u/SpiderGuapo

Would you switch?

Trying to find one with warranty still on it, but dang these are pretty rare. I would consider a G70 if the rear wasn't so small

Hey guys, I'm having trouble pinning down a good standing desk... price isn't much of an issue since I'll be primarily working from home and I want to maximize comfort as much as possible. I am leaning towards the uplift v3 because of its customization and also just everything in one such as the outlets, monitor arms and the accessories that it comes with for free. I have heard that it wobbles on this sub so that does worry me as I have a gaming PC that is decently heavy however what I use mainly is a work laptop for work so I guess I can leave it on the floor like I always do.

I have also looked into Vari and it seemed great but I can't find a 60 x 30 size and I am unsure of the customization factor and what I can do to it, my room is a decent size but wiring is a mess and I think the uplift would solve much of that but if there are other alternatives I am open to it!

For the Uplift v3 I chose a birch block because I have heard that solves the wobble however I am unsure if that is true but it pushed the price 200+.

Like everyone here I love music, especially anything rap because it just hits my emotions differently and it amps me up in ways other music doesn’t. I really like when rappers can speak about their life through music and I would like to do something like this. The only issue I have is I’m not sure how to go about starting, I think I have a good ear for beats but I can’t make my own and I think we all have that intuition on what style of music/lyrics/emotion fit a specific beat.

How would you start?

Hey everyone, I'm coming from a mustang ecoboost and long story short the car is boring and it's a coupe... 4 years later and my needs have changed.

I need a car that's sporty/quick and but also has good space for the rear seats. I am torn between the two because it seems like the G70 is what I'm looking for but it lacks the rear space... I was trying to find a Kia Stinger but they're almost as much as a G70.

For context I'm 5'7 I'm not tall at all but I have yet to test drive these cars so maybe the fact that I'm short frees up a lot of space but I am also not the type to be so close to the steering wheel.

Hey everyone, I just got these AirPod pro 3s and they fall out of my ear and it’s so annoying. Are there any solutions to this? I really like the sound quality on these and prior to these I had Powerbeats with the hooks on them.

Hello Everyone, I have a question for those that already experienced and working in the field. I recently graduated from UC and finished with 2 years of IT experience. I currently have an offer from the state and another from a private company that is much smaller 200 employees.

State - Would be hybrid/mostly remote and I'll be an IT Specialist

Private - I would be an IT Engineer and I would be able to be hands-on with a lot

To be honest? not sure what to do here, the state and private both offer the same pay right now.

Market is so bad rn I can’t even land anything solid and I have 2 almost 3 years of experience and a bachelors in cyber security and my friend w 1 year of experience and the trifecta + his BS in Cybersecurity also can’t get one and he’s being generous even applying to the jobs that only give you between 20-23$ and hour here in a major city lol

Does anyone have any night drive videos? I cannot find any

Hey everyone, I been doing research and I got stuck in a loop. I am unsure what stretching exercise to do to help my tight hips and hamstrings. I spent a year working from home and I just graduated from college and I really want to fix my body, I play play basketball twice a week but it hasn’t helped and I think it’s actually slightly injured me more so then it helped.

Can someone recommend an easy to follow hip and hamstring stretching exercise or work out? What’s something I can follow for a month and notice a difference

How do you set up split screen? The controllers never work. I have an Xbox and ps5 controller and when I start the game they don’t even work most of the time I’m not even sure what I’m doing to fix it when it works. Anyone having trouble? This shit is so annoying having to reboot the game since it’s old asf the launcher is old too

Yoooo… should I upgrade to a 5070 TI TUF ASUS? There’s one at the micro center store for 749$ but I see the prime and PNY GPUs for 100$ less. What do you guys think? I’m also getting a better TV maybe 4k OLED and I might game on it as well, I plan on a 55 inch tv. What do you guys think? The last time I built my whole PC we had a chip shortage and now we have a RAM and SSD shortage LOL. My luck sucks.

Hey r/Resumes! I am Looking for feedback on my resume as I just wrapped up my B.S. in Computer Information Systems specifically in Cyber Security and I am trying to transition into a full time Systems Analyst role.

Background: I currently work in IT support for a large county government agency while also completing an ETL development internship at a large public health plan. My experience involves many basic help desk technical support like identity & access management, Application Support, and building an SSIS ETL pipeline.

Targeting: Systems Analyst roles in the Los Angeles area, open to hybrid or remote. Applying primarily to local government, healthcare, and enterprise IT. (LOL to be fair applying to mostly anything right now, even if I consider myself having experience, I am still applying to many Helpdesk roles...)

Challenges: Getting callbacks has been inconsistent, I feel my resume may not be effectively communicating the transition from IT support/ETL work into a Systems Analyst trajectory. Any feedback on how well my experience translates, and whether my bullet points are strong enough, would be hugely appreciated. Additionally I don't think I did my best in my first 3 interviews.... I have not interviewed in over a year and my elevator pitch needs some work I can self reflect and realize what I could have done better mostly because after these few interviews I over thought what I could have done better and I also write down notes on their questions to reflect on later and the only thing I can say that I screw up on is how I present my self.... the thing is when I am asked a technical question I can answer it and go in depth into how I solved it and what my thought process was but lately these past interviews I felt like my elevator pitch was pretty bad because I start off by saying "I mostly started my IT career when I transferred to University" afterwards I talk about my experience . however none of them have reached back out so far and 1 of them already denied me. Of course I have plenty of rejection emails 😞 just flat out rejections. Trust me I don't have an ego either I am applying to many Helpdesk roles, I also understand having in progress certs are bad but idk I heard it helps get past by filtering. I am planning on getting my Net+ by June I already failed it once in March but I been studying bit by bit since.

Happy to hear any feedback on formatting, content, or anything else. Thanks in advance!

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I graduate in 2 weeks with a bachelors in CIS Cybersecurity. I have 2 years of IT experience, and in between those 2 years I had a 6 month system analyst/ETL dev role. I have no certifications, I put my focus more on finding internships and gaining experience along with finishing my classes, this last semester I had to take 6.

My current role comes to an end soon, it’s a student role for the county but it involves doing a lot of actual work on the job and I got to “master” the help desk. There isn’t much more for me to learn there and I learned a ton of networking and cybersecurity during my courses, I’m wondering now, what’s next? This job market is so trash that I followed what most of this sub preaches other then the cert part and I may find myself jobless soon or at the bare minimum still making the same pay I do now.

What happens after the interview? Specifically for IT positions that are pretty scarce. What happens after your contacted and interviewed and you do a good job in that interview? I know the long wait doesn’t guarantee the job but what is the likelihood? I’m a fresh grad coming out of college with 2 years of IT experience.

I graduate in 2 weeks with a bachelors in CIS Cybersecurity. I have 2 years of IT experience, and in between those 2 years I had a 6 month system analyst/ETL dev role. I have no certifications, I put my focus more on finding internships and gaining experience along with finishing my classes, this last semester I had to take 6.

My current role comes to an end soon, it’s a student role for the county but it involves doing a lot of actual work on the job and I got to “master” the help desk. There isn’t much more for me to learn there and I learned a ton of networking and cybersecurity during my courses, I’m wondering now, what’s next? This job market is so trash that I followed what most of this sub preaches other then the cert part and I may find myself jobless soon or at the bare minimum still making the same pay I do now.