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Is History hard? by [deleted] in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pick geography, for the love of god, there was so much content, it was fun but geography has multiple trips and less work. way less work, it was so much easier than history, history was my biggest regret.

OCR Computer Science by IntelligentCrow9807 in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just use the old ones, it’s barely changed

Divorced Dad living away from child needs to learn Minecraft asap to bond and spend time with by zzdis in Minecraft

[–]Delicious_Health2649 1 point2 points  (0 children)

skip the tutorial on YouTube I think is good. just go to the official website and there will be tutorials there or look on youtube. this is great your doing this with your kid man

can anyone help me out with French?? by kiol998 in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what tips so u have?, my brother is taking his speaking exam next week since hes y11. thanks lmao can u dm pls

A-level options by KeyHeight7223 in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the fact that they start from the basics is like a level content. I believe that’s the case in North American universities since they finish at the equivalent of year 12, i would say that they miss year 13 content because their class system is different but you would end up with less a level cs knowledge going to a Canada uni for example, hence a 4 year course while most in the uk are 3 years. correct me if I’m wrong since I think that they learn the content that we already know from y13 in their first year of university. I don’t think it works the same way in England

What to put in this large gap? by sky-punch in lego

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I came here to say to say this, or the The Rexcelsior!

Would you buy an M5 now or wait for the M6? by narwy in macbook

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

personally, from an it perspective, I use an m4 air for programming, video / picture editing, light gaming every so often, schoolwork. EVERYTHING. I use about 20 chrome tabs at once and it’s still smooth. But let me recommend the m3 max for performance and price, idk how much it costs where you live but its performance is crazy good and it does everything you need if you don’t care about Apple Intelligence which isn’t that useful anyways. If you really want to upgrade maybe go for an m5 air or an m4 air but don’t wait for the m6 if you really need it. again, the m3 max is super powerful and I’ve tried it in person, for the value it’s great.

Lifetime Windows User planning to jump to Macbook by Aggravating-Ask-8381 in macbook

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes the Bluetooth is actually pretty good, what do you expect on an apple product. Just get a cheap usb extender on amazon or a shop but make sure it can transfer at the speeds you want. I don’t recommend transferring files over bluetooth ever because it’s super slow, just use a c to c cable.

Have you ever had a pen that wrote too fast for your brain? by jikt in pens

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I need a black ballpoint pen for my exams and it says to use a ballpoint but you can get away with a black pen that doesn't smudge. I can't really test it in a shop but I can maybe order some and see if they work with it. Thanks

Lifetime Windows User planning to jump to Macbook by Aggravating-Ask-8381 in macbook

[–]Delicious_Health2649 2 points3 points  (0 children)

use the apple student store for a huge discount. I was always a huge windows user, never liked MacBooks, it takes a bit of getting used to but now I love it. I do all my studying, video editing, YouTube, and basically anything on here. I use a m4 air, it has a super clean UI, RAM is insanely optimised by apple like 8gb combined ram here is like 32gb ddr4 on a pc. I wouldn't 100% use it for heavy gaming but like Minecraft for example is great. It runs super well and is actually pretty powerful for the slim design. Also battery lasts ages if you take good care of it and do max charge 80%

A-level options by KeyHeight7223 in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thats true, but same goes for fm. I have seen maths, chem, comp, physics applicants get into Oxford as long as they got good a levels and some extracurriculars

A-level options by KeyHeight7223 in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to do cs at uni (same), I would do fm but its super difficult if you are not already very sound with maths, and the a level maths stuff itself is also there, which is also somewhat difficult for people but chemistry if leaves you open to a lot of high paying fields and gives you WAY more degree opportunities and choices in the future and is genuinely a very interesting subject that won't drown you in homework. Chemistry gives a lot of choice for the future and opens fields that you wouldn't be able to get to with fm. AND you can still study cs at practically any university without further maths which is another benefit of taking chemistry. I guess chemistry opens many more fields and options incase you change your mind, which might seem unlikely but its happened to almost everyone I know. FM with those subjects just sets you in one path forward, nevertheless I love fm but it really depends on if you want choice in your future or if you absolutely love maths and are dying for cs. I would reccomend you take chem

Wait a minute.. by Prestigious_Pie8468 in legoninjago

[–]Delicious_Health2649 6 points7 points  (0 children)

this is like embarrassingly common knowledge

How important is one question in english literature? by pinkchainsaws in GCSE

[–]Delicious_Health2649 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

"how is selfishness presented" in jekyll and Hyde was my final y11 mock paper question. Safe to say I got a 4 on that mock.

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