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In the network engineering & security analyst stream trying to figure out which courses to pick for my 5th and 6th semesters. Here are choosable courses for 5th/6th semesters:

Course list; Semester 5:

Options Group(1): Select 2 ||| COMP10025 Database Server Administration 4.00 56.00 ||| COMP10032 UNIX Security 4.00 56.00 ||| COMP10199 Applied Research 1 4.00 56.00 ||| CYBR10008 Evolving Threats and Keeping Current

Semester 6:

Options Group(1): Select 3: ||| COMP10027 Protocol Analysis and Troubleshooting 4.00 56.00 ||| COMP10030 Microsoft Security 4.00 56.00 ||| COMP10097 Virtual Infrastructure 4.00 56.00 ||| COMP10247 Python for Networking 4.00 56.00 ||| COMPCO859 Database Theory

God damn that was a ride but depressing as hell. I can’t believe I went the whole game without making the connection that Kageaki was actually Hikarus father. I knew he had sex with his mom but he actually got drugged into having a baby with his mother… and holy fuck this makes the game so much more depressing in context. This also explains his somewhat toxic relationship with his father. Kageakis final words of parting telling him he has no place as hikarus father makes much more sense considering he was somewhat responsible for being forced to have a child at such a young age. Both Hikaru and Kageaki knew the whole damn time. I hated chachamaru for what she was doing initially but her deve

Playing through Rance right now. I really enjoyed 01, but now I'm stuck in a bit of a rut. I see that 03 has a remake that hasn't been translated, but I feel like it might be a waste to not have the remake be my first experience with the game. Should I hold off Rance for a while or force myself to play the old games? I am not very interested in playing such old games honestly but I am not even sure that the rance 03 translation will ever happen. Curious what other people think.

Alright, so at the beginning of the game I decided I would skip all battle missions since I tried a sidequest where there was no dialogue and just fighting. I didn't realize that paralogues gave sidestories at all, and ended up missing out on all of them. I picked blue lions, so now I am hard regretting my actions as I am missing a certain character from my party and just realized as I am on the final mission that paralogues provide additional story.

So now I am really sad that I missed out and never even realized I was missing out. Did this happen to anyone else? Just so I am not wallowing alone in my regrets.

wtf that was the most gut-wrenching and depressing experience ive ever had. Even the ending, which most definitely could be considered a happy ending, left me torn to the gut with the way it happened. I now have a hole in my heart and I haven't experienced this feeling so bad in years. Ahhhhh

Just bought it on steam sale, I wanna know how much I should be reading to experience muv luv alternative fully. I’m willing to power through all routes if necessary. I’ve heard great things so I am open to suggestions.

I’m wondering about both extra and unlimited.

I picked sorcerer as my class, since I recently beat bloodborne and thought it could be fun to switch it up. I have gotten through a good chunk of the game, and I am now at the top of sens fortress and ready to drop the game. Don't get me wrong, the game itself has been cool so far but my problem is the sorcerer class in particular. All of the spells essentially look the same and act the same. One of my favourite things about bloodborne was the weapon variety. I like to change things up a lot, and while I have encountered several different weapons and some cool pyromancy abilities, sorcery has been essentially the same for all the damaging spells. It casts the same, looks the same but with d

Okay so, I have a dated monitor at 60hz 1080p. This is my current main monitor. I have a 4k HD tv that I like to play most of my games on. I have the 4k TV connected to my GPU so I can play games on it at 4k 60 fps. I don't have any other HDMI slots on the GPU (they are all display port) and my old monitor has an HDMI slot instead of a display port. I have a i7-9700 CPU. I am plugging in my main monitor into the motherboard since the motherboard caps at 1080p 60fps, and the monitor also runs natively at 60fps 1080p.

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So am I doing anything bad that could damage my computer doing this? Or losing performance? I just thought it is more convenient than buying a display port to HDMI

So I bought trails in the sky a while ago and finally decided to have a go at it and nonetheless I am completely addicted. I am amazed at how much I am falling in love with FC considering it didn't seem to have the craziest reception compared to the other ones. I have some money problems though, and buying the games for $35+ is a bit much for my budget currently. Anyone here experienced with JRPG sales have an idea when SC/3rd chapter might go on sale?

I have been playing league for a long time and can't figure out the optimal way to prevent tilt for myself. I've tried so many different things, and I can't seem to grasp when I should be taking breaks while playing league. Should I be taking breaks every game? every few losses? I don't even know anymore if I am being honest. I think breaks help me relax a lot, but I don't know how long my breaks should be or how often I should be doing them. I would appreciate any advice that anyone else has for how to manage breaks while playing league.

So I just got a blood test for my thyroid and it came out normal. I'm 21 and a male. Around 5'10 and 160 LBS. I can't for the life of me figure out whats going on and its been a couple years now. My breathing is so bad im barely functional. I have dustmite allergy/sleep apnea, but I don't think they're related.

I don't know about others, but this game was ruined for me because of how ridiculously grindy it is.

You will be fine if you fight every single monster in your path of course, but that gets boring quickly. I am 3 quarters through the game and it is ridiculously stupid how whenever an enemy is within the "red" color of level difference, the game literally makes it so your attacks wont connect.

This is beyond frustrating for me as I'm loving the story, atmosphere, music, and while I do love the combat, I don't want to fight every single monster/mechon for an hour for a 30 second cutscene..

IMO Xenoblade 2 was balanced several times better as I never really had to grind if I didn't want to.