My Gigabyte AERO laptop with RTX 5060 won't turn on, and I'm not sure what's wrong. I've tried disconnecting the battery, but that doesn't work anymore. I'm looking for a place to repair it, and I'd appreciate any recommendations on prices or what to expect.
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I have a tree in my backyard that's causing problems. It's growing too tall and hitting power lines, which causes them to disconnect when it's windy. I've also noticed that its roots are damaging my drain and the neighbor's fence. I reported the issue to the city two years ago, but they didn't do anything. I've tried to prune the tree myself, but I'm not sure if I should remove it completely. I'm worried about the legal implications and potential fines.
I was pickpocketed earlier this afternoon at the Tianguis at the El Chopo market. It happened so fast I didn’t even notice or feel anything or anyone going into my purse and I should have kept my guard up but I guess I was too relaxed and was excited to see everything the market had to offer. The initial shock is done, but I’m feeling pretty bummed about it. I had already reported it and immediately locked all my cards. I’m just more worried about my ID being out there (thankfully I left my passport in the hotel). It feels pretty violating that I got targeted. Especially since this was my first time in CDMX and pretty sure I stood out as a tourist. Luckily I had my phone in my front pocket and only my wallet is gone…lesson learned.
I've been getting calls from Totalplay saying they're following up on an issue with my service, but I'm pretty sure it's just a scam. Has anyone else experienced this?
I was waiting for a friend at the TAPO station in Mexico City, and a man in his 60s sat next to me and started talking. He asked me if I was alone, where I lived, my name, and when I was returning. I told him lies and was relieved when my friend arrived and we left. Should I have done something else?
I've been noticing that some 3B stores have been closing for 'maintenance' lately, and I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed this trend.
I've noticed that every few blocks, there's a new Sede Café. It's like they're everywhere. I'm starting to think it's suspicious.
I'm a curious expat who's lived in Mexico City for 8 years, trying to understand the local culture and customs. I've noticed that frequent cleaning, especially with strong-smelling products like Cloro and Fabuloso, is a common practice here, but I'm not sure why it's so prioritized. I'm looking for insights from others who may have thought about this too.
I've noticed some profiles on mileroticos that claim to offer services in specific locations, including some near my home. I've even received location details from a few of them, but I'm not sure if I should trust them.
I've noticed that some servers and baristas in Mexico City can be quite aggressive when it comes to getting tips or adding extra charges to the bill. I'm wondering if this is a common issue in the city and if it's related to racism or classism.
I've noticed a strong smell similar to freshly baked bread or beer in the air, especially near industrial areas, but it's not coming from a bakery or brewery. I've smelled it near the Cervecería Modelo and in other areas of Tlalnepantla. I'm curious to know what compounds might be causing this smell, aside from bread and beer.
I've been buying different cat food brands for my cat, but I'm worried about wasting half the can. Some of the brands are expensive, and I'd like to find a more cost-effective option.
I've been looking for them everywhere, but it seems like they've been discontinued.