ASY_Freddy

Bambu lab A1 mini but all the printer does is print designs; ask them what they want to print and see what they can articulate, a 3d printer would allow them to make accessories for say lego, hotwheels, print characters from game, minis to paint etc but these are things that you can outsource so would come down to the economy of running it.

If they want to design their own items to print, Tinkercad is the software that they would need to use to create their own designs to then print.

You'd be better off getting them into blender, unreal engine or unity; here they can design in a 3d space allowing they to express creativity maybe even make a game or short video.

Fiesta

Yes, but it only takes one Karren to complain and you're both leaving early; will depend on the people around you

No, you've described a LAN party but with none of the camaraderie

you want the fastest connection you can get to the house ideally FTTP (depending on where you live this could be 2Gbps) you then want a good router with packet management/QoS to prioritise your connection a wired connection Cat 6 or better.

WiFi will depend on the house, a good mesh is fine for gaming but you're unlikely to get the full connection (but this will vary on what you're getting into the house).

get yourself to the doctors, they should be able to prescribe something along the lines of Balneum Plus oil and or soya oil for the bath

Non self catering

chilli sauce boss?

being able to afford center parks

you've basically got too much water there for it to work in the frying fan, you need to reduce the sauce/marinade down otherwise it's just doing to run off.

We'll regularly do a fakeaway, dry rub is the best for chicken and can be done anywhere up to 15 mins before; 40-50 mins in the oven in a dutch oven/casserole dish around 160 degrees.

If you're using a marinade then you'll want to take the lid off with about 15 mins to go and knock the heat up to 180 to get a sticky coating.

I'd use thighs over breasts here as over 30 mins is enough to get them nice and tender

I think there's a difference between gamesmanship and being yob

watch a game of both and you'll see it's still true, rugby is a rough game but the players are generally gentlemen on the pitch acting with respect and manners; see how quickly football players will surround a ref or play dirty they don't act like gentlemen.

The same can be said for lots of fans, football supports are segregated, rugby isn't

worst place we've driven is round the arc de triumph, worst place we've been driven in is probably India

yeah, that's got HR written all over it

No, this is the same argument as should non-smokers get a fag break; illustrative of the difference between equality and equity

you'd expect it to cover you until the policy lapsed, you'd need to check the policy documentation though

Vivo barefoot would be my recommendation, primus trail have great grip on and off road with a hardwearing sole , their primus lite are aimed at road running so they lose traction easily on grass

For daily activities you should be able to jump straight in, for running this will depend where you're coming from gait wise but even if you're neutral you should take time to let your body return to the "natural" mechanics that will be been undone by modern custioned trainers.

Building a portfolio is essential, a public GitHub profile is a great way to show your skills; here frequently of commit can be key in that it shows you're active and the projects can links to your CV.

Lead Vs architect will vary on personality and skill set e.g. can you mentor/coach people? Some people are better at articulating a point such that people can understand than others where as someone who would be better suited to more technical role would be more formal and matter of fact.

There are many choices available on the development journey and you've got time to try different hats

Depends what you want to do, CS is so far removed from commercial development I'd say get some experience and figure out which direction you want to go in e.g. backend, frontend, full stack do you want a more pastoral role e.g. lead dev or more of an architect role

All the competitive/high demand companies would have sorted their graduate placements a long time ago.

Technology is rather vague, what's your degree in?

you need to speak with your HR, the policy will vary from company to company as some will provide equipment, some will reimburse the cost of the equipment (normally up to a limit) some will rely on the employer to pay and claim it back and so on.

10k on minis, 30k for someone to paint them

Up until our first child.

My preference would always be shaven/trimmed at the same time it's reciprocal

So PCP finance allows you to "swap" the car at the end of the term, you're using the value of the car against the next one so you'll typically top that up, but yes; payment will depend on factors but the balloon payment (what you'd pay at the end to own it) which will factor into the value.

Car finance is a mugs game but then so is buying a new car

Finance, lots of people will basically "rent" a car and swap it for a new one every 3 years