I've edited every song I have's metadata in mp3tag, including adding the release year, but when I export these song's files to my mp3 player, the release year consistently remains "unknown" even though other metadata updates accordingly. how can I solve this?
No idea why I feel like this, but sometimes if I think about my cochlear implant for too long I get this weird sense of unease, and start being very, very aware that there's a magnet under my skin, on my head, that has been there for 10 years and will never see the light of day again for as long as I'm alive. It stresses me out, and I end up thinking about taking it out (I wouldn't actually. I need it to hear after all).
Is this a common thing when people have these kind of surgeries? I didn't start becoming uneasy about it until a year ago and I've not seen anyone talk about it.
Under "Daily Life" on the Persona 4 Revival website in English. They look so good!!! I especially love Yosuke's winter clothes in this art style>!​!<
IT LOOKS SO GOOD!!! MARIE !!!!!! WE WIN!!!
getting a lil nervous... it has to be here. It has to
I'd actually be so mad
The expensive fuel situation didn't seem to encourage people to find alternate ways to commute, at least not where I live: people would complain about the price increase and begrudgingly pay it anyway. Maybe I just missed any short-lived change.
Would cars actually have to become so incomprehensibly expensive that a huge house would be cheaper in order for the masses to advocate for public transport and cycling?
I'm thinking about getting a Kobo since it prevents eye strain and apparently makes a more comfortable reading experience. I used to have a Kindle when I was a kid and read a lot on there. I enjoyed how compact it was, and it wasn't as heavy as all the books I had on it would be if I was lugging them around with me in real life.
But I use the libby app on my phone for free anyway, and since the Kobo is so expensive, is it really worth the faff? I've also heard that you can only have one library card at a time syncing with the Kobo, which seems a bit inconvenient.
If you have a Kobo, how does it differ from using Libby on your phone? Is it really any better?
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The leaves on the new growths are turning black and falling off. It wasn't like this yesterday, so I moved it to a shadier area that still gets a lot of sun in the morning. Might need to acclimatise to this weather more?
I also watered it - just under 0.9 cups, (the greg plant app says 0.9 cups every nine days if in direct sunlight) since the most water I would give it was a very hesitant few splashes when it was inside and now it's in the heat maybe more wster is ideal
Careful when looking through any comments on this post by the way, spoiler bots are running rampant. But if you have been spoiled by them, they write like six lines in all caps with apparently the most anticipated stuff in the episode? You don't know what leads up to those spoiler moments, or reactions by the rest of the characters, or anything beyond what those bots say. There'll definitely be way more that will surprise you in the finale than what you've been spoiled for.
This is such a non-issue in the grand scheme of things but I got implanted 10 years ago when I was 11 and I'm getting a growing itch of frustration that the few sports I'm interested in are discouraged. My mental health is down the drain and I desperately need to get out more, and the one thing I found locally that sparked some interest (that I don't need extra equipment for) was woman's kickboxing. When I was 11 I didn't care about doing contact sports, so it was a non-issue when deciding on this surgery, but now I'm like ?!?!?! It would be so fun! And I can't??? Fuck's sake!
The other thing I want to do is cycle, but I live on a dangerous road so it'd be difficult to cycle around. I would have to join a local cycling group, which is fine, but my parents (who I live with) are concerned that I won't be able to hear signals or survive on a bike on the road. I sometimes wish I could walk into a soundproofed room and scream lmao
Probably not but I had a high fever a few weeks ago and while I was in the thick of it, my processor wouldn't connect unless I pushed on the coil in a specific way, and now it's not giving me any sound at all. It's probably just coincidental that a terrible fever and hardware malfunction aligned to be within the same few days, and I've ordered a new coil anyway, but thought I'd ask in the meantime just in case
Some days I'm just not in the mood to wear my processor. Hearing is exhausting especially when you have to work so much harder at it than everyone else, as you definitely know. But it's so uncomfortable to be in proximity to others when I don't have it on - everyone treats me like glass when I can't hear! I can't stand it!
I've had this processor for years but I've never actually known how to pair it to my roger on microphone. when they disconnect i just hold and release the pairing buttons on both of them for like 10 minutes until the processor flashes blue and the microphone links up at the same second but most of the time the processor keeps switching channels and the microphone shows that it can't find my processor.
with my technique timing is crucial but there's no way what i'm doing is the fastest or easiest way to pair them so. how do i actually keep them in bluetooth pairing mode long enough to recognise each other