My dad is moving into the UK next year and After things got sour with my mom, I went to live with my cousins where I currently am, but my dad announced that next year he is going to the UK and that if I wanted, I could come live with him which I definitely will. I'm pretty excited for the UK.
Whoopsies, forgot to mention I'm French and am living in Belgium ATM.
Hi all, this question is asked mostly out of curiosity as I'm not moving outside of Australia for a while, if I ever do. But from what I know about The Netherlands, it's at the top of my list for potential countries to move to.
My main question is, what would it be like for someone who only speaks English? I'd learn Dutch while I was there, but I wouldn't be able to speak it well for a good while. I know that most Dutch people speak english, but how many don't? Is it possible to understand common signs and such without speaking the language (or using a translator app)?
Also, how difficult is it to learn Dutch as an english speaker? I understand they are fairly similar languages.
Je suis 21 (f), étudiante qui voudrait poursuivre ses étude en France. Quelle sont votre conseil sure la recherche du boulot en France ? Je viens de la Caraïbe et j'aimerais émigré en France mais je ne sais comment marche le job market là bà. Est ce que vous pouvez me guider un peut ou me donner des astuces ? Quelles sont des choses importantes que je dois faire avant de venir ou garder à l'esprit en venant en France?
Je suis bilingues et je ne suis pas trop picky quand ca viens au travail, mais j'aimerais travailler dans le graphisme et je recherche un apprentissage ou un internship dans ce domaine car j'ai fais mon degré d'associer dans les art visuel.
Hi all,
I recently moved and somehow (I believe) my cellphone keeps sending signals through my speakers and my microphone.
If I lay my phone above my speaker volume knob, it emits an extremely annoying and loud noise, exactly like the old interference sound from long ago. This sound comes and goes.
Not only this, but if I'm on discord with friends they hear pshhh noises if my phone is nearby.
Steps undertaken to solve it:
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Check all cables. Make sure none are on the ground (read that somewhere). They are all in the same position as before I moved: under my desk through cable management.
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Switching speaker set: I had 15 year old Creative speakers. I switched to the Bose Companion 3 series which I recently bought.
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Checked if it could be the 5G signals, since I have the Iphone 12 since moving. Turned of 5G and only use 4G.
Nothing has worked as of yet.
Any ideas? Could this be because the new house is new and has thicker walls and therefore signals repeat within the room or something?
I would appreciate it, because it's driving me insane.
I remember it was a techno song (from the 2000s) and there was a singer (girl) with a microphone stand and big speakers in a dimmed lit room, there was some milk involved (I think it was dripping from the microphone stand), and people making out. As the song progresses, the microphone/speaker cables start to move around by themselves.
I saw there was another post about 4 years ago asking about the same song/music video, but it didn't have any answers. Thanks in advance.
So i have a pretty old speaker setup.
A couple of old Gateway PC speakers hooked up to my TV. Right now i raise my head up from my laptop to hear an odd static noise coming from them.
This static noise is changing in all sorts of ways, such as getting louder/quieter and changing pitch. I have not moved my speakers at all in a long time nor have i adjusted the volume.
I am unsure if there is anything around that is affecting it(and there shouldn't be) And the static has since disappeared.
Should i be worried?
Would want to connect Nest Points to the new network. Would that work?
I think selling points/buying nest audio would end up about even dollar-wise. Also not sure it's worth the headache of selling and replacing
My husband and I are going to be relocating our family (us plus our toddler and newborn sons) to Iron Mountain this fall. We would love to hear any advice, favorite places nearby, or other insights you could share with us. Thanks!
(Cross-posted in r/yooper.)
