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About 3 weeks ago, I noticed that suddenly there was a strange "hollow" or "metallic" sound inside my head whenever I was chewing or clicking my teeth together. I also noticed that there seemed to be something in my right ear, and when I moved my head side to side I could sense it a bit. Both sensations are now gone, but a new and I'm sure related issue has arisen in the past few days.

Now at night when I'm lying down I can sometimes hear this pulsing sound in my right ear. It's hard to describe but maybe something like a mix of a whoosh and a drill. I googled it and it seems to be something called pulsatile tinnitus, because the sound is in perfect sync with my pulse.

Does anyone possibly

All the standard advice for how to floss says to floss under the gumline. Does that mean as far down the tooth as the floss can go, or a certain distance? Also, is the gum actually attached to the tooth in any way? Would flossing too deep cause any kind of damage? Thanks for answering my possibly dumb questions.

All the standard advice for how to floss says to floss under the gumline. Does that mean as far down the tooth as the floss can go, or a certain distance? Also, is the gum actually attached to the tooth in any way? Would flossing too deep cause any kind of damage? Thanks for answering my possibly dumb questions.

I'm a lifelong PC gamer and thought this subreddit was funny at first, but after being subscribed to it for a few weeks I've realized every single post is just some variation of "blah blah look at this peasant blah blah consoles suck". Don't you guys get bored here?

I'm using a Hyperion 5200 mAh extended battery in my S4, does anyone know of any flip cases that will fit it?

Safari crashes an average of once a day for me. You would think that Apple could get Apple's browser on Apple's operating system on Apple's hardware to be stable. Why is it not? I'm not jailbroken btw.

Since bitcoin miners bought every AMD card on the planet apparently, I've narrowed down my search for a GPU upgrade to these two cards:

Gigabyte GTX 770 4GB - $390 http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-GDDR5-4GB-WINDFORCE-Graphics-GV-N770OC-4GD/dp/B00CU9GOAO/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

EVGA GTX 780 3GB - $500 http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperClocked-Dual-Link-Graphics-03G-P4-2783-KR/dp/B00CTY84KI/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1386470614&sr=1-2&keywords=gtx+780

My current system is a i7-930, 6GB ram, Radeon HD 5870. Basically, I'm looking for a card that will allow me to play the latest games on a single 1080p monitor at ultra settings for the next 2 years (I'm waiting for the

I have a 3 1/2 year old computer (i7-930, 6GB ram, Radeon HD 5870) which is still perfectly fine for everything except cutting edge games, so I want to hold off on replacing it for as long as possible. My current plan is to build a brand new system when the successor to Haswell-E comes out, maybe in late 2015 or 2 years from now, and upgrade my GPU in the meantime.

So what are some recommendations for a card that will play the latest games on a single 1080p monitor at ultra settings for the next 2 years? This is the only computer hardware purchase I'm making in a 5 1/2 year timespan so theoretically price isn't a concern, but I'd prefer to buy the least expensive card that would fit the abo

I just downloaded POE yesterday, and after getting over how ridiculously huge the skill tree is, it actually seems like a pretty awesome system. My question though is, how many builds are actually viable in the endgame? Is there real player choice or just the illusion of it? In my experience with these kind of games it tends to be the latter.

I'm getting back into WoW after a few years, and was wondering what are the least common class/spec combinations you see? Especially in groups or raids at endgame. I'm a bit weird in that I enjoy specifically choosing classes/specs that are unpopular/underpowered and try to maximize their potential.