u/Argentum881

Image 1 — Is my cut infected?
Image 2 — Is my cut infected?
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Is my cut infected?

Cut myself with a chefs knife 4 days ago. Using band-aids and somewhat erratic Neosporin (reapplied around every other day). Had a band-aid on overnight last night that was wet, made the area pruny and white. Cut hurts but red area isn’t expanding, no pus, no odor, no chills.

u/Argentum881 — 4 hours ago
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Black screen after update

Hello All. Recently updated my Zenbook S14. Upon trying to power on, the keyboard lights up and there’s an occasional startup chime, but no display. I’ve already tried holding the power button for 30 seconds to perform a hard reset and holding the power button for 60 seconds+ to drain remaining power while adapter is disconnected, but still no luck. Any suggestions?

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u/Argentum881 — 13 hours ago

Current US undergrad (first year, so at least 7-9 years or so before this becomes relevant) in Chem and ENVS planning to go into grad school in chem or materials science, then chemical or materials industry. I know these jobs are highly competitive and generally restricted to industry hubs and that a person often has to move where the work is, and that turnover in these industries is high. I’m concerned about settling down— I’d like to marry and establish a permanent home somewhere soon after I graduate (one of the reasons I’m not pursuing academia). Are there enough jobs in industry hubs that I could move to one city and settle down there while potentially moving from job to job, or would I have to move from city to city chasing employment?

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u/Argentum881 — 7 days ago
▲ 2 r/chemistry+1 crossposts

Current US undergrad (first year, so at least 7-9 years or so before this becomes relevant) in Chem and ENVS planning to go into grad school in chem or materials science, then chemical or materials industry. I know these jobs are highly competitive and generally restricted to industry hubs and that a person often has to move where the work is, and that turnover in these industries is high. I’m concerned about settling down— I’d like to marry and establish a permanent home somewhere soon after I graduate (one of the reasons I’m not pursuing academia). Are there enough jobs in industry hubs that I could move to one city and settle down there while potentially moving from job to job, or would I have to move from city to city chasing employment?

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u/Argentum881 — 9 days ago