u/Wowoking

I play a web based rhythm game and basically if you accidentally press this button you get taken out of the game completely. I removed ctrl + F and the other annoyances but you seemingly cant change this shortcut from the settings page even if you try.

Is there a way to fix this or is there something im overlooking?

I'm about to get this keyboard as im happy with its value and quality, however im looking for the switches that are the quietest out of the variants that they sell. Not silent though.

These are the variants

-Barbie
-Star Vector
-Graywood
-Strawberry Mint
-Reaper
-Ice Vein (I've read in some places that this one can be quiet but its not available for me rn)

I'm finding a ton of contradictory info online so I need help on out of these switches which two are generally quietest.

I've been playing 4key rhythm games for 10 months now and I'm about to go to college, so I really gotta ditch this loud plasticky membrane keyboard for something better and more respectful. Although, I don't want completely silent keys.

Trying to keep it under 100 dollars. Preferred 75%. I don't mind that much either way for lighting, software, hot-swappable keys.

I've been playing 4key for 10 months now and I'm about to go to college, so I really gotta ditch this loud plasticky membrane keyboard for something better and more respectful. Although, I don't want completely silent keys.

I feel like the rhythm gaming community and keyboard community might have some overlap so I thought I might as well try asking here. Trying to keep it under 100 dollars. Preferred 75%. I don't mind that much either way for lighting, software, hot-swappable keys.

I am 100% positive that Mom's isn't real but not too sure about dad's. Either way I'm still pretty disgusted by the amount they lie at my expense. How am I able to confirm this? If I do will I be the one taking the hit since its my college documents? My dad was the one who filled the FAFSA though. If I do try to call someone about this will my parents be under fire?

For some context:

Mom:
-Graduated from a University in India (DAVV) known for fake degrees in 2001

-Masters in computer Science

-Never used the degree a day in her life

-Cant recall any basic, high school level information from the degree

-Cried when my brother brought it up

-I've never seen a physical degree or documents from college

-Never heard any college stories beyond hostel stuff

Dad:
-Graduated from Nagpur University in 1996 - The same University was caught for a major fraud case for fake/enhanced marksheets SPECIFICALLY for the engineering department in 1999

-Bachelors in Electronics Engineering

-Never used the degree a day in his life

-Cant recall any basic information from the degree

-I've never seen a physical degree or documents from college

-Never heard any college stories

I was 10 years old when I felt the worst pain of my life thus far. During a roughly 40 minute descent to a vacation spot, I started having some really bad ear pain (I have had a history with deep impacted ear wax completely blocking my ear and causing some bad barotrauma pain).

However, that flight was different. Just above my jawbone I felt an insane amount of pain shoot down my jaw. It was very hot and after the matter I described it like "bullets ripping through a vein in my jaw" because my kid brain thought this was air bubbles in my veins. It lasted for 10-30 minutes my memory is a bit hazy on the duration; it might have felt like forever in my head.

The worst part was that it would shoot down and subside completely with no pain for a bit and then just shoot down again (sometimes in bursts of two). I was sweating intensely and froze up. I really wanted to die or ask my dad who was sitting next to me for a doctor when we landed but he was not really the type to actually empathize or understand what was going on so I stayed silent.

I randomly brought it up to a pediatrician once and he said he hasn't personally had a patient come to him with this issue and that its not his area. However, he said based on the positions of the nerve to the ear, the description of the pain, the flight could have definitely caused a trigeminal nerve event. To be careful he said to see a doctor right away if it comes back without any warning, and definitely get the ear wax fixed if you plan on flying again.

So far it hasn't happened in eight years. I'm not coming for medical advice I'm just wondering was this pain similar to the pain yall feel on a chronic, debilitating basis? Cause now I'm seriously able to empathize and understand you guys if that's the case.

If not then I still have no idea what happened to me.

This is a lesser known tornado known for having one of the highest gate-to-gate radar measurements of all time.

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