u/JaxTellerr

Been on the scalp lotion for 4 weeks, I use it every other day. It has helped a lot with itching, but somwhere around week 2/3 my flakes have gotten way more than before I started. The itchiness is still less than before I started, but it's slowly returning again, I can feel it. Anyone else ever had the same experience? I use ketoconazole shampoo about 1 to 2 times a week, but not sure if it is still helping.

Saw these and wonder if these are strictly for winter, also what areas of the shorts are from fleece? Anyone have these?

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First two images are of my iPhone, when you're on the today screen (image 1) and tap on ''view diary'' you are presented with a nice concise view of your meals and all the details for that meal (image 2).

However, when you're on the today screen (image 3) on an android (samsung s25 in this case) and tap on view diary, you see this huge screen (image 4) with all the foods in huge blocks rather than the concise view you get on iOS.

It's frustrating since you have to scroll all the way down when the same information could be more condensed just like on iOS. Why the horrible choice for this? Why can't android users see the content of their meal in one glance just like iOS users can?

image 1 iOS

image 2 iOS

image 3 android (today screen)

image 4 Android

I have been using the LG Flatron M2362D (a monitor/TV) since around 2009.

Over the past couple of years, I noticed that if I turn the monitor off completely (not just leave it in standby with the standby light on), it often refuses to power back on. What I usually have to do is unplug the power cable from the wall outlet, plug it back in, and keep trying to turn it on until it eventually starts.

Sometimes I have to unplug and reconnect the power cable 50–60 times before the monitor finally decides to turn on. After dealing with this for a while, I decided to stop turning it off completely and instead leave it in standby, with the standby light on.

I used the monitor this way for about a year without any problems, until today when there was a power outage. Since the monitor lost power completely, I had to unplug and reconnect the power cable around 100 times before I finally got it working again. At one point I thought it wasn't going to turn on at all.

I suspect the problem is with the power board or one of the capacitors, because once the monitor does power on, it works perfectly without any issues.

How much would it typically cost to repair or replace the faulty capacitor(s) or the power board? I'd rather not replace the monitor because it still does everything I need it to do.

So I've been wearing glasses since I was 5 or so, currently 35. Never bothered reading anything about it. My last eye check was 10 years ago and I still wear the same glasses, although I rarely wear them. Maybe an hour a day when I watch movies, purely out of laziness because it does enhance my vision when working on the computer.

I have always had difficulty reading things from afar, but I have never had problems with things up close. So naturally I thought I was nearsighted. I was kinda happy too, because people who are nearsighted have it less worse when presbyopia kicks in. Now I am kind of bummed.

So I am really farsighted, or do I just have astigmatism?

Prescription from 2017:

Right: sphere: +0.75, Cyl: -1.00, Axis 180
Left: Sphere +1.00, Cyl: -1.25, Axis 9

Btw, I do know that the older i got the better my vision got. I remember numbers like -3 and -5 when I was younger.

So I've been wearing glasses since I was 5 or so, currently 35. Never bothered reading anything about it. My last eye check was 10 years ago and I still wear the same glasses, although I rarely wear them. Maybe an hour a day when I watch movies, purely out of laziness because it does enhance my vision when working on the computer.

I have always had difficulty reading things from afar, but I have never had problems with things up close. So naturally I thought I was nearsighted. I was kinda happy too, because people who are nearsighted have it less worse when presbyopia kicks in. Now I am kind of bummed.

So I am really farsighted, or do I just have astigmatism?

Prescription from 2017:

Right: sphere: +0.75, Cyl: -1.00, Axis 180
Left: Sphere +1.00, Cyl: -1.25, Axis 9

Btw, I do know that the older i got the better my vision got. I remember numbers like -3 and -5 when I was younger.

It's blurry and not sharp, it's at most 720p. Netflix and Prime Video always work fine for me and can easily watch 1080p. Apple TV+ doesn't work, tried the Windows app, Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Then I tried comparing it with google chromecast on the same monitor, and I was amazed by the quality. So what can I do to make it 1080p?

Did anyone figure out if there is an option to get separate wallpapers again for iOS. My wallpapers got auto deleted yesterday that I set for light and dark mode. Now I can only choose one. So stupid.

Am I the only one? chat background is gone for me. I had a chat background for light and dark mode, both are gone. It's plain white and black now

I got this as a promo for basically free. I am a male with oily t-zone and nose area. Will this cause break-outs? I found two opinions on reddit saying that some people got breakouts and other acne-prone people had no problems at all. Since it is advertised for dry skin, would this potentially be too much for me?

https://preview.redd.it/xs3wf7f7s89h1.png?width=423&format=png&auto=webp&s=f47a3eb502308f89ca6f6562a8e889d0c20ce45a

I got this as a promo for basically free. I am a male with oily t-zone and nose area. Will this cause break-outs? I found two opinions on reddit saying that some people got breakouts and other acne-prone people had no problems at all. Since it is advertised for dry skin, would this potentially be too much for me?

https://preview.redd.it/9qqn3zpsr89h1.png?width=423&format=png&auto=webp&s=1a5a4e1e246f9eb4adbefe07a7b51d9319198cae

It is advertised for dry/sensitive skin. Would it be okay for mixed/oily skin? Haven't found many reviews on oily skin.

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