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I want to use it to write notes, but since I use different notebooks for different classes, I tend to accidently write notes for one class in another classes notebook because it automatically opens to it and I forget that its the previous class notebook.

I thought a nice easy solution to this would be to make my boox tablet automatically go to the home screen every time I turn it on so I can be more conscious about what notebook I use to write. Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated.

I’ve been trying to shop on amazon for good high waisted pants but after many buys and returns and too few good finds, I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions on where I can look for them!

The inner lining of the case smells HORRID 😭😭

I tried wiping it down with clorox wipes and even isopropyl alcohol and nothing has worked so far 🤕

I thought I found an awesome solution to this when I saw a post of someone using a candle warmer as a simmer pot, but it seems like that is a fire hazard too 😭

I live in a dorm so I gotta be really careful about this stuff 😓

I thought I found an awesome solution to this when I saw a post of someone using a candle warmer as a simmer pot, but it seems like that is a fire hazard too 😭

I live in a dorm so I gotta be really careful about this stuff 😓

I went through a depressive episode which made my room smell like shit and now my laptop smells like shit too

Is there anything I can do to get rid of the smell?

As someone who doesn’t need/want to rely on AI to search and learn new things, how would you best recommend I use other tools like search engines and libraries to assuage credible and helpful information?

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They say to go to My Asu to "My employment" but I don't see such a link on the actual my asu page; is there now a new way to set up direct deposit as a student employee?

I’m trying to decide between Resident Evil 4 Remake and Silent Hill 2 Remake on PC with the steam summer sale going on rn. I know they’re both survival horror games, but they seem to offer pretty different experiences.

For context:
I enjoy games with a strong atmosphere and memorable stories, but I also like satisfying gameplay and combat.
I’m okay with horror as long as it isn’t just constant jump scares. Psychological horror is interesting if it’s done well.
I usually only play through a game once, so I’m looking for the one that leaves the biggest overall impression

Performance on PC also matters, so if one runs noticeably better than the other, I’d like to know.