u/hei_08

I'm on the verge of madness, my phone (Samsung A36) takes 3 seconds to load apps, even system apps like settings, it even takes a few seconds to turn on. I've tried practically everything. I freed up storage (out of 128GB, only 53% is being used), RAM (out of 6GB, 3.8GB is being used). I optimize it every day and I've also restarted it. I even changed the animations to 0.5 and turned off battery saver (which they told me makes the processor work less, I don't know how true that is). I think I've tried everything I could. This is my last resort. Do you have any last recommendations?

¡Hola! Estoy pensando en hacerme mechas rosas, pero me da mucho miedo decolorarme el pelo. Tengo el pelo rizado natural con un poco de frizz, pero no diría que es excesivo. Casi nunca me lo he alisado, aunque últimamente he estado pensando en hacerlo más a menudo, quizás una vez cada semana o dos. Nunca me he decolorado el pelo. Solo me lo he teñido unas cuantas veces (unas 2 o 3 en total), y dos de ellas con tinte semipermanente Arctic Fox. Mi mayor preocupación es el daño que pueda causar la decoloración. ¿Crees que mi pelo aguantará la decoloración para mechas rosas, teniendo en cuenta que nunca me lo he decolorado antes? ¿O hay algo que deba hacer antes para asegurarme de que mi pelo esté lo suficientemente sano?

I usually play farm simulators, lately I've tried many games but none have hooked me enough, which of these two do you recommend more?

Hi! I'm looking for game recommendations. I usually play cozy games and farming sims, but lately I've been wanting to try something different. I don't want anything too combat heavy because I'm terrible at combat. I'm looking for something that strikes a nice balance between the two.I guess I just want a change of pace while still keeping that relaxing vibe and finding a game that can keep me entertained for hours. I hope that makes at least a little sense I know it's kind of hard to explain. (Recommendations for both Steam and Nintendo are welcome)

Some games I usually play:

- Stardew Valley

- Pokopia

- Fields of Mistria

- Roots of Pacha

- Cult of the Lamb

- Ace Attorney

-Moonlighter

I've come across this game and found the premise interesting. Lately, I've been buying a lot of pixel art style games focused on management or farming. Many compare it to Stardew Valley but say the gameplay is not similar, and I've seen mixed opinions regarding the gameplay. What do you think, have you played it, do you recommend it?

I know this might be a silly question but I'm new to this country and I don't really know how the school system works. I'm going to high school, and I applied to a certain high school that was next to my middle school where all my friends went. The system recently assigned me to another high school relatively close to mine, but I don't want to go. Are there possibilities to transfer? And about the schedule, I passed both the class and the exam for algebra, so I would be moving on to geometry, but the schedule says I'll have algebra this year, which is incorrect. I've never had to change a class before, so I don't know how that works.

I recently got some birthday money, and my original plan was to buy a Nintendo Switch OLED.I really like the OLED model for a few reasons: I think it's the perfect size, I love the screen, and I genuinely prefer the white Joy-Cons. I only got into gaming recently, and I mostly play indie games and management/simulation games, so I don't really need the extra power of the Switch 2.My problem is that I tend to overthink worst-case scenarios. Lately, more and more games have been announced as Switch 2 exclusives. None of them interest me enough to justify buying a Switch 2 right now (although Splatoon Raiders is tempting), but I'm worried that in a few years most new games will only release on the newer console and I'll regret buying the OLED instead.The Switch 2 would cost me about $150 more, and I'm not sure if it's worth spending that much extra just because of a hypothetical fear of missing out.If you were in my situation, would you still buy the Switch OLED, or would you save up for the Switch 2 instead? I'd love to hear from people who have been in a similar position.