u/CryptographerFair357

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Recently had surgery and just wanted to know what some of yall did that helped get through it as best as possible

The only weird issue Im struggling with is how to clean my ear canal because it is so itchy and uncomfortable right now

Nobody told me I would lose a good chunk of my sense of taste so I was left kind of shocked to find out that my taste might be left like this for up to a year.

Everything tastes so disgusting to me now and I loved food before so this is heartbreaking to me 😭

I did some of my own research and found out I need to have a surgical excision to fully remove the cyst (my doctor did not mention this but I want to be prepared anyways) and I'm wondering If I can be fully put under anesthesia during this procedure because I honestly don't want to be awake during something like that

Got a lot of problems with sleep after a big string of events in my life, I pull multiple all nighters every month cause of it in order to not fuck up my schedule and wake up at 8pm or something

Funnily enough it only now occurred to me that I could be causing serious permanent brain damage or something because of it

I have been using the Logitech G502 for maybe 8 years and recently I have been making big changes to my setup and decided I might want to upgrade my mouse soon.

Looking for at least 36k DPI

Budget is around $100 (more expensive recommendations are welcome, I just want to see options for now)

I was using an Astro A40 TR before it stops working for me recently and was doing some research on what I should do to replace them since Logitech for some reason discontinued them and stumbled across the HD560s on a pretty good discount on amazon.

I saw that some of these higher quality headphones require an amp for how many ohms they run on and was wondering if it would be the same for the HD560s

Sorry if it sounds like a dumb question, I never really looked into my headphones this deeply before so most of this info is new to me

im getting an implant soon and was curious what its like to wear headphones over the implant since Im constantly using my computer

It would also be nice to know which brands sound better with headphones on

I have an RTX 4060 and with the lowest graphics settings possible I get around 80fps, and almost 120 with FSR enabled