u/kind_stranger07

I graduated March this year and Ive been on and off reviewing. I didn’t start doing bootcamp until July and I do some review on the notes once in a while. Do i need a schedule on how many hours i need to study and questions to practice? Or does doing practice questions enough?

Even though I already watched the crash courses, I still forget some of the contents from the videos. I also forget the information and make the same mistakes from practice questions. Any advice on remembering them and doing better?

My first ever gaming device/laptop, alienware x15 r2 (i7 9th, 16gb, rtx 3070 ti). I lowkey have no idea what I'm doing and how to adjust my laptop for games. Whenever I play a game in high setting, my laptop's fans gets really loud and it stops charging when the battery gets super hot. Anyway to fix this without having to turn down settings on my games?

My first ever gaming device/laptop, alienware x15 r2 (i7 9th, 16gb, rtx 3070 ti). I lowkey have no idea what I'm doing and how to adjust my laptop for games. Whenever I play a game in high setting, my laptop's fans gets really loud and it stops charging when the battery gets super hot. Anyway to fix this without having to turn down settings on my games?

I’m planning to sell my steam deck and use that money plus extra cash to buy a gaming laptop.
Preferably one that is better than the SD but not too exercise. Any suggestion??

Is this laptop worth it than a SD especially Im not really using the SD for portability. I only play games on my desk, is it worth it in trade for better performance?

I was able to play this game on a family shared steam account. Everytime I sign in on EA, it wont let me play because i dont have the game on ea account

Sa mga recent grads, na clear na mo sa SUMC or ako ra hahaha

23(M) I’m kind of introverted but I also know how to joke around and talk to people. I’ve noticed that whenever I just joined a circle or a group of people, it feels like they’re teasing, laughing at me, tracking me or putting me on the spot. And I guess I got no problem with that, but I think it’s the way they communicate afterwards that these people have this condescending vibe. Like Im either asking a question and they tease me for asking or make convos and they don’t take it seriously at first.
Especially as a guy it’s weird when a woman does it. I’m average height in my country and Im not considered fat or even chubby (mentioning this because I know people target you when you have a physical trait that stands out). I have no problem with talking with people and maybe my humor is a little different. I do keep to myself but I also try to balance out talking to people in a group or social setting. I also wouldn’t consider it bullying all the time since I can stand up for myself but when the only way they approach me is by teasing me first or don’t take any convos seriously, it kinda feels like that.

Any idea why people have this approach? Or if you are these people why? Anything I can do to stop this or is this something I have to accept? And is this just overthinking?

Is it just me, or murag stricta ra gyud kaayo ang security diri. Ika pila na bulan ga puyo na ko diri, mo lantaw gyd sila kada naa ko buhaton. Buotan raman ang mga guards, usahay, pero ang nawong nila e hatag kay murag naa kay lain intetions 😂

Im M(23), I only have a few friend and I spend a lot of my time a lone. I feel like this is because I went to a major full of women and dudes who like to do “cool” things. I’ve partied a few times only if my girl comes with me. I only drink a couple of times and never smoked or planned to smoked cigs and have done weed once. I’ve also met a few people and got a long but Im a little picky in which I don’t want to be part of circles where people exclude you for not being WAY into their own habits/hobbies/lifestyle.

My question is, especially to those who interact different people on the daily, is it possible to get a long and be part of a group of friends without having to do vices or be addicted to anything?