constantly and struggling to actually get their study/off-the-job learning time properly. Are there any important questions you’d recommend asking during interviews to figure out whether the company will actually support you properly?

I know there are usually diversions or dog restrictions around Conic Hill during lambing season this time of year. Has anyone walked that section recently? Just wondering how clearly signposted the alternative route currently is and whether it changes the walk much at all.

Been seeing loads of runners flying past this week, guessing a lot are prepping for the race later this month or the 4-day trek. I’m just doing a supported walk, but it’s a bit of a reality check seeing people run while I’m struggling with a daypack 😅 For those racing, what’s the plan for Conic Hill, run it or more of a power hike? Safe travels to everyone out there, weather’s definitely keeping things interesting

It feels like there is so much pressure from school and family to take the traditional university route, but in 2026, the idea of "earning while learning" just feels more practical. I’d much rather get a head start in a career and a salary than take on massive student debt, so I wanted to know how others handled that pressure from parents or teachers and if you're happy with your choice?