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C'est un peu gênant mais j'ai une douleur aux organes génitaux (testicule enflée...) depuis quelques jours déja. Je suis allé voir un pharmacien, et je suis en attente au 811, mais j'aimeais consulter rapidement au cas ou ça se détériore, mais toutes les cliniques que je regarde en ligne semblent être pas mal bookés pour les prochains jours. J'ai un médecin de famille mais il est pas disponible avant 3 semaines. Comme c'est une douleur modérée et que ça semble plutôt stable, je me dis que c'est pas tant approprié d'aller aux urgences...?

D'ailleurs je ne sais pas si je devrais plus regarder du côté des cliniques spécialisés en santé sexuelle, urologie ou n'importe quelle clinique généraliste (je suis pas mal certain que ce n'est pas dû à une ITS).

Je serrais bien heureux d'avoir des suggestions et conseils...

EDIT: Bon désolé pour les détails mais ça à commencé 2 jours après avoir utilisé un cock ring probablement un peu trop tight ou trop longtemps. Si ça peut donner une idée sur la cause.... Je sais, je sais. Je l'ai depuis crissé aux vidanges et je veux plus jamais utiliser ça lol.

UPDATE: Reçu l'appel du 811, ils m'ont donné un rendez-vous en clinique pour dans 2 jours, et dit d'aller aux urgences si mon état empire, mais que pour l'instant c'est pas un cas d'urgence puisque c'est stable et est pas une douleur ''soudaine''. Je considère quand même d'aller aux urgence selon mon niveau de douleur, je check ça. Dans tous les cas, merci pour les conseils.

So, it happens very rarely (like once every few days) but often enough to notice a pattern. Everything stutters intensely for a second or two and then goes back to normal. Happens during games, or watching videos online, maybe during other normal browsing but I'm not sure about that.

Does it sound like a graphics card issue or something else?

Windows 11 on a pretty good gaming PC with a rtx3080 .

So, it happens very rarely (like once every few days) but often enough to notice a pattern. Everything stutters intensely for a second or two and then goes back to normal. Happens during games, or watching videos online, maybe during other normal browsing but I'm not sure about that.

Does it sound like a graphics card issue or something else?

Windows 11 on a pretty good gaming PC with a rtx3080 .

In the context of the recent announcements by Sony, I've seen a lot of people help them push the narrative that consumers don't buy physical anymore by using that single piece of data. But it's a very nice cherry picked number that helps Sony justify that narrative so they can save on hardware, on producing physical games, not have to compete with other stores and the second hand market...

The truth is that this number includes games that aren't available physically. Now, if you have even a slight understanding of statistic, you may understand why that number is very deceptive... The fact is that when games are available physically, players consistently still buy physical copies. SpiderMan 2 sold 54% physical and Astro Bot sold 55 physical for exemple. I think physical sales are still going down as Sony consistently push digital sales, but it's far more complex than ''player preferences''...it's mostly Sony's preferences and how they get you to play digital, in their own self-interest.

Not only that, but that data doesn't say a single thing about all the players who mostly buy games on the second hand market.

In short, focusing on that data is just Sony is showing a picture of what serves them rather than a true representation of what players prefer.

Now, you can argue for or against the disappearance of physical games if you want, but I feel like it would be nice to stop misrepresenting that number as ''players don't buy physical anyways''.

I've read this is just a thing with Pixel phones, but is there any way to circumvent that? Photos from my 10 Pro all look like the saturation is quite a bit lower than real life, and look greyish. I know there's some features to make the phone display rich colors or such things, but I want the photo itself to be more true to life, for social media posts and such where people won't watch them on their nonexistent pixel phone.

I know I can manually edit them one by one but that's a pain in the butt when you're trying to be more efficient with social media (for work, in my case).

I took a photo of a drawing I made on white paper and the damn paper literally looks desaturated grey in the pictures...

I love the phone otherwise but this is a near dealbreaker for me. Is there something I'm missing?

So with the more recent reports about plant-based protein powders being rather high in lead content, I've been switching to Whey.

That said, I used to use Vega One or Good Protein because they also act kind of as a meal replacement if I'm in a hurry. Is there an all-in-one equivalent that is based on whey protein? Or alternatively, is there protein-less shakes that have everything else there is in those shakes that I could just mix in with whey?