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[This is the video](https://youtube.com/shorts/6\_K6yYFZrtM) in question.

The video recap is here: [https://youtu.be/-gUtUW2woXo\](https://youtu.be/-gUtUW2woXo)

It sounded interesting, but I think it's a manufactured title for the video, or at least the creator's own translation of the title. I tried google image searches and checked the comments but can't find the actual manhwa.

I didn't mind the Hallidays since I knew more or less what it was going to be like. My only real complaint was the limited apps, but they were okay.

That said, I'd be open to any alternatives; not the Even Realities because my main use is as headphones. So ideally, the features I want are:

1. Has speakers/headphones
2. Some visual display; digiwindow is fine.
3. Prescription lenses available for astigmatism
4. NO camera. I work in healthcare and don't want to open that can of worms.

Any suggestions, or am I stuck with Halliday?

The specific video I'm looking for shows a girlfriend asking her boyfriend about it. The boyfriend says he found her attractive, but it's revealed that he rs familiar with the influencer but is still unapologetic about it, saying that he knew she was trans and still found her very attractive. So it's actually kind of wholesome.

I'm trying to find a game I remember that was inspired by John Carpenter's The Thing. What I can remember is that it was a point-and-click horror game, and the gameplay was similar to Day of the Tentacle or Sam and Max.

It was pretty short, if I remember correctly. Only about an hour's worth of gameplay, if that. I'm pretty sure it also took place at the Antarctic Research Station. It might have been a flash game, but I'm not sure.

I remember there was a puzzle with a boiler, and I remember that there were people behind the door trying to convince you to open it and let them in. The protagonist suspected that they weren't really human, although the story plays with the idea that you might

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I finally got the update for my 2022 Kia EV6 Wind RWD to let the battery precondition, and I'm not exactly sure how to interpret the icon for preconditioning. For me, it's a snowflake with a status bar underneath it.

Is the status bar supposed to fill as the battery is closest to its temperature goal? Or does it represent it being cold and the blue bar will decrease as it gets warmer?

I have a 2022 EV6; I remember someone else having this same issue. Basically, when you use the app to start the car remotely and have the climate turned on as well, it resets the units to Celsius.

It's been awhile since I've seen that post and figured I'd check if anyone has any fixes.

I was looking for a game I could play with my (4) kids that was less "party game" and more arcade-ish. Something like Turtles in Time, or Gauntlet. Some preferences:

1. RPG-ish or something with leveling
2. Ideally 5 players, though I know that's a big ask. At least 4.
3. Something available on Steam

I'm also open to any suggestions that aren't necessarily hack/slash but do have some sort of longer game format (I love Overcooked, but want something different from that; adventure-ish?).

Thanks in advance.

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Basically the subject line. I got my 2022 RWD EV6 used and I'm trying to figure out if I should be more proactive about the ICCU. There's an aftermarket 12v battery installed and the connect app has no open issues or recalls.

For whatever reason, I can watch horror movies galore without issue, but cannot handle the tamest of horror games. Phasmaphobia, FNAF, those anomaly games…I can't deal with creepiness or jump scares (in games). I played like 3 minutes of Eternal Darkness before shutting it off.

Oddly, I can watch '"Let's Play" videos of the same games without issue. I think it's something about the slightest level of immersion + creepiness that I can't do.

All that to ask about Expedition 33. Some clips look fine, but when I looked up if it had jump scares it was kind of divided.

That's all. A Third party app ecosystem is what makes or breaks most devices like wearables.

That and some way to hook into Alexa or Google Home.

A lot of my wishlist items are things I do on my watch, but one I'd love is an HUD for my Onewheel that gave speed or remaining charge.