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I remember finding this novelty desk item (similar vein to a lava lamp, plasma ball, or those rotating disco lights) in my brother's closet a long time ago but I can't remember what it was called for the life of me. It was this rectangular prism shaped sleeve of smooth fabric, standing up on the smaller end covering rotating, wavy rods (attached to a plastic base) that would both keep the sleeve in a rectangular, stretched shape but move inside when powered to make the fabric appear to wave around or squirm. I don't remember if it had an attachment for an LED or small lightbulb inside but it probably did. I was a kid when I last saw it but it was probably about a foot tall at most.

I'm hoping to be able to provide my own internet connection assuming I can often hook up a modem and router to my possible future apartment but, in the event where I have to move in where internet is provided as part of the apartment, what are general rules?

If I don't provide my own internet, will the landlord have the ability to monitor my internet activity and what I do (conversations, what websites I visit, what I download) and have the ability to penalize me or evict me if they don't like what they see?

As a last question, how common are apartment buildings in Sapporo that include hookups for the tenants' individual personal modems & routers?

I've really been itching to be able to finally play through a Gen IV Pokemon game.

Naturally, Platinum would be the definitive version! It has upgraded graphics, more features, and even access to the Renegade Pokemon, Giratina.

Sinnoh has always been a favorite region of mine, too. I like the geography, size, and look, and I've also been a fan of both the northern, extremely snowy areas, the lakes, and its inclusion of the Battle Frontier. Many of the resident pokemon are greatly appealing to me, too, such as Floatzel and Bronzong. Other features besides those have their fun, too. The Sinnoh Underground is a unique mechanic where you can go around through Sinnoh's underground tunnels lo

Hello! I've always been a big Monster Hunter fan. Sadly, even I'm tight on money - with the original 3DS run of Generations, and the need to buy a new wall mount for my monitor after my last one broke, I'm strapped for cash. Monster Hunter's steady goals kept me going and striving to do something in some really hard times in my life and without it, I think I'd have ended up much worse off. I fell in love with the engaging combat and beautiful worlds that my first title set me in (3 Ultimate) and I'm hoping to be able to continue on the legacy - I've been holding off on ever buying Generations (which I can't afford even if I wanted to) simply for the long wait for Generations Ultimate.

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For some reason, my Gamecube, which outputs through the A/V cables bundled with it, remains black and silent for a second or two when turned on, and it's only with one specific TV (The gamecube and cable are fine, I've tested on other TVs) and, as far as I'm aware, the TV accepts AV and Component signals just fine from other consoles.

It's only mildly annoying but if I can fix it I'd like to, since this make the console appear to start in the middle of the boot jingle.

After a restart (and a possible chrome update) Chrome no longer displays the blue dot from an updated pinned tab - this is making me miss a lot of messages in my group chat tabs. How do I re-enable these? There's no setting for turning them back on that I can find.

Was it completely removed from Chrome? I can't find any setting at all to turn them back on and no one else on the internet seems to have this problem.

I always see on TV shows when a car gets broken into, its radio is among the most common things to get stolen. Why are they apprently so easy to pull out? What's the point of even stealing them? If it's to sell them, I imagine there's not much reason for people to buy stolen car radios.

My grandfather recently passed and while recovering his belongings, we found several casino chips that never got cashed in. A couple of them are from Argosy or Lumiere Place, within distance if I really needed to go, but some of them - incidentally, the ones worth $100 or more - are from the Golden Nugget or other areas in Vegas. None of us can go to Vegas, will Argosy or other Missouri casinos honor these chips for exchance with cash, or how else can I cash them in?

Based on a lot of Prime Trilogy non-logbook entries, Samus has the room for thought and reflection while she's on a mission - such as sarcastic remarks on how Space Pirates dislike theft. What do you think she'd be thinking about the whole time or at certain points in the various game's story?

Personally, I always wondered aside from that Zero Mission boss what would happen or what she'd think about whenever she visited or passed through someplace on Zebes that was familiar to her, like a place she visited often when growing up.

I recently got the Royal Edition for Xbox One, and I noticed that frequently there's a texture loading bug that lasts until I close the game and re-open. A lot of textures will stay at the extremely low-res long distance textures even if Noct is shoving his face in them, especially for things like things cutscenes (like certain bosses, some character's clothing, or an imperial dropship) or signs, like the logo and pictures on the Cup Noodle trailer in Lestallum. This makes some things look like Skyrim on low settings at best and signs downright unreadable - all with (somehow) framerate issues. Googling this only leads to threads from 2016, for the demo, or for the PC edition.

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Final Fantasy XV was my first true and favorite Final Fantasy game, and the only one to date that I've played to completion.

I've never had the time or patience to play through a Final Fantasy game since several years ago. Real life things left me playing a game so long that I lost interest before I could finish it. FFXV was different. It kept me pulled into its story - so much so that I took a couple of days off just to spend an 'in-house holiday' playing the game, and exploring the story and realm. The DLC, however, has constantly eluded me - every time I had enough money to buy it (a rare occurrence) I had more immeditely pressing matters to focus my