u/BriefBed4770

Is it feasible? I may compromise for Kingspec 2x16 GB RAM to save a bit of money from Ali.

Will I be able to fit a 9800x3D or will I need to go lower?

I'm not familiar with the market, I'm currently just keeping an eye out for sales though nothing looks super impressive, and the very good deals go out of stock faster than I can react to (skill issue).

I'd like some recommendations, should I wait for black Friday and also look out for deals or commit now with how unpredictable the market is?

I'm trying to get a GPU/RAM if possible from wherever I find a good deal, do you guys buy often from different countries?

I'm sceptical about the US because of tariff. Though the last time I ordered a laptop there was no issue

While some flaws early can be fixed by playing more, such as farming and learning matchups. I'm looking for a bit more of mid-game changes you guys did and how you got the information, and how you came to the realization of these flaws.

I've had a bit of a hard time finding guides that focus on mid game.

I want to try to avoid getting to late game as much as possible, since doing 70%-80% of things right in any point before that can mean nothing if you do 1 or 2 mistakes late i think.

Thank you

I'm quite prone to cavities, however in my last 4 dental visits my Doctor didn't varnish my teeth. I could have asked but it just came to my mind, and my next appointment is on Monday. I was wondering what you guys think.

Even without miner's potion, it is such a game changer. Amazing stuff, speeds up progress so much. I love it!

I'm trying to understand how people so confidently drill/nail their apartments and start hanging shelves. I see some use magnets/stud finders. But I've also read that these are not guaranteed.

I want to hang a shelf on top of my desk but UNFORTUNATELY it's right behind the washroom.

The washroom being the center room of the apartment makes things incredibly inconvenient. How do professionals go about it?

I'm 32 and for as long as I remember, I can't stand the sight of blood and bad injuries. I feel like a pussy. Like today I had an accident at work and I had to lay down and felt like vomiting when I saw blood. It wasn't even that bad, I just panic and shit, and I want to vomit. Is it possible to grow a gut for that?

Even after working in a corn farm years ago (different job) and getting cut regularly from the stock, i just couldn't REALLY get used to it. It's like I'm magnifying the whole situation and making it worse in my mind than what it is. I was intentionally not wearing protective gear on my hands in the hopes of getting cut more often and hope to get used to the blood, I know its crazy.

Unless I keep my mind busy by working on something very active (like picking up the corn), the moment my mind focuses on the injury, I'm cooked.

So I messed up.

I got upset to the point where I told my partner I want to break up, when she asked if I mean it i double confirmed saying yes.

The thing is, I didn't mean it. I told her later, apologized, everything.

I have a lot of examples of me saying strong things during my emotions in general, not just my relationship. being literally consumed by them and allowing them to take control of who I am like a toddler. It feels absolutely pathetic, there's been a few situations where I told myself to "shut up" until my heartrate and breathing go down. But there's also times that I forgot and didn't do it.

I don't really remember a time where I was in an emotional state and I did something to my benefit, maybe very few.

Knowing that, there's also a lot of times that I just make a LOT of decisions during these moments, or say a lot of things.

What kind of therapist or something could I consult?

I also have ADHD, I'm not very knowledgeable about it but I did read it can make regulating emotions harder.

I'm starting to put a crafts room together and I'll be using hole saw, maybe some engraving and cutting thin boards of wood and stuff.

I thought of getting a Dremel at first but I don't think I'm gonna be doing as heavy use.

Which Ryobi rotary tool would you recommend? Can't go above 200$ (Canadian)

I have some concerns about using leaded solder inside the house.

Is lead-free solder that bad to work with?

Sorry if this isn't too related to the sub.

I'm trying to get an inline duct fan for fume extraction. The AC Infinity keeps popping up as a high quality choice, but at the same time I keep seeing people mostly use it for their cannabis growth and I didn't find much about it's fume extraction capabilities.

Does anyone have any idea how they perform as fume extraction for small DIY and soldering or resin fumes and such? Are 4" good enough?

Sorry if this isn't too related to the sub.

I'm trying to get an inline duct fan for fume extraction. The AC Infinity keeps popping up as a high quality choice, but at the same time I keep seeing people mostly use it for their cannabis growth and I didn't find much about it's fume extraction capabilities.

Does anyone have any idea how they perform as fume extraction for small DIY and soldering or resin fumes and such? Are 4" good enough?