pythonaut

So I'm having some recurring issues, hopefully some of these can be solved, but some others I think it's probably just is how it is.

1. In some games, I lose the ability to lock visible targets completely. Target is bound to R, but it just stops working, unless I hit escape to go to the in-mission menu, then go back to the mission, then it works fine. This happens so frequently, that I often have to do this several times per match.
2. Sometimes when alt-tabbing, I lose my curser while in a mission when tabbed out. It won't come back until I finish the mission.
3. NPC pathfinding in this game is awful, my lancemates frequently get stuck just walking into a flat wall and stop moving. I often

So, I'm building my first new PC in over 10 years, and I'm having trouble getting the motherboard to even POST.

In my first attempt, I used a new Cooler Master MWE Gold 750 V2 power supply and installed the CPU / CPU cooler, and RAM into the motherboard. Absolutely nothing happened when turning on the power supply and hitting the power button.

I attempted a paperclip test to see if the PSU was working, which did nothing. I attempted to short the power-on pins and then probe the PSU motherboard plug with a multimeter, but I saw no voltages on any pins.

So, today, I received a brand new CORSAIR RM750e PSU to replace the cooler master one. Before installing it, I did the paperclip test, and

I just moved to the frozen wasteland that is Minnesota, and my 2007 Honda Accord is really struggling to start in the cold mornings. Turning the engine over seems like it almost won't happen, but so far it hasn't failed to start. It had an old battery, so I just swapped it out for a new one, but the problem remains. I've driven it a bunch so I know the alternator is charging the battery just fine.

I'm worried that when it gets a bit colder, the thing won't start at all. I also just had the oil changed, if that matters. Anyway, what's next? A weak starter?

I just dumped 100 wheat into a brewing barrel and ended up with only a few beers and over 70 spoiled food. Beer doesn't spoil while it's in the process of fermenting. Fermenting vegetables don't either - the process of fermenting is what is causing it to be preserved and protected from spoilage bacteria. The way it is now, I can't fill the brewing barrel to capacity to maximize production, I can only put 20 or so wheat in at a time or else the rest spoils.