Lately my pc is overheating and the systems temp goes 90+
Once it went up to 97Β° *CRYING*
I can't find any local store that has ptm7950 thermal paste, I need to change the thermal paste but I can't do it on my own and couldn't find a store who got good quality thermal paste.
These black spots are there in 1y old German shepherd's genital area, he keeps on licking there. Also, one similar black solid mole like was on his head.
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I'm 23F and graduated with a BSc (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry) in 2023.
The reason I ended up doing a BSc is because my parents wanted me to prepare for NEET, but I realized medicine wasn't for me. I joined BSc so I wouldn't lose any years.
Now my parents are pushing me to do a masters and there's a lot of pressure from their side. Honestly I feel very stuck and overwhelmed because I don't even know what I want to pursue and I don't want to spend another 2 years studying something just to meet their expectations. At the same time I'm feeling really desperate to move out and become independent, but I don't know how to make that happen without a clear career path.
I was interested in design and even prepared for NID M.Des, but I didn't get in. I also got into Pearl Academy, but the fees were around βΉ20 lakh, so I decided not to join because I wasn't sure it was worth the cost. ( My parents didn't allow me first to go into the design field so I tried this after bachelors for masters)
At this point I'm just trying to figure out what makes the most sense career-wise.
If you were in my position, what would you do?
Try for design again?
Learn UI/UX or another skill and look for jobs instead of a masters? ( This one I have tried but I have just lost the will to live so I never really stayed consistent)
Switch to a completely different field?
Or are there any good masters programs that someone with a BSc can pursue which have decent career prospects?
I'd really appreciate hearing from people who have been in a similar situation or changed careers after a BSc.
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Outside of academics, the only thing I've consistently enjoyed is gaming. I've always liked the idea of streaming Valorant or making gaming content, but I'm only around Diamond rank, I don't have a great setup, and I'm pretty camera-conscious. So I don't know if that's something I should even think about seriously or just keep as a hobby.
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I'm 23F and graduated with a BSc (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry) in 2023.
The reason I ended up doing a BSc is because my parents wanted me to prepare for NEET, but I realized medicine wasn't for me. I joined BSc so I wouldn't lose any years.
Now my parents are pushing me to do a masters and there's a lot of pressure from their side. Honestly I feel very stuck and overwhelmed because I don't even know what I want to pursue and I don't want to spend another 2 years studying something just to meet their expectations. At the same time I'm feeling really desperate to move out and become independent, but I don't know how to make that happen without a clear career path.
I was interested in design and even prepared for NID M.Des, but I didn't get in. I also got into Pearl Academy, but the fees were around βΉ20 lakh, so I decided not to join because I wasn't sure it was worth the cost. ( My parents didn't allow me first to go into the design field so I tried this after bachelors for masters)
At this point I'm just trying to figure out what makes the most sense career-wise.
If you were in my position, what would you do?
Try for design again?
Learn UI/UX or another skill and look for jobs instead of a masters? ( This one I have tried but I have just lost the will to live so I never really stayed consistent)
Switch to a completely different field?
Or are there any good masters programs that someone with a BSc can pursue which have decent career prospects?
I'd really appreciate hearing from people who have been in a similar situation or changed careers after a BSc.
Edit-
Outside of academics, the only thing I've consistently enjoyed is gaming. I've always liked the idea of streaming Valorant or making gaming content, but I'm only around Diamond rank, I don't have a great setup, and I'm pretty camera-conscious. So I don't know if that's something I should even think about seriously or just keep as a hobby.
Please give me some advice ππΏππΏππΏππΏ
I'm 23F and my qualifications- graduated with a BSc (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry) in 2023.
The reason I ended up doing a BSc is because my parents wanted me to prepare for NEET, but I realized medicine wasn't for me. I joined BSc so I wouldn't lose any years.
Now my parents are pushing me to do a masters and there's a lot of pressure from their side. Honestly I feel very stuck and overwhelmed because I don't even know what I want to pursue and I don't want to spend another 2 years studying something just to meet their expectations. At the same time I'm feeling really desperate to move out and become independent, but I don't know how to make that happen without a clear career path.
I was interested in design and even prepared for NID M.Des, but I didn't get in. I also got into Pearl Academy, but the fees were around βΉ20 lakh, so I decided not to join because I wasn't sure it was worth the cost. ( My parents didn't allow me first to go into the design field so I tried this after bachelors for masters)
At this point I'm just trying to figure out what makes the most sense career-wise.
If you were in my position, what would you do?
Try for design again?
Learn UI/UX or another skill and look for jobs instead of a masters? ( This one I have tried but I have just lost the will to live so I never really stayed consistent)
Switch to a completely different field?
Or are there any good masters programs that someone with a BSc can pursue which have decent career prospects?
I'd really appreciate hearing from people who have been in a similar situation or changed careers after a BSc.
Edit-
Outside of academics, the only thing I've consistently enjoyed is gaming. I've always liked the idea of streaming Valorant or making gaming content, but I'm only around Diamond rank, I don't have a great setup, and I'm pretty camera-conscious. So I don't know if that's something I should even think about seriously or just keep as a hobby.
Please give me some advice ππΏππΏππΏππΏ
I'm 23F and graduated with a BSc (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry) in 2023.
The reason I ended up doing a BSc is because my parents wanted me to prepare for NEET, but I realized medicine wasn't for me. I joined BSc so I wouldn't lose any years.
Now my parents are pushing me to do a masters and there's a lot of pressure from their side. Honestly I feel very stuck and overwhelmed because I don't even know what I want to pursue and I don't want to spend another 2 years studying something just to meet their expectations. At the same time I'm feeling really desperate to move out and become independent, but I don't know how to make that happen without a clear career path.
I was interested in design and even prepared for NID M.Des, but I didn't get in. I also got into Pearl Academy, but the fees were around βΉ20 lakh, so I decided not to join because I wasn't sure it was worth the cost. ( My parents didn't allow me first to go into the design field so I tried this after bachelors for masters)
At this point I'm just trying to figure out what makes the most sense career-wise.
If you were in my position, what would you do?
Try for design again?
Learn UI/UX or another skill and look for jobs instead of a masters? ( This one I have tried but I have just lost the will to live so I never really stayed consistent)
Switch to a completely different field?
Or are there any good masters programs that someone with a BSc can pursue which have decent career prospects?
I'd really appreciate hearing from people who have been in a similar situation or changed careers after a BSc.
Edit-
Outside of academics, the only thing I've consistently enjoyed is gaming. I've always liked the idea of streaming Valorant or making gaming content, but I'm only around Diamond rank, I don't have a great setup, and I'm pretty camera-conscious. So I don't know if that's something I should even think about seriously or just keep as a hobby.
I have been adjusting with the slow charging for a long time, i currently use samsungs 45w charger but sometimes it charge really slow, when my phone is hot or if I'm using my phone or if the data/wifi is on. I read a few posts where this charging slow thingy was common so I ignored it. But recently I went to a wedding, there I had to charge my phone and I didn't bring anything to charge my phone with, so I found someone's apple's 20w charger with c type cable i charged my phone with it and it was " fast charging" even if I was using my phone or doing anything I want.
And idk the reason behind it, i would love to know how a 45w charger is slower than 20w one.
So yeah should I buy one 20w adapter from apple?
I have a pixel 9 bought it last year in may. And in the beginning my phone would heat up real fast but eventually got better.
Spinbot airflow x20 cooling pad and ptm7950 thermal paste
So it doesn't hurt unless I press it,
My hands working fine,
It's hard and not soft,
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Is this harmless? Or do I need to get it checked.
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It's hard,
Saw it yesterday at night,
Doesn't hurt unless I press it,
My hand is working fine.
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Do you guys have any idea about it? Please lemme know if this is serious or something, I'll go see a doc then.
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I wanna get a cooling pad for my acer predator Helios 300 and idk if the cooling pad really works, i searched for it but couldn't find anything which would clear my questions.
So does it really work, the cooling pads?
The cooling pads fan position matters cuz of the vents on the laptop, so which kind of should I buy.
And is it normal for Helios 300 to each this much temp in summer time?
Suggest me some Cooling pad please. Thank you.
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They would spend their whole day bathing if they could.
My babies<3
https://www.reddit.com/r/GadgetsIndia/s/mKiZ2nbKQF
Update on this post.
So I went to the apple store today, they asked me what's the issue you're facing, I told them about the volume keys and sound.
They put the serial number on their website, told me it's not under warranty we can't do anything about it ask the customer care to open the warranty log (something like that I don't know what they meant).
I told them I had talked to the customer care already and they only told me " your product is showing under warranty please go to the apple store"
But the staff there told me no it's not and call them again.
I asked them to just give me the denial letter. They said yes they will give me that.
But when she was checking my earpods the volume keys felt sus to her tooooo, she called another staff and I heard them talking, she told them to have a look and literally said " I'm having a doubt for this product as it was ordered online the keys are not supposed to feel this way "
Also, when they checked the invoice there's was no serial number written on the bill lol, that was the biggest sus point, she told me the bill must have serial number written.
And I said yesss even I'm having doubts just give me the denial letter for now. So they gave me the denial letter.
That's all.
I'll call the customer care tomorrow and email them rn with the denial letter picture. If you guys would like me to add some threatening points to tatacliq, drop them comments.
This item is non returnable I got for around 1439s. I wanna return this product I can't stand using fake ones. If anybody knows how to get it returned please help
This item is non returnable I got for around 1439s. I wanna return this product I can't stand using fake ones. If anybody knows how to get it returned please help
This item is non returnable I got for around 1439s. I wanna return this product I can't stand using fake ones. If anybody knows how to get it returned please help
My vitamin d is 6.5 ng/ml. Yes.
I didn't even feel any change I was living normally until I got concerned about my hairfall. Got my blood test done.
Vitamin d is low
B12 is low 164 pg/ml
Folate is low 3.5 ng/ml
Even if I should see a doc for supplements idk which doc to go to.
Also will these supplements alone will help me to maintain my levels
It's been a year since I came out on a sunny day, I spend my time in my room and go out only at night.
So around 4th may I got my upper lips done, I had verrryyy small cut or irritation, while eating I had to open my mouth so while opening it used to burn and eventually turned a bit bigger than that small cut. And everytime it stretched it left pus there. And as you can see the skin is drying there.
I had put petroleum jelly ( vaseline) there and borolin.
But this has left very bad scar there.
Today it started to bleed and gotten even more bigger.