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Okay, I get it. Western devs like to make their female characters look ugly, while eastern devs like to make their female characters look pretty. That is a known factor in the gaming industry for several years.

What I don’t get is how people here have gotten so prone to posting shit on this sub to such an extent that they think that a screenshot with no context or explanation is somehow a valid excuse to post here.

I’m talking about shit like this:

“The agecucks complaining about Evie looking "too young" have never seen actual Korean women” – The idiot here posts the screenshot of a young-looking woman who

This has been occuring for a while now, and it's been pissing me off to no end:

Why do we keep posting screenshots to an article instead of using an archive link?

I'm saying this because we need to actually see the article in its entirety in order to verify our goddamned sources. If an OP posts an article and it turns out to be completely different from what he claims it to be, our community is going to get duped by misleading shit. Hell, it's even possible a "screenshot" of an "article" might even be fake--It might even be a fake "article" made in photoshop for all we know.

Mods, can we please clamp down on this sort of crap? We already have Rule 6 telling us to archive as much

Has anyone else noticed the gigantic time gap between the minimum TIS needed to promote to E-6 and the RCP time limit given to E-6s to either promote or get out?

We all know that the minimum TIS required for promotion to E-6 in his is 84 months, or 7 years. It takes 20 years TIS to retire, which also happens to be RCP for E-6s--That makes E-6 the minimum rank required for active duty Army personnel to retire.

With that in mind, is it possible for someone to get to E-6 at 7 years TIS, then stay at that rank until he hits RCP at 20 years, and then retire without promoting to E-7? That would allow an E-6 to stay at his grade for 13 years before retiring.

Would the Army kick hi

For those of you who use Skeb, you guys might have noticed that there is a Zaif link to something called "Skeb Coin" on the dropdown menu whenever you click on your profile picture on the Skeb homepage. Apparently, it's a cryptocurrency that is used to support creators by paying for commissions or transaction fees.

Is it just me, or are there some shady crap going on with this thing? Like for instance:

1. If Skeb was going to introduce its own crypto to help pay for commissions/fees in place of regular cash, why is there no option pay in Skeb Coin? It's been almost four months since was introduced, and there isn't even an op

Currently, I have a Lian Li O11 XL with three 360 radiators in my loop cooling my CPU (i9-10900K), GPU (3090 FE), and RAM (Ripjaws 128GB, 3600MHz CL16): Two rads are intake and one is exhaust.

I'm in the process of cleaning and rebuilding my loop, and have recently come across a few posters on Reddit that having mixed intake/exhaust is not a good idea. I'd like to know if I should keep the exhaust rad.

In my loop, the side and bottom of the case both have 360 rads as intakes (EK SE 360 and EK XE 360, respectively), while the top has a 360 rad (EK PE 360)as an exhaust.

Would removing the top exhaust rad be beneficial? If I were to remove it, sure I won't be using heated air to c

I remember getting this game for the Switch back in October last year, but when I checked back to look at it on the eShop again, it seems to be unavailable for some reason. VNDB says it (and After Story) is still available in the EU eShop, but even it provides no reason as to why it was pulled from the NA store.

What happened? I can't find any news or discussion explaining why it got delisted anywhere. This is especially odd, given that it was only released on the Switch less than five months ago.

We all know that Iroha is a crane transformed into a human maid and devotes all her time serving the "master" that saved her. In both Samsho 6 and Samsho 2019, she keeps saying the word "danna-sama" (旦那様), and the English script in the games translate the word as "master".

We all know SNK has a history of having glaring translation errors, but this persistent use of the word "master" is a subtle, yet massive mistranslation.

If you're a maid in Japan and you call your employer "danna-sama", you will likely get your ass fired. You won't see female maids depicted in Japanese anime, manga, JRPGs, VNs/eroge, or maid cafes referring to their masters as "danna-sama"--They always use the term "go

I'm trying to push my 10900K to get lower temps when OC'ing, so I'd like to delid the CPU using a Rockit delid kit. I've familiarized myself with the process of delidding via various tutorials for the most part, but there is something that nobody seems to talk about: How to safely apply the liquid metal on the CPU cooler without getting the LM over anywhere but the die.

Everyone who does direct-die knows that you have to apply LM on both the CPU die and the cooler/waterblock. Tutorial videos often depict people showing how they put it on the die, *but nobody seems to show how

I plan on expanding my hardline loop in the next 2-3 months or so, and it is currently powered by a DDC EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE reservoir/pump combo. If possible, I would like to take advantage of the higher flow rate that you'd get with a D5 and switch from the DDC when I make my upgrade (something like this). I'd like to hear some feedback as to whether I should make the switch.

Currently, I have a loop that looks like this:

• Reservoir/Pump >>> Flow Indicator >>> GPU waterblock >>> [GPU Backplate](https://www.e

Question. I can't seem to find a straight answer for this from any online sources. If I Google this answer, the first statement I get is "Most electrical wall plugs are 1800 watts depending on the breaker size. Most breakers are at 15 amps supplying 120 volts, or approximately 1800 watts.":

https://www.ius.edu/environmental-health-safety/files/power-cord-safety.pdf

Does this mean a duplex can support a maximum CUMULATIVE wattage of 1800W across both outlets, or can I plug in two 1800W devices on each outlet at the same time with a total of 3600W for the entire duplex (barring the 80% rule)?

I'm having a problem getting RGBFusion 2.0 to show the RGB controls on my RAM DIMMs. Before, I used to be able to control the LEDs on my RAM, but when I recently installed the latest version of the software (B21.1029.1), the only thing that I see are the controls on the motherboard and LED headers. The RAM LED controls have disappeared. I have 4x G.Skill Trident Neo DIMMs on an Aorus Z590 Master Mobo.

*I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling RGBFusion (on administrator mode); didn't work.

*I deleted all remnant files for RGBFusion after uninstalling and reinstalling again; didn't work.

*I tried unplugging the PSU from the power to reset the RGB controller; didn't work.

*I trided remo