u/Mr_Rotch_61

Been having issues since February regarding pelvis and testicle pains. Urologist thinks I have prostatitis, so he put me on Ciprofloxacin for two weeks. After the two weeks were up, symptoms came back so he put me on a higher dose of Cipro for three weeks.

After the three weeks were up, I was still experiencing issues. I was supposed to have a follow-up appointment the following Monday. They called me two days later and said that they had to cancel the appointment because the doctor was going to be out of the office 'for a while', and said that I won't be able to see him till my next appointment in August. Any other Urologists I can see can't see me till around the same time.

Today I was having sharp pains in my pelvis after eating lunch. I think it's related to stool about ready to pass, as it happened again after dinner. I'm worried that my prostate is enlarged, and makes it difficult for stool to pass through my colon.

It could also be related to masturbation as well. I've previously had issues where I would feel a pressure sensation in my pelvis later in the day after masturbating, and it felt very similar earlier (kinda felt like something was borderline about to rupture).

Seeing as how doctors have failed me, I need advice from internet strangers. Does this sound like Prostatitis? I'm worried it could also be prostate cancer, which has me even more mad that they're making me wait this long to figure out what's going on. If it is prostatitis, is there anything I can do to help alleviate the symptoms/make it go away (since antibiotics didn't work)?

I'm looking to calibrate my computer monitor so my game consoles don't look over-saturated. This means that I cannot rely on ICC profiles like with Windows, so I'm looking for a way to best calibrate the monitor from a hardware standpoint.

My current monitor has a '6 axis color' settings, in which I can manually adjust the Saturation and Hue of Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Magenta and Yellow. Problem is, I am unsure how to properly calibrate the monitor using these settings.

I do have a Calibrite ColorChecker Display Plus along with the Calibrite Profiler software, but I'm not sure if I can manually calibrate a monitor, or if the program is only used to generate ICC Profiles. Could use some help pointing me in the right direction. Thanks!

When you're looking at a specific piece of armor in your inventory, and it displays how much damage reduction it has, it'd be nice if one of the info boxes underneath would say 'Normal', 'Sturdy', or 'Heavy' for easy identification.

Is there a mod that does this?

I've been hankering some Fallout 4 lately, but I already 100% Fallout 4 on my Xbox prior to the 'Next Gen' update, meaning I missed out on playing it at 4K 60fps, so I've been playing it on PC instead going for Steam achievements.

Then I thought, it would be cool if we had a system in place on Xbox that would allow us to 'Prestige' or reset our Achievements, so we could have even more of an excuse to go back and play older games we already finished. Then, when we Prestige, we earn a Badge/Trophy/Medal that would be displayed on our Xbox profiles, so we get some sort of progression out of it, and each Prestige would level up the 'Tier' of that Badge indefinitely.

Given that older (Xbox 360) titles are impossible to 100% because of multiplayer related achievements, I would like it if you didn't necessarily need to have 100% of the Achievements to Prestige. Give players the ability to Prestige at any time, and have the Achievement's gamerscore value contribute to overall Badge progress (were, if the base game would have 1,000 Gamerscore, it would take that many points to unlock the badge/next tier of that badge).

What do you all think?

Edit: The only caveat I can think of are slop games that are designed to be 100% completed very quickly to give players a ton of Gamerscore. There could be a system in place were maybe you would only be able to Prestige after a certain amount of time has passed (maybe 6 months). Or just have them disable Prestiging on these slop games entirely.