I have an old 40GB laptop hard drive that I removed from a laptop around 7–8 years ago. It hasn't been used since then.

I recently remembered that it contains some old pictures that I would really like to recover.

The problem is that, about 7–8 years ago, I formatted this drive three times during Windows installations.

After the last format, I removed the drive from the laptop and basically haven't used it since.

Is there still any realistic chance of recovering those old pictures after all these years and three formats?

I'm preparing to take this exam and would really appreciate any advice or guidance from someone who's already taken it.

I'm preparing to take this exam and would really appreciate any advice or guidance from someone who's already taken it.

I'm preparing to take this exam and would really appreciate any advice or guidance from someone who's already taken it.

Is anyone else experiencing this issue on the YouTube Morphe app?

When I double-tap on the right side of the screen to skip forward, it works normally at first. But if I double-tap repeatedly (around 6–7 times) to skip 60–70 seconds ahead, the video suddenly jumps all the way back to 0:00 instead of continuing to seek forward.

It’s really annoying, especially when I’m watching long videos and want to quickly skip through a section.

I live in the US and my Facebook account’s primary location is set to the US.

I checked my primary location via this link https://www.facebook.com/primary_location/info

If I travel to Europe and stay there for 1–2 months, what location will Facebook consider my primary location during that period?

Will it temporarily recognize me as being in the European country I’m staying in based on my IP/location, or will my account still be considered US-based?

I’m specifically asking about the location Facebook uses internally i-3 primary location , not the location displayed on my profile.

TL;DR

• Educated young people in Pakistan face a growing risk of AI-driven job displacement, particularly in knowledge-intensive jobs.
• Pakistan is among the most exposed countries in the MENAAP region, due to youth unemployment and limited private-sector job creation.
• AI automation risk is 4.5% of existing jobs in developing economies, compared with 14.2% in high-income countries.
• At the same time, 16.2% of jobs in developing economies could see meaningful productivity gains from AI.
• The World Bank says Pakistan needs job creation, reskilling and digital competitiveness to benefit from AI.
• Without deliberate action, AI could increase inequality, concentrate market power and reduce economic mobility by eliminating middle-class jobs.