u/nyxiedom

Hello,

The battery life on my computer is not very good, and I def need to replace the battery. I'm lucky if my computer lasts 2h30 without my charger, and its not very good for class since I can't really charge it there sucessfully.

When I went to mediamarket today, the man told me to buy a new battery online, and if it was more than 100 euros then I should just look into getting a new laptop, but the problem is I don't know exactly what to look for and there are so many different prices.

Even if I find a new battery online, where can I go to replace the battery for my laptop? I have a Rog Zephyrus M16 with a 90kwh battery, and everywhere I look for battery replacements online just say things about apple and samsung. Does anyone have any advice? Or should I just buy a new laptop honestly. This thing is over 4 years old so I feel like it should last me longer, but I don't really have any need for a gaming laptop anymore. Thank you do anyone that can help.

Hello!
I’m a masters student attending ULB in September. I have submitted everything for my visa on July 15th and I’m waiting for my response. I’m worried it’s going to get rejected and I’m freaking out. I just have no experience with this progress and don’t know what to expect at all. It took my so long to gather all my documents for the student visa and I’m just worried it’s going to rejected and at this point in my timeline I don’t know what do to if that happens. This has been my biggest dream for the past year
The website for Atlanta jurisdiction says 3 weeks processing time. And this Wednesday it will have been 3 weeks. Does anyone have any advice or stories to help my anxieties? I’m supposed to leave August 16th.

**Let me clarify that I am not selling here at all. I know to go to the other subreddit for that. I just want some advice on what I should do given my circumstance.

I will have been a fan of K-Pop for 9 years this summer, and I have a pretty hefty collection. Nothing really complete, but I am proud of it. I am going to be moving out of my home country this year, and I am obviously not able to transport all of my K-pop albums and things with me in the first initial move, and I don't know if I would even move them from my family's house at all.

I am super emotionally attached to my collection, but even though I have distanced myself from K-Pop a bit, the idea of selling and giving away these albums hurts a little bit. But I'm trying to be realistic in that if I'm not willing to move them abroad at any point, then its not fair to my parents to have to deal with them when they eventually move or downsize. So I'm trying to figure out what to do.

Do I sell some of the items I'm not as emotionally tied to? Do I keep it all and have my parents put it in a box until I can figure out how to move it without it costing a bajillion dollars since 'm so emotionally attached to it? Or do I sell all the items and make some money before I move. I just want some advice. Thank you for any help.