u/Sorry_Trouble_9525

Hi guys I remember reading this fic and it was a wip, I had it bookmarked but now it's lost among all my other bookmarks I can't remember the name 😭

>!The story was a time travel fic , the children arrive to the current TL to help them fight and defeat voldy. The malfoys are spies in this one somehow like after the final battle voldy doesn't die, so they shift their alliance in a way. The kids come and there's a scene where Narcissa helps Hermione and their future daughter go through the memories through legimency, Scorpius is a kid and the older sister is a teen I think 16?!<

Hello, I have a long history with the Turkish language as I went to a Turkish International school but they followed a British Curriculum. English was mandatory in our school to speak and was the language we were taught etc everything was in English, but as our teachers were from turkey we were also required to learn Turkish from grade 3 till grade 8. It was a mandatory subject in our school for everyone, just like English classes and my mother tongue. We were very much deeply into the Turkish culture while our teachers would immerse themselves in my Country's culture. I still know the Turkish National Anthem that we were taught alongside my own country's one.

Back in school I could read and write and understand Turkish at A1 level was getting close to finishing A2 but couldn't really speak it well outside of basic conversation.

Now it's been a long time since I was in grade 8. Through the years I did try keeping up with Turkish so that I didn't forget but then slowly slowly I did, two years ago I even had Duolingo and completed till level 3/ chapter 3, but it felt it wasn't really helping me the way I wanted.

I have the base levels down I know the numbers, the alphabets, I can write, pronounce and read (without really understanding fully) I know the basic level grammar as well as Ben Sen O Biz Siz Onlar and know the beginner level sentence and questions.

I'm somehow stuck in between this weird limbo of A1 and A2 and I really want to go all in and actually become fluent in Turkish at least holding conversations even if I can't speak it well, and that I can understand what's being said. Goal is to reach B2.

For this reason I needed help with resources and books , I am completely self-studying this. I don't have the possibility or the situation to sign up for courses or get a tutor/ classes.

I don't have the books from school because my mom gave them away 💀. And back then we used to get those books from our school's library they were brought in from Turkey.

So please suggest me books and resources I can use to self teach myself Turkish.

I'm aware of movies/shows etc, I mainly need books and other things to use.

As the title says I'm looking for a fic with the premise of "Cassiopeia Cottage by Iceemist" for those who don't know it is a very short drabble, it's set during the war where dramione have a child, Hermione is hiding and hid it from draco while death eaters come to that safehouse along with Draco to harm Hermione draco finds out about the child.

Basically a secret child, secret relationship type of fic. I want there to be longing, yearning, and protectiveness from Draco, him doing anything to singlehandedly change the tides of the war once he realizes he has a child and abt Hermione.

Bonus if Hermione wipes Draco's memories etc or somehow Draco doesn't remember.

It could also be a hidden pregnancy finding Hermione pregnant during the war.

There was another fic I read similar to that was "The Downfall of Us by Gemjoy"

Basically wartime or adjacent fics for forbidden love/ secret relationship/ angst with possible happy ending/ SECRET CHILD OR PREGNANCY 😭🙏

i am looking for the murdoku full book english version online the one I found is in another language. Please help 🙏

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I think it was 2-3 or even 4 years ago maybe I came across this fic which was a dramione rewrite of Crazy Rich Asians,

High Magical Pureblood society and British culture, Heir Draco, Muggle born and American Hermione, she gets convinced by her long-term boyfriend Draco to meet the family/ visit UK and she gets shocked that her boyfriend is actually A BIG DEAL.

I remember really loving the story, the characters, the full cast etc more than anything I liked Draco there and him being supportive of Hermione and her coming into terms with things that happen in the fic but there's also the angst and when she's not sure she wants to be with him etc

There's also Narcissa and Draco's paternal Grandmother.

PLEASE help me find it 😭 I've been making a list of all the Dramione fics I've read and would like to include that gem.

UPDATE: Found it!! It's "Crazy Rich Purebloods"

If there are any other similar stories feel free to rec please, and thank you for helping me find the fic! 💚

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Hi everyone,

I'm hoping to get some advice because I'm getting mixed information from a repair shop, and I'm honestly not a tech-savvy person.

I have a Samsung Galaxy A54. It was released in 2023, and I bought mine in March 2024. I've taken good care of it, and until recently it had never given me any major problems.

About a week ago, I noticed the battery was draining much faster than usual. Then, over the next few days, the phone would suddenly drop to 0% and shut itself off. The day before I took it to the repair shop, the screen suddenly went black even though the phone hadn't completely powered off. Then, on July 8, the audio started lagging badly before the phone shut down completely.

I went straight to a repair shop. They removed my phone case, opened the phone, and showed me that the battery had swollen quite badly. I honestly hadn't noticed because I always keep my phone in its case.

They replaced the battery, but they also gave me some advice that I'm struggling to believe. They told me not to use a power bank unless it's an absolute emergency because, according to them, power banks damage phone batteries. They also made it sound like a phone with a 5,000 mAh battery can't safely handle being charged from a 10,000 mAh or 20,000 mAh power bank.

I don't really trust that explanation because it doesn't make much sense to me. If that were true, why are power banks sold by reputable companies and used by millions of people every day? It feels like they were treating using a power bank as if it's something you're never supposed to do.

For context, I'm from a third-world country where the quality of phone repairs and technical advice can vary a lot, which is why I'd like to hear opinions from people with more technical knowledge.

I'm out most of the day for work and university, so I rely on a power bank quite often.

My power bank is a Baseus Adaman 20,000mAh Quick Charge Power Bank. It wasn't cheap, has always given me excellent backup, and I've never had any obvious issues with it.

However, I did use one of those free promotional 3-in-1 charging cables that came as a gift from a medicine company. Looking back, that cable was definitely unreliable. Sometimes charging would become very slow, and sometimes my phone would show notifications saying the USB connection or charging port wasn't connected properly. I've stopped using that cable now.

At home, I've always charged my phone using an official Samsung charging brick.

So I wanted to ask:

1. Is it likely that the power bank caused the battery to swell, or does this sound more like the battery simply failed after about 2 years and 4 months?

2. Could that faulty 3-in-1 cable have contributed in any way, or would it normally just cause charging problems?

3. Is there any truth to the advice that power banks should only be used in emergencies, or is it perfectly fine to use a good-quality power bank regularly?

4. Is the repair shop's explanation about a 5,000 mAh phone battery not being able to handle a 10,000 or 20,000 mAh power bank actually correct, or is that a misunderstanding of how power banks work?

5. Since I now have a new battery, what are the best practices to keep it healthy?

6. I'm planning to buy a new charging cable and would also like to know what I should look for when buying a power bank, phone charger/adapter, and USB-C cable in the future. I don't really understand technical terms like watts, amps, Power Delivery, or Quick Charge, so I'd really appreciate it if they could be explained in simple language.

Thanks in advance. I'd really like to understand what happened so I can avoid making the same mistake again if I actually did something wrong.