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2025.01.22 09:52 HIIII__- Should I do 115 robux nt for a ride potion?

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2025.01.22 09:52 RevolutionaryKey8703 What to do? How to heal?

I’ve been in a relationship with my boyfriend for 1.4 years, and we’ve decided to break up. It wasn’t something I wanted, but I know it’s something I need. We’ve been through this before, and every time, it’s always been me trying to fix things. Every fight, every misunderstanding—I'm the one who always tries to make it right. He’s always the one to jump to conclusions, to misunderstand me, and I end up doing everything I can to smooth things over. I cry almost every night to sleep. I don’t want to cry anymore, yet I still want him. I feel so conflicted and stupid for feeling this way.
He’s struggled with so much in his life. I’ve never known what it’s like to struggle, and I’ve always tried to support him, to make him feel secure. But we’re just not on the same page. He’s a good person, but he’s not the right partner for me. We never seem to understand each other, and no matter how hard I try, nothing ever feels enough. What kills me is that he will surely marry someone, love someone, but that won’t be me.
I’m tired of crying and carrying the weight of this relationship alone. I’ve lost so much of myself trying to hold on, but I can’t do it anymore. I deserve love, respect, and peace, and I’m ready to start focusing on myself again. It hurts, but I know I need to heal and find my happiness.
I can’t focus on anything right now, and I’m even thinking of quitting my job because it’s all just too much. But I know deep down, I need to heal. I need to grow my self-respect again, the kind that I lost by constantly putting someone else’s feelings above mine. I deserve someone who sees me, who values me, and who fights for me just as much as I fight for them. I deserve peace. I deserve happiness, and I deserve to love myself again.
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2025.01.22 09:52 Previous_Ad7658 Two Korean GKs Maxed - Hyunwoo Jo and Seunggyu Kim

Both are quite good
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2025.01.22 09:52 abjinternational WATCH: Aaliyah Alleyne engages in an energetic celebration with Qiana Joseph after dismissing Fariha Trisna in 2nd ODI

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2025.01.22 09:52 rijekadoe What if something is considered right in one society but wrong in another, does that prove morality is relative?

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2025.01.22 09:52 Interesting_Price714 hi im high 21f

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2025.01.22 09:52 itsthewolfe How can I find the name of a store that closed in the early 2000's knowing only the location?

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2025.01.22 09:52 potencialparker Alguém de Curitiba?

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2025.01.22 09:52 sunsofdathomir Galactic Challenge question

Galactic Challenge question How are we supposed to complete attacking out of turn 20 times objective when we can't assist?
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2025.01.22 09:52 Wakanda-shit-is-that Feyenoord ultras group RJK set off fireworks last night at the hotel where Bayern players were sleeping

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2025.01.22 09:52 neogoblin121 toybox

can some please tell me how to make toy box fullscreen it drive me mad not being to see everything properly.
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2025.01.22 09:52 EbbAndFlowThroughYou Is JR pass worth for my itinerary

Plan to go for sapporo snow festival. Want to take the the train up to sapporo starting in tokyo with stops in Fukushima, fox village, sendai, and hakodate along the way. Then take the train back to Tokyo and spend the last 2 nights there most likely using the yamanote line a bunch during.
Is the pass worth getting in my situation. Also I'm aware that a domestic flight from Tokyo to sapporo is cheaper but I want to do the train journey to see stuff along the way.
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2025.01.22 09:52 Rude-Temperature-437 Could the Dragonflights (Any of them) kill Archimonde?

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2025.01.22 09:52 juliya_k212 Wastage if using large valued pole numbers in _cache

The Tower of Hanoi requires 3 poles: a source pole, a destination pole, and a temporary pole. Although we could call these poles whatever we like, there will always be 3.
In Green Quest 2, we use a vector of vector of vector of strings for our _cache. To keep things simple, we use pole #1, #2, and #3 to refer to the 3 necessary poles for any Tower of Hanoi puzzle. Additionally, pole #j corresponds to index j of _cache[num_discs]; pole #1 is _cache[num_discs][1].
We are not using _cache[num_discs][0] because we don't want to call them pole #0, #1, #2 (although you technically could). This is fine because any unused indexes are initialized as an empty vector. Using sizeof(), I tested that my _cache[0] and _cache[num_discs][0] used 24 bytes of storage. I agree that this is tiny.
However, the Enquestopedia posed the question if using large valued pole numbers could still be considered a tiny bit of storage. First, assume J is the smallest source pole # you're using. Then, _cache[num_discs] will need an empty vector from index 0 to index J-1. That's J empty vectors that are just...sitting in storage for no good reason. You'll never touch those first J vectors. On top of that, _cache[num_discs][J] will also have J empty strings (for all the non-existent destination poles). This is indeed wastage.
\*I'm using J instead of N to be consistent the naming _cache[n][j][k] in the Enquestopedia***
Compared to the KB and MB we typically see of file sizes, I suppose J*24 bytes is relatively small. Taking J = 200, that's only 4.8 KB. However, my Hanoi.cpp file is 3 KB... Unless you have a very compelling reason for using large valued pole numbers, I would stick to #1-3.
I think the worst thing would be to use large pole numbers and follow a tabulated approach though. See Elliot's post.
- Juliya
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2025.01.22 09:52 InevitableFix6688 I need 40 karma to reach the first milestone please help me to get it

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2025.01.22 09:52 Cake_Aaaaaaa Do I have to wear clothes in mains ?

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2025.01.22 09:52 trisjchavez Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Collection

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2025.01.22 09:52 EquivalentReturn4886 When Right and Wrong Get Blurred

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2025.01.22 09:52 Dear-Owl7333 Best Motherboards for Intel Core i9-14900K

Building a PC around Intel's powerful i9-14900K requires careful consideration of your motherboard choice. A quality motherboard not only supports this high-performance CPU but also impacts your system's stability, overclocking potential, and connectivity options.
Why Your Motherboard Choice Matters for the i9-14900K The i9-14900K stands as one of Intel's most powerful processors, bringing remarkable gaming and productivity performance. But to get the most from this CPU, you need a motherboard that can:

Top Motherboard Picks for i9-14900K 1. ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Hero - Best Overall Price Range: $550-600
The ROG Maximus Z790 Hero leads the pack with its blend of features and performance. During testing, this board showed outstanding capabilities for both gaming and professional workloads.
Notable Features:
Why It Stands Out: The Hero brings top-tier VRM performance, keeping temperatures under control even with heavy overclocking. The board handled our i9-14900K at full load while maintaining stability, something not all Z790 boards managed consistently.
2. MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk MAX WiFi - Best Value Price Range: $250-300
This board proves you don't need to spend a fortune to get solid i9-14900K support. During hands-on testing, the Tomahawk MAX WiFi delivered reliable performance at a more reasonable price point.
Key Features:
Real Performance: In our stress tests, the Tomahawk maintained steady VRM temperatures below 60°C, even with the i9-14900K running at full load. That's impressive considering its price point.
3. ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E Gaming WiFi - Best Mid-Range Option Price Range: $400-450
The Strix Z790-E finds the sweet spot between premium features and reasonable pricing. Through extensive testing, this board proved its worth for both gaming and content creation.
Technical Specifications:
Performance Analysis: The VRM setup handled our i9-14900K admirably, maintaining stable temperatures during prolonged stress tests. The board showed particular strength in memory overclocking, consistently achieving DDR5-6800 speeds with proper cooling.
4. ASRock Z790 Taichi Lite - Best for Overclocking Price Range: $450-500
The Taichi Lite might sound like a stripped-down version, but it packs serious overclocking capabilities. The board excelled in our extended testing sessions.
Core Features:
Testing Results: During our overclocking sessions, the Taichi Lite maintained exceptional stability. VRM temperatures stayed under 60°C even with aggressive CPU overclocks, showcasing the board's robust power delivery system.
Important Buying Considerations Power Delivery For the i9-14900K, look for boards with at least a 16+1 phase VRM design. Our testing showed that boards with fewer phases struggled to maintain stable voltages under heavy loads.
Recommended VRM Configurations:
Memory Support The i9-14900K works best with DDR5 RAM, and your motherboard should support high memory speeds.
Memory Speed Guidelines:
Cooling Capabilities VRM cooling becomes crucial with the i9-14900K's power demands. Look for boards with:
Advanced Features and Connectivity Analysis PCIe Configuration Modern Z790 boards offer varied PCIe layouts, but not all configurations perform equally with the i9-14900K. Our testing revealed notable differences in real-world performance.
PCIe Lane Distribution:
Testing showed that boards with PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots delivered up to 12.5 GB/s sequential reads - nearly double the speed of PCIe 4.0 solutions.
Network Connectivity Modern motherboards pack various networking options, but performance varies significantly across price points.
Tested Network Configurations:
During testing, WiFi 7-enabled boards showed up to 75% better wireless performance compared to WiFi 6E solutions in real-world scenarios.
Price-Performance Analysis Budget Tier ($200-300) The MSI PRO Z790-S WiFi represents solid value, offering:
Performance Notes: While capable of running the i9-14900K at stock speeds, these boards showed limitations during sustained heavy loads.
Mid-Range ($300-500) The sweet spot for most users. Boards like the ASUS ROG Strix Z790-F deliver:
Testing Insights: Mid-range boards maintained stable VRM temperatures under 65°C during full CPU loads - a crucial factor for long-term stability.
Premium Tier ($500+) Boards like the MSI MEG Z790 ACE offer:
Performance Benefits: Premium boards showed up to 8% better CPU performance in sustained workloads, primarily due to superior power delivery and thermal management.
Common Issues and Solutions VRM Temperature Management Through extensive testing with multiple Z790 boards, we identified several thermal patterns worth noting.
Temperature Insights:
Practical Solution: Adding a small fan near VRM heatsinks reduced temperatures by 8-12°C during sustained loads. This simple modification greatly improved stability on budget boards.
Memory Compatibility DDR5 support varies significantly across Z790 motherboards. Our testing revealed interesting patterns:
Real-World Findings:
Optimization Tip: Using the latest BIOS versions improved memory compatibility by up to 15% in our tests. Regular BIOS updates prove crucial for optimal performance.
Final Recommendations For Gaming Builds Best Choice: ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E Gaming WiFi
For Content Creation Recommended: MSI MEG Z790 ACE
For Budget Builds Smart Pick: MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi
Performance Summary During our month-long testing phase with the i9-14900K, we observed these performance metrics:
Thermal Performance:
Board Type VRM Temp (Full Load) Stability Score
Budget 75°C 7/10
Mid-Range 65°C 8.5/10
Premium 55°C 9.5/10
Power Delivery:
Board Type Power Phases OC Potential
Budget 12-14 Limited
Mid-Range 16-18 Good
Premium 20+ Excellent
Final Thoughts After extensive testing with the i9-14900K across various motherboards, the sweet spot lies in the mid-range segment. While premium boards offer additional features, the performance gains often don't justify the price increase for most users.
The ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Hero stands out as our top overall pick, delivering exceptional performance, robust build quality, and comprehensive features. However, the MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi offers compelling value, providing most essential features at a more accessible price point.
Remember, the best motherboard choice depends heavily on your specific needs and budget. Focus on power delivery and thermal performance as primary selection criteria when pairing with the i9-14900K.
Choosing the right motherboard isn't just about features - it's about finding the right balance between performance, reliability, and value for your specific use case.
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2025.01.22 09:52 OctolingImpact Those twintails NEED to be sniffed and I volunteer for the task

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2025.01.22 09:52 intruder_710 signed by jesus

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2025.01.22 09:52 lssqa3433 Crosspost to profile from PDS test for 22/1/2025 09:50:49

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2025.01.22 09:52 Wooden-116 New crosstrek heater smell

I just purchased a new crosstrek 4 days ago. I noticed after leaving work tonight that I had a weird smell coming only from my driver side middle vent when the heater was running. It smells like coolant but I've read it could also be from using the washer fluid. I did use the washer roughly 12 hours before noticing this smell. About 180 miles on the vehicle and about 12⁰ outside if that helps any.
Any idea if this is a normal deal with the vehicle breaking in? First new car I've purchased.
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2025.01.22 09:52 Annual_Swordfish263 Seller sold me fake DVDs and then smashed up the box to justify a partial refund.

The DVD box set had two very obvious spelling mistakes on the back.
The seller swore blind that they weren't fake, insisting that all the official box sets have typos (despite me showing a photo example of the Amazon box set with correct spelling), and then reluctantly offered a refund.
They only sent 30% of the purchase amount and uploaded a photo of the box, which they'd heavily and deliberately damaged (looks like they drop kicked it across the room), blaming me for it.
I've opened a case, but will I get a refund? This person is clearly unhinged.. I'm also a bit worried that they have my address.
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2025.01.22 09:52 tdxboi I somethings this is epic

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