Atomichawk

I started writing this as a vent, but it got me thinking about how to address poor teammates from crew fill. I’ve split these two things out if someone doesn’t want to read my vent.

The Vent

Last night I was crew filling by myself to try and complete the SekGen contract that requires uploading a virus to a rook in destroyed wing on Outpost and then DCON’ing its head. Wasn’t in a rush, just knew I didn’t stand a chance of completing it solo and none of my friends were on.

One of the matches I had involved two guys who didn’t respond to my greetings but clearly were listening and coordinating otherwise. Not a big deal, I’m happy to follow along and support and figure out the contract an

I’m here in Korea visiting a university friend and was invited to stay with his family while here. Unfortunately after a week here they have abruptly told me I need to find other accommodations and things to do the rest of my trip.

This isn’t about that, and I don’t think I did anything to annoy them, but I wanted to provide context.

I’m currently in Gyeryongsan/Donghaksa where they live and I’ve already spent time in Seoul and Jeju. With the holiday period starting I know travel will be hard. But are there any places I might have an easier time getting to and staying at for a week before returning to Seoul to leave?

Thanks in advance for any help.

I just got my 2021 gas XLE AWD serviced at 55k miles. The maintenance report suggested I change the differential fluid now, but when I talked to the maintenance advisor at the dealership he said Toyota had changed the interval to 90k miles and I was fine.

I had previously read that most people did their initial change earlier at 30k (I didn’t know this at the time and was going to do it now). So I was surprised when he said that and even went as far as to remove it from my future recommended services without me asking.

Have any of yall heard about this change? Regardless what Toyota says, what intervals do most of y’all do your differential fluid changes at?

I recently found out I'll be taking a 1-2 week business trip to Europe in about 3 weeks, along with 3-4 domestic trips within the next 6 months. So I'm looking for a card that doesn't have foreign transaction fees and other minor items like that. My travel has been mostly by car until now, so I haven't had reason to look into travel cards.

Not sure if an AF card is for me yet, but open to it. Aside from the WF Autograph card I wasn't aware of anything else that had a low cost but good benefits. So open to most recommendations as a result.

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CREDIT PROFILE

• Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of:
  • WF Active Cash, $5,500*,* 09/2017 - originally a colleg

Hi All,

I recently got a new 1440p monitor to replace my old 1080p one. To test it I wanted to see how Control looked since I remembered it looking nice on my 1080. However when I tried to play it on any settings but low, the game lags and the fps drops to 1. My hardware hasn't changed since playing it on my 1080p monitor, so I'm having trouble figuring out what is going on. Has anyone else encountered this? Am I missing something here?

• Specs for reference:
  • 5600x
  • EVGA 3080
  • 32GB RAM
  • SSD

Thanks

• Current cards:
  • Wells Fargo Cashback, $5,500, Oct 2017 - (This is some weird legacy card that I was auto upgraded to after college from my student card)
  • Wells Fargo Microcenter store card, $2,400, Nov 2020
• FICO Score:
  • 755
• Oldest account age:
  • Technically 7 years, 9 months but I was just an authorized user and no longer have access to it.
  • For currently active, it's 4 years, 4 months
• Chase 5/24 status:
  • 0
• Income:
  • $68,000
• Average monthly spend and categories:
  • dining $200
  • groceries: $250
  • gas: $250
  • travel: $100
  • other: $300
  • (These don't include most bills which go through my checking)
• Open to Business Ca

A specific salesperson I’ve been working with doesn’t have any other colors than black for the car I want. I don’t really want black. So they searched for cars they could swap with other dealers. After spending today searching they called me and asked if there was “anything they could throw in” to get me to buy the vehicle on their lot. What’s appropriate to ask for here?

I’m already getting a good price in my opinion. And it’s close to the dealer cost. But I’ve got some life changing events going on while buying this car and I’m not really in a good mental space to be doing the calculus on this myself. It’s also my first time buying a car. So I was hoping y’all could provide some ideas th

To keep it brief, I'm a recent college grad that got a job offer in Sparks and am relocating. I'm coming into town to tour the below apartments this week and was wondering if anyone here lives/have lived in/know about any of these apartments and can share opinions? I'm primarily looking at 1BR, not studios.

• Fountainhouse Victorian Square
• The Bridges at Victorian Square
• Azure Sparks
• Parq Crossing

From what I've seen on here y'all think these places are overpriced and that Sparks is a dump. But since I'm commuting out to the Tesla Factory and trying to stay below $1600 a month as a max. These seem to be the best nexus for commute time, quality of space, and cost (as much as I agree t

I’m looking at one Ford dealer’s demo inventory. And they have about twenty 2020 Ford escapes listed at around ~$10k below MSRP. Most are around 2000 miles and otherwise seem fine. Should I be concerned that they are at such a steep price drop? Is it normal to have this many of one model at roughly the same discount each? Or is this just a symptom of the model not selling well enough?

I’m wary but really want to buy one as it fits my needs and price point perfectly. I’m a recent college grad who just got their first job and have to move in a week. So it’s adding to my worry that there’s something wrong and I don’t want to be stuck with a bad car somehow.

I plan on going in to the de

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/AtomicHawk/saved/#view=WWVTnQ

I’ll try and keep this brief, but I’m basically right at my budget and trying to build a desktop mainly for 1080p gaming (moving to 1440p within a year of purchase though probably) with some light CAD work thrown in. My aim is to be able to use the system for the next 4-5 years without needing a big upgrade. I wasn’t expecting to need to build a new computer now so I’ve been trying to wrap my head around current parts and am stuck in some areas. I’ve got a micro center near me so I’m expecting to buy from them barring some items being out of stock in which I’ve got amazon prime.

I’ve already got a few leftover NIB SSD’s and HDD’s,

###Build Help/Ready:

My laptop of the last four years died unexpectedly last night and I'm in a position to finally build a desktop instead of another laptop. I went to my local microcenter to check things out and the salesman put this build together for me. However I want a second opinion since I wasn't expecting to replace my computer now and so haven't kept up with pc components to know what's good or not. From my experience and usage, I know I want 32GB of ram. Other than that I'm pretty flexible. I also have plenty of HDD/SSD's so don't need any storage. Finally, I've got Amazon Prime so between microcenter and Prime I'm sure I can get a better build than this right? (Especially since