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I have mild tinnitus, and I try my best to protect my hearing. That said, I enjoy playing DBD and (on both sides) I wear headphones - audio cues are super important to doing well in the game. The overly loud "kicking a pallet" sound is bad enough, but the high-pitched whining the whole match from the mysterious Orange Glyph in the Archives was absolutely truly a terrible experience. If you have sensitive ears, I strongly recommend not selecting this quest in the Archives.

I think it's awesome that BHVR is looking at cool new glyphs (or if this was used before, I never experienced it), but this challenge resulted in actual physical pain. I really don't think that was the intention, and I'm

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MovieThink is a great system for reviewing movies, based on scores for Concept, Execution, and Aesthetics. There's also a podcast!

Hi everyone!

I'm not totally sure if this is the right place to post. If I'm mistaken, please feel free to remove my post. Definitely not trying to spam.

I'm going to my local Subaru dealership to test drive a 2018 Forester tomorrow (with the intention of buying it). I'll also be looking at Crosstreks, but I think the Forester's won me over.

I've never actually purchased a new car before, and I'm a little confused about whether I'm supposed to be negotiating the price down, or if the price they give me is pretty solid.

I got an "e-price" online (that was ~1.5k off the listed price) from the dealership's website, and I'm planning on using sites like TrueCar or similar to get a bell curve

Hey, everyone!

I'm considering using a fining agent in a batch that I'm racking tomorrow. I have both bentonite and sparkolloid, but I've seen some contrasting opinions on which to use.

I know that one has a negative charge, while the other is positive, but I'm stumped on which I should try. I think bentonite is more traditional (?), but I've read a few articles that suggest sparkolloid.

Do any of you guys have experience with either/both of these fining agents? I know, I know: "time is the best clarifier," but if I want to try a fining agent in secondary, which would you suggest?

Thanks everyone!

Hey, guys.

I'll admit that I haven't used my kindle in probably four or five months -- just been busy with work, and haven't had much time to sit down and read. The battery died (no surprise), but I have a trip this week, so I charged it back up.

And I can't open any of my books, or the menu, or anything.

I can use Calibre to add/remove titles, and the Kindle shows up in Windows. I can lock the screen, and it's responsive. Yes, I've tried the "hard reboot" many times.

The Kindle seems fully charged (green light when plugged in), and everything seems to work except the touchscreen. I find it somewhat hard to believe that, without any other problems, just the touchscreen died (and so com

I've only been able to play since Early Access Beta started this week, and Competitive play is disabled. I was hoping some of the Overwatch elders could answer some questions about how it's set up!

• Is there a "draft" like in HotS, etc?
• Are there limits to how many people can pick heroes? eg, each hero is unique per game or per team?
• Do people tend to use voice comms? I've talked to very few people in Quick Match during the beta.
• Is Competitive Play measured in ranks, or is there an invisible MMR?

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it! See you in game!

Hi r/startups! I recently launched a product that sends nice postcards to romantic partners each month.

I'm trying to validate the idea, specifically whether my price point is correct, whether there's enough interest to put a bunch of money into advertising, etc. Unfortunately, I'm having a couple of problems. I've never done this before (other products have sort of grown through "viral" marketing and word-of-mouth), so any advice you can give me would be really appreciated.

Here's what I've been trying so far:

Facebook Ads. I'm actually having a few issues in that the Facebook ads (currently $15/day and set to automatically price) aren't really running. I ha