u/xlyusbg

Hello everyone,

It’s been about 5 years since I had Femto-LASIK surgery. Before the surgery, I had around -3.75 and -3.25 myopia, along with -1.50 and -2.50 astigmatism.

Recently, I’ve started having vision issues again. I feel like I need glasses when driving because I can’t clearly read license plates or street signs. My eyes also feel tired almost all the time, and sometimes my vision gets noticeably worse after spending several hours on the computer.

Has anyone here had a LASIK enhancement/revision after Femto-LASIK? If so, how was your experience?

I’d also really appreciate recommendations for a good clinic or doctor on the West Coast of the U.S., along with approximate pricing for a LASIK enhancement.

Thanks!

Hello!

I am looking for new/100% health gen4 or gen5 nvme ssd - it should have own dram cache.

Thanks

Hello,

I am looking for 4tb gen4 or gen5 (preferably) ssd.

T710, 9100pro, SN8100 and I am open to other brands!

Thanks!

Hello,

I was using my Logitech Superstrike X2 on a Wallhack Carnage Sora glasspad, and it was working flawlessly until about a week ago. Suddenly, the sensor started randomly jumping and tracking inaccurately, moving my cursor to places I never intended. This has seriously affected my gameplay.

At first, I assumed the issue was caused by worn-out skates, so I replaced them with dot skates. Unfortunately, the issue remained exactly the same. Now, my RMA request is being denied simply because I changed the skates.

Since when does replacing mouse skates void a warranty? Mouse skates are consumable parts that naturally wear down over time. Do you genuinely expect customers to use the original skates forever without replacing them?

The sensor issue clearly has nothing to do with the skates, especially considering the problem existed before I replaced them. Denying warranty coverage over something as normal as replacing worn skates feels unreasonable and extremely disappointing.

That's RED FLAG NO MORE LOGITECH.