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I had a bad staph infection several weeks ago. My dermatologist, who is in network and never has any issues with my insurance, for many years, sent a sample in for confirming MRSA. That came back positive.

Anyway, I was not told the name of the lab, or if they were in network, or anything. I would have never thought twice about this. Well, UHC denied the entire claim and is billing me $1200 for this lab test because the lab is out of network.

This isn't even something I consented to knowingly. I wouldn't have agreed to send the test off to a lab out of my network.

Am I screwed? If not, what can I do?

Not even close imo

Don't really have too much of an explanation other than title. I am a pretty advanced PC user but this has me totally stumped.

RTX 4070 Ti SUPER, new drivers, new W11 install. Zero other games in my library crash, much less than BSOD my entire PC.

I can load HD2 and have it crash my machine immediately. I can load it and play for 4 hours and have it randomly crash afterwards. I can play it all evening then have it crash my PC exiting the damn game.

Has anyone else run into this? It's not consistent enough to make me totally lose my shit, but the fact it happens with NOTHING else I play has me totally stumped.

Hi, I have a project that I am trying to work through that involves moving my collection of games to a NAS drive.

Mapping the network folder(s) to my desktop/laptops and then pointing RetroArch at that directory is easy enough on a full OS like Windows or MacOS. The place I am hung up is with mobile OSes, which is kind of the point.

My end goal is being able to use my tablet, phone, Apple TV, or Google TV to access the same saves and games as my desktop and laptop can. I am not sure if it's possible for RetroArch to be mapped to a network folder on a mobile / streaming device OS though.

Is this possible? Am I missing something here?

Just throwing that out there so you can come up with your own coping mechanisms.