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Will this card: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814126116

fit in this case: https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-CC-9011086-WW-Carbide-MicroATX-Mid-Tower/dp/B01550Y9GA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1511670583&sr=8-2&keywords=corsair+micro+atx+case

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I'm reading very conflicting information. If not, no worries I'll just move my system into a mid tower case.

It happened again, on Southwest. I didn't read the details and don't care much, but it doesn't appear to be related to overbooking.

But what happens if this shit happens on your way to your Interventional NeuroGynecology interview at Hopkins? Or if there's travel issues in general, some of my interviews look like they'll be in cold places during the winter. Are programs generally easy to work with on this?

Anybody have any leads on where I could find a beer scout knife? I have a buddy opening up a brewery and I thought it would be the perfect gift for him when he opens. The trouble is they're sold out everywhere I look. Are they coming back? Can't find any info.

I posted this in the medical school subreddit, however I think this is a more appropriate place as it will have more members who have actually gone through the experience.

Anyway: Does anybody have any insight on how we should go about emailing programs regarding interviews for couples match? Both applying to uncompetitive ACGME specialties (FM and GAS), both DO, both competitive for 95%+ of the programs we applied to. I've searched pretty extensively, and most places seem to agree that the person who has not yet received an interview invite from the hospital that has invited their spouse should reach out to the PD of their own specialty and basically ask for an interview. For example: Sa

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Like new BM 320 precinct flipper. 154cm, grippy G10 scales. Would be a great work horse edc, red ball bearing flipper. I just have too many knives at this price point and it doesn't get used enough to justify it. It has been carried twice and used to open up one amazon box. Like new condition.

It's $123 at knifecenter, I'll do $105 shipped. to continental US in original box.

And my test is in 18 days. If I don't get this figured out I'm fucked.

Any ideas?

I have about 8 hours logged so far, maybe 2 of them have been enjoyable. The initial 4 hours were spent struggling while trying to get my DS4 to work without any issues, and finally I said fuck it and just went to KBM even though the experience isn't as good. Now I'm trying to beat Golem and can't strong attack, parry, or do much of anything outside of hitting him for 19 at a time with a quick attack because "I can't do that right now" to anything else.

Any last ideas? I've loved the time I've spent with this game when it went smoothly. I even built my new computer just for this game, but I don't have a lot of time to game anymore and I refuse to spend the little time I do have on googl

Med student using anki to study for my licensing exam, and I use it 3-4 hours daily so night mode is a godsend.

I built a new computer, and for some reason on this computer and night mode the numbers that correspond with the difficulty level (ie - hard = 3d, easy = 20d) are black text on my black night mode background. Very difficult to see. Any way to change those fonts? My old computer again would be red (I think) and good would be green, much easier to see.

Hi everyone. I'm about 2 hours into this incredible game. I built a new computer (r5 1600 + rx480) mostly just to play and enjoy this game. Everything is going well with exception to the controls. While I'm OK using mouse and keyboard, this really feels like a controller type game. I'm a big dark souls player, and the controls feel (somewhat) similar to this but the story seems like it's going to be fantastic.

My issue is that I can't get my controller to consistently work. I'm using a Dualshock 4 with the adapter and DS4 windows. The two biggest things bugging me are that there are times where the controller input just isn't satisfying what the game needs. For example it will tell

Hi guys. Really excited to start my build. Everything has been purchased (https://pcpartpicker.com/list/74XBJV) and things are starting to arrive.

I bought the gigabyte gaming 3 B350 on a recommendation of a knowledgeable friend. He insisted I buy it. After further research it looks like people are having trouble with it, especially with the Corsair vengeance LED ram I bought.

Would it be a better idea to return the gigabyte mobo and go with this , which would be $~70 after rebate. I wouldn't mind a $30 savings all things considered.

Second question - I'm going to be selling my current gaming rig (fx 6300/ r7 370)

http://computers.woot.com/offers/hp-omen-870-intel-i7-1tb-amd-rx480-desktop?ref=ord_cnt_ryo_oc_1_tl

I can get this for $735 shipped.

I've been wanting to upgrade my CPU/GPU on my current fx6300/r7 370 rig. I was thinking about going for a ryzen 1600/rx480 combo, but after I buy those components + mobo + expensive as hell ram I'm not sure how far ahead I'd be.

The only thing holding be back is that I'm skeptical of the quality of components thrown into this prebuilt. I'm assuming it has a really cheap power supply etc. But, I could probably sell my current rig for ~$250 on craigslist.

Any thoughts?