u/ImCursedM8

I noticed a $200 ach charge from Apify Technologies made on my checking account but I have never used Apify, created an Apify account, or knowingly signed up for any of their services. I’m pretty sure its a scam
I called my bank and told them about this at which they made a stop payment. But then PayPal emails me on a later date stating they have made the payment and now my balance is in the negative. I don’t even use paypal i don’t know the last time i used it,
I have tried multiple times making a case on resolution center about unauthorized access in which every time they sent me a reply that they found no such thing and request me to payback. I need urgent help with this 😭, anyone else experienced this kind of scam. Im just a college student i can’t afford to get scammed right now.
Any advice would be appreciated.

I’m kinda stuck between these two and not really sure which one would be the better buy.

Micro Center has the Samsung Odyssey 5 OLED for $300, or I found a used LG 32GQ950 32 inch 4K Nano IPS for $250.

The Samsung is OLED so I’m guessing the picture quality and blacks would be way better, but the LG is 32", 4K and has the bigger resolution, which seems nice too.

Just wanna to see what people's opinions would be

I’m kinda stuck between these two and not really sure which one would be the better buy.

Micro Center has the Samsung Odyssey 5 OLED for $300, or I found a used LG 32GQ950 32 inch 4K Nano IPS for $250.

The Samsung is OLED so I’m guessing the picture quality and blacks would be way better, but the LG is 32", 4K and has the bigger resolution, which seems nice too.

I've wanted to play Bloodborne for years as a huge Souls fan, but I've never owned a PlayStation and can't justify spending $500 just for one game.

The last thing I heard about Bloodborne emulation was when Mutahar made a video on it, but that was a while ago. How playable is it now? Is it stable enough to give a good first time experience from start to finish or should I keep waiting for further improvements?

It's 99 degrees out here and can't even watch the world cup without sweating like balls, looking for a living room ac since we don't have a central ac and those are really expensive. What do you guys recommend for a living room that's about 650-750 sq ft area and fits a sliding door since thats the only access to outside air we got in the living room?

Need a way to decrease the volume of music either coming from spotify or browser while playing a game without decreasing the master volume or while leaving the active window. Also i know about the volume mixer shortcut but find it inefficient

accidently ran a trojan when windows flagged it malicious i just ignored and allowed it, yes i know dumb thing to do but when i went in protection history it does say defender blocked it. Does this mean i safe or my pc has trojan now?

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I recently bought a gpu but seeing other listing for the same gpu it seems too good to be true. I just ordered today but if i cancle will the seller accept? I dont wanna make any mistakes so i dont lose my money

starting my first playthrough and was wondering if there are any downsides to playing at 60 FPS instead of the original 30 FPS.

I've heard that some games can have physics issues, glitches, or other weird behavior when running at higher frame rates. Is BOTW fully stable at 60 FPS on Cemu, or are there any known drawbacks I should be aware of before starting?

Building my first PC and can't decide between a 9070 XT and a 5070 Ti.

In my area I can get a used 9070 XT for around $550, while the 5070 Ti is about $800.

Gaming is a factor but it's not the only one I'm majoring in CS and one of my professors said getting an NVIDIA card is better though it is a common opinion that Nvidia is better and i agree but is that price justifiable?

For people in CS/software development or in general due to the features like dlss is NVIDIA actually worth the extra $250–300? Or would you just get the 9070 XT and save the money?

Curious what you guys would do.

I'm not looking for rapid clicks but more like rapid hold and releases. Don't know how to make a script so appreciate anyone helping.

I use a vpn daily and often forget to turn it off, making the scheduled automation to not run. Anyway i can make the automation bypass this?

Hey, I’m doing a school project about cybersecurity careers and wanted to hear from people who actually work in the field. I tried asking in a few other places but haven’t had much luck, so I thought I’d ask here. If anyone has a few minutes to answer some questions, I’d really appreciate it.

1. What specific area of cybersecurity are you in, and how did you end up there?
2. What education, degree, or certifications did you need for your position?
3. What is the most challenging part of working in cybersecurity?
4. How has AI affected the cybersecurity job market, and would you still recommend pursuing this career?
5. Would you say you enjoy working in cybersecurity? If so, what do you enjoy most about your work?
6. Do you usually collaborate with a team, or is most of the work done independently?
7. What does a normal day at your job usually look like?
8. What advice would you give to students interested in cybersecurity careers?

I appreciate anyone willing to help out!

Hey, I’m doing a school project about cybersecurity careers and wanted to hear from people who actually work in the field. I tried asking in a few other places but haven’t had much luck, so I thought I’d ask here. If anyone has a few minutes to answer some questions, I’d really appreciate it.

1. What specific area of cybersecurity are you in, and how did you end up there?
2. What education, degree, or certifications did you need for your position?
3. What is the most challenging part of working in cybersecurity?
4. How has AI affected the cybersecurity job market, and would you still recommend pursuing this career?
5. Would you say you enjoy working in cybersecurity? If so, what do you enjoy most about your work?
6. Do you usually collaborate with a team, or is most of the work done independently?
7. What does a normal day at your job usually look like?
8. What advice would you give to students interested in cybersecurity careers?

I appreciate anyone willing to help out!