Gregrs

For some reason, I feel like I'm the only one who is constantly creating new characters; I'm never happy with the characters that I make. I'll make one, play it up until level 7 or so, then I start to think how cool a mage would be to make. So I go make a mage, realize it's really hard to level up and it's only really good at higher levels. So then I try to make an assassin type of character. I play it, I get bored, then go back to making a warrior. So do you guys have an suggestions on what race I should play? One that's actually fun and doesn't get boring easily.

She has a microphone for recording, I'm just wondering what she was going to need. My guess would be a mostly CPU based computer because she's not playing games, she's really just recording and rending stuff.

My moms friend is looking for a new laptop. She says that she does courthouse work with recording audio for people doing their confessions or whatever and stuff of that nature. Any suggestions on what she should get? There's not really a budget, but try to keep it under $400. Deals are the best

In essence, our entire personalities are based around other people’s opinions; that we either choose to disagree or agree with. But the fabric of how we regard opinions is interesting. So what influences our opinions? Well it can be anything from your parents, your friends, pop culture, social media, the government, that random guy you heard say he didn’t like a popular movie. The fact of the matter is, when someone says, “no one cares about your opinion” or, “what do you mean you disagree with me on something? I don’t want to hear that. And that means you’re wrong.” The opposite is actually true. People are inherently curious as to what other people think; no matter if we agree with it or not, we naturally want to share ideas, thoughts, and opinions. And the problems that opinions cause are entirely based on how people chose to react to them. And this is why opinions piss me off; why can’t you just accept that this person doesn’t like this thing, or this person does like this thing? Now, let’s answer my own rhetorical question; why does everyone have to be so fucking stupid? Well, I guess being a reasonable, thoughtful human is pretty much unheard of; and it’s partially because you’re almost validating the opinion by reacting in such a way. Which creates this endless cycle of people trying to change one another’s opinions. Some people make it their mission to try and change the opinions of those who disagree with them, which almost never works. It’s very difficult to try and change someone’s opinion this way, and forcefully trying to change someone will do nothing but give them more of a reason to plant themselves even deeper into their current mindset. I think people in general are just scared to form their own opinions; we desperately search for a way to validate everything, when in reality we should be focusing on the thing itself, not why you’re an idiot for feeling the way you do. I guess what I’m trying to say is, just don’t be a cock. It is possible to put forward a thought without insulting someone. Or if you do still want to insult everyone, at least try to turn it into comedy or something creative.

I've seen some misinterpretations here I'll just clear this up quickly. I don't do meth, I don't have friends that do meth. What I was saying was the people that post the stupid stuff to facebook are mostly meth heads. However, most of the people I tend to argue with are smart, but don't know anything about what their arguing about. For example, this girl in our school has like a 3.2 GPA, but said this on facebook, "Some people just don't understand how the world works. Why would you lock chickens up in cages so you can harvest eggs? Why would you brutally murder cows so you can have food? This is why society is messed up. People do all of this, and then lie on top of it, no good comes in lying to one another." All of her "smart" friends liked her post, but I commented this: "Chickens aren't locked in cages and forced to lay eggs. Most chickens, in fact, are free to roam around and lay eggs whenever it's time to do so. As for killing cows, I'm not sure on how all of it works, but I've heard that it's quick and you don't actually "brutally murder" any cows. As for the lying part, yes, lying is bad, but sometimes you have to lie. I mean, most people say that they want the truth, but do they really? I mean, I've known people to say that, but then when I tell them something truthful, they get mad because it was mean. But it was truthful. You see my point?" I'm not going to go into the whole conversation, but basically she started ranting and bring her friends to come "target" me because I was somehow "wrong" on everything I said.

I'm having a bit of a problem. Not just something that has been going on for a week or two, but my entire life. To be completely honest with you, I don't like people much. The reason for that is mostly because of the stuff I hear in conversations, or see on social media. I see some of the stupidest things ever, like how meth isn't addictive and solves all of your problems. This is where the essence of the problem generally lies. I'm a smart person, I'm not going to lie. I just have this really bad habit of correcting people when they're wrong. No, I don't do this to everyone, but just the people that don't have any reasoning skills at all. Like the people who think meth should be legalized because it solves all of your problems. This causes them to hate me, and them telling all of their friends to hate me, so because of something I said, I automatically have 20 people hating me. Generally, I'm not a very social person. Reason being, I'm scared someone will say something stupid, and I'll correct them on it forcing them to get mad at me and "hate me for life". Does anyone else have this problem? I'm 17 years old btw.

When I try to get on minecraftforums, I get this error: How do I fix this? I can get on with my phone, just not my computer.

I've tried Rohos, and VeraCrypt. When I plug my USB into a computer, it doesn't prompt me to put in a password to be able to open the thing.

I bring my flash drive pretty much everywhere I go, just in case. If I were to loose it, a bunch of important stuff would be able to be seen by anyone. Is there a way toi make it so when you plug the flash drive into your computer, it would prompt you with a password to be able to open the usb?

I have used both, and get the same result unfortunately...

Not really that. I'll just be editing a video in sony vegas and what not, and I'll get these long freezes and sometimes crashes. It's really quite annoying.

I don't have a lot of room to put a PC, so I'm going to be using the silverstone RVZ01B case. My current computer runs games somewhat decently high settings, and most games on medium. It renders things pretty fast, but basic things like Sony vegas pro and Adobe Premiere Pro crash because my computer starts to lag and stuff like that. This new build that I'm planning has to be better then my current computer. I have an FX-6300, XFX Radeon HD 7870, 8GB RAM, and 1TB HDD space. Some games that I'll be playing are GTA V, League of Legends, Trove, Skyrim, Minecraft, Battlefield 4, Terraria, and some others that aren't to graphically intensive. I already have all of my peripherals and an operating system. All I need is the computer. My max budget is ~$720.