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I don't know if this means anything specific that I should know about but it takes a few seconds to disappear, meaning a few seconds I need to wait before resuming play, and that makes me sad. I went through the settings and couldn't find anything (unchecking "Show OSD Messages" does nothing). Any ideas? Thanks. I don't really know anything about emulation btw so sorry if I'm asking something silly.

Essentially, if I'm playing audio from my laptop while running this software, I want it to be automatically pitch-shifted/distorted/whatever features I can get my hands on really, and I want this audio to be played instead in real time. So if I'm playing a video the entire will thing sound higher or deeper or distorted (sorry for lack of tech jargon). Is there anything like this? Preferably free but...

Not asking for therapy (I'm fine!), just wondering if anyone else has experienced this. I'm a somewhat lonely guy who rarely gets to talk with people outside of the family I live with. Sometimes when I hear the hololive girls talk about how close they are with the other girls and even meeting each other irl it makes me feel pretty sad? I'm usually very good at ignoring my loneliness but thinking about how lucky they are to have so many close friends (very personable ones at that) makes my heart ache. It's funny because I've heard other people say that hololive actually helps them feel LESS lonely, and I suppose it does that for me a bit too when I'm just watching streams normally. But whenev

the anime really skyrocketed this series' popularity but I'm wondering how popular it was/how well it sold in japan before the anime. basically, how well the manga did back then. if anyone knows or can point me in the right direction it'd be appreciated!

So I'm a very new artist, only made the transition from paper to digital about a month ago and I've just run into a confusing problem I had never heard of before.

I have two pc monitors and a Huion pen display which I draw on, and the drawing I just finished looks different on all of them. I read into it a bit and found out it's due to a thing called "colour accuracy". As you would expect, my pen display is very colour accurate. One of my monitors is also pretty good but on the other one my drawing looks a little choppy. Gradations look rather blocky and shadows that were supposed to be subtle are noticeably darker. My character looks like she's about to be sick because the skin shadows are

Sorry in advance if I'm being dumb and missed something obvious. :p

I just started playing Ao no Kiseki with the English patch, and I'm in chapter 1, on the part where you're meant to go to Mainz to clear out some monsters. I chose to walk up the mountain path instead of taking the car, and halfway up, Lloyd suggests we visit the doll studio. So I go up there, there's a scene with Campanella and some creepy guy. After that, Lloyd and friends talk to the Meister, but it seems like they know him already? They even thank him for helping them with something before. I started playing this immediately after finishing Zero, and I'm 99% sure that there was only one scene in that game with the Meist

Hey there! It's my first time posting on this sub~ ^^

I put together a new PC build recently combining new parts with some from my old build (which I had for 4 years). I thought I had put it all together correctly, but when I switch it on, it starts up for about 15 seconds, the fans run perfectly fine, but I don't hear any healthy beeping or whatnot, the monitors don't even turn on, and then it shuts down. It then turns back on by itself, only for the exact same thing to happen again, in the same 15 seconds. The PC will endlessly repeat this cycle of shutting down and restarting until I manually force a shutdown.

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Here are my components:

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600

Motherboard: ASR

Hey there! It's my first time posting on this sub~ ^^

I put together a new PC build recently combining new parts with some from my old build (which I had for 4 years). I thought I had put it all together correctly, but when I switch it on, it starts up for about 15 seconds, the fans run perfectly fine, but I don't hear any healthy beeping or whatnot, the monitors don't even turn on, and then it shuts down. It then turns back on by itself, only for the exact same thing to happen again, in the same 15 seconds. The PC will endlessly repeat this cycle of shutting down and restarting until I manually force a shutdown.

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Here are my components:

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600

Motherboard: ASR

Whether it be an audio file, youtube video, and new game you purchased, whatever. Better safe than sorry! I just fell victim to a particularly loud audio file, but this trick saved my ears and my sanity!

Maybe this is obvious, I don't know. I just felt like it was a smart idea. I hope it saves at least one pair of ears. <3