u/EstimateSpirited4228

Trying to understand how healthcare works in Spain for visitors.

If someone visiting Ibiza suddenly needs to see a doctor for something minor but urgent, what’s the usual option? Do people go to hospital urgent care or private clinics?

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u/EstimateSpirited4228 — 8 days ago
▲ 94 r/BITSATHub+1 crossposts

Got 225 in the first attempt, now targeting 260+. Just hustling every single day, in the hopes to see the clock tower

u/EstimateSpirited4228 — 11 days ago

I've been using Macrium Reflect many years ago for disk cloning and backups. but its free edition was discontinued, I'm starting to look for solid alternatives.

I've come across a few options like Clonezilla, Rescuezilla, EaseUS Disk Copy, and Acronis True Image, but I haven't tested most of them yet.

For those of you who've switched away from Macrium:

  1. What are you using now?
  2. How reliable is it for OS migration/bootable clones?
  3. Any issues with cloning to larger SSDs or NVMe drives?
  4. Free vs paid: is anything actually comparable to what Macrium used to offer?

Would really appreciate any real-world experiences (especially around cloning stability and boot success rates).

Thanks!

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u/EstimateSpirited4228 — 13 days ago

I have been stuck around 20–40 views per video even with decent retention, so I tested something different on a few uploads. Gave them a very small initial push just to see if it helps trigger impressions. Nothing crazy, just early traction. On 2 videos, impressions kicked in faster than usual. On others, no big change. Now I’m confused if it actually helps or if it’s just random.

Has anyone here tested something like this? Curious what results you saw.

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u/EstimateSpirited4228 — 14 days ago

i love the meaning behind a claddagh ring but every one i have tried starts looking dull or the details wear down after normal daily use. i want a womens claddagh ring with proper weight and craftsmanship that can handle real life without constantly needing polishing. has anyone found quality claddagh jewelry that stays beautiful through everyday wear?

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u/EstimateSpirited4228 — 16 days ago

So this whole saga started about three weeks ago when my iPhone 13 Pro decided to just... die mid-update. Got stuck in recovery mode, wouldn't boot, wouldn't do anything. Just the iTunes logo mocking me.

I had about 4 years of photos on there, notes, voice memos from my late grandmother that I cannot replace. I know, I know — "should've had backups." I did. Or I thought I did. Turns out my iCloud backup failed silently back in January and I never noticed because Apple doesn't exactly scream at you when that happens. The last successful backup was from like 8 months ago.

So I go to the Genius Bar. Explain the situation. The guy was nice enough but basically said: if it's not in the backup, it's gone. He said restoring would overwrite everything on the device and that there was no way to pull data off a phone stuck in recovery mode. Told me to accept the "zero-day loss" scenario — his actual words — and move on. Cool. Thanks.

I pushed back a little, asked if there was any internal tool they could use, anything at all. Nope. "If it's been permanently deleted or isn't in a backup, we can't recover it." That was it. Appointment over.

I was honestly devastated for like two days. Then I got stubborn about it.

Started researching data recovery tools. Tried a couple free ones that were basically useless. Then I found PhoneRescue and figured why not, I've got nothing left to lose at this point. And... it actually found stuff? Like it pulled data that Apple told me flat out didn't exist anymore. Got back most of my photos, a good chunk of my notes, and — the thing that actually made me tear up — three of the voice memos from my grandmother.

Not everything came back. Some stuff was genuinely gone or corrupted. But way more survived than the Genius Bar led me to believe.

I'm not saying Apple support is terrible across the board, but man, the speed at which they just write off your data is kind of wild. Like there's clearly data still sitting on the storage that their tools just don't bother looking for. It feels like they'd rather you buy a new phone and start fresh.

Anyway — has anyone else had a similar experience where Apple basically shrugged and third party tools actually came through? I feel like this can't just be me. Also genuinely curious if there's some policy reason they won't even attempt recovery, or if it's just a liability thing.

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u/EstimateSpirited4228 — 16 days ago