u/PhoenixMaster123

Recently graduated uni and have had no job prospects. So I've been thinking about getting into the electrical trade, but after looking into it, the route seems so complicated. You've got NVQ's, Level 3s, City and Guild's, Apprenticeships, HNCs/HND's etc. Like why is the vocational sector so complicated with all these different types of qualifiations. What do they all mean and what is the easiest route for someone to become an electrician in the UK and how much cost are we looking at? And how can I become self employed and start doing my own jobs?

Why is it that most bathrooms always have such good lighting? Like taking pictures in the bathroom always looks so much better than other places. Is it due to having shiny tiles most of the time so light reflects off everything? I really wish every room in my house had such good lighting as my bathroom.

Is it more worthwhile to get into digital skills like editing, 3d design/modelling, programming, IT work etc. Or physical skills like electrician, plumbing, HVAC, joinery etc?

Which way would you say is the better route to go down?

I've recently learned about Sergei Strelec and from the looks of it, it seems kinda crazy. You can just plug in the usb and easily reset a windows password to get into a device. Of course there's loads of other handy tools on there too like file recovery ? What are your thoughts on this? Is it dodgy? Does it contain malware? I mean it is from a Russian site. I'm not too familiar with windowsPE in general.

When I say fiction, I mean things that have a visual adaptation like a movie or TV show.

I was thinking about this a little while ago and I think there are three main criteria to consider:

1. The nature and importance of the fight and those involved: how important are the characters involved and is the fight a major story defining fight?

2. Audience perception: How is the fight considered by the fans? Is it loved and hyped or a snooze fest that no one really talks about?

3. Production technicalities: How well was the fight done from a technical stand point? Was the choreography good? Was it a high quality well directed production? Did the production help convey meaning and enhance the fight?

Considering these factors, I currently have in mind:

Anakin Vs Obi Wan

Naruto Vs Sasuke (Shippuden)

Harry Potter Vs Voldemort

John Wick Vs Zero

What are your suggestions?