Muirj101

By learning something you you actually need to understand what HTML is used for then step into CSS and why that is used. Writing body and paragraph tags is not enough
 
Html is quite basic, CSS is mostly a pain in the ....
 
I recommend a youtube channel called TraversyMedia

no problem im glad i could help

I learned from this: https://www.w3schools.com/html/
 
Teaches the basics fairly well 
 

https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/language/html-css has some good tutorials/guides
it's a step by step program to learn it.

Take a look at YouTube mmtuts he is awesome ! 

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/html/html_marquees.htm heres one it may be too basic though, hold on ill find a better one.

Backit up

Welcome back! Sorry for the hassle!

That’s exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for that!! Will be purchasing later this month

http://www.maxkeyboard.com/max-ansi-pbt-104-key-cherry-mx-keycap-set-front-side-print.html
 
Also allows 6.25 bottom row

@Muirj101 if you can't afford sleeving, I would say the next best option would be to use a black sharpie, that should do the trick in the mean time.
If not that then what @Imbellis mentioned, using electrical tape is also a thought.

As people have previously said, painting them with poor quality paint may cause it to flake off over time. Personally, I'd recommend using electrical tape over paint. It would last for quite a while and at worst - the tape may become stiffer over time.
 
With a budget of $10, you could get 20+ yards of 3/4" tape - quite enough for a set of PSU cables.

I've check you out, and it's a little pricy for me. I legit have $10, and can't stand the ketchup and mustard. I also have a non modular PSU

Only when it's good.
 
And by good I mean that I find it good.

I've been listing to metal and similar genres increasingly again over the past few years since there has been very few good electronic songs since 2013, so I had to go back to the good old stuff. I mainly listen to older stuff as I don't really find much new stuff I like as much.
Types of metal I like? Thrash, Heavy, Alt, Speed, Nu, Metalcore, and as long as it good I'll listen. I also like Grunge.
Some of the metal bands I like:
Metallica, Iron Maiden, Motorhead, Black Sabbath, Pantera, Korn, Judas Priest, Anthrax, Black Label Society, Slayer, Slipknot, FFDP, Avenged Sevenfold, Disturbed, Stone Sour, Trivium Killswitch Engage, and more. Those were just the once I thought of first.

I'm curious to know a fellow Korn fan's opinion of Serenity of Suffering.
Imo their best album in over a decade.

So those are passive speakers, which appear to require a 70W amp.
Nice that they print that info on there.
So you need PC-> amp->speakers.
PC to amp can be standard 3.5mm jack or digital o/p to the amp, then some 14(ish) gauge speaker wire from amp to speakers.
Hope this helps

I love metal. My favorite band is A7X, in close second is Beartooth. I like slayer, Megadeth, Metallica, and slipknot as well. I am more of a musician then a tech enthusiast. Want advice or recommendation? Hit me up

I prefer rock but I haven't really tried metal yet. 

something something Lamb of God 

i like steel

When I was in high school. The metal type stuff I still listen to now is Motorhead, Megadeth, System of a Down, Sometimes Iron Maiden and one In Flames song. 

What kind of videos do you make?
If it's gaming videos then sorry but you have probably gotten as big as you can. Every person and his dog got their own gaming channel where they upload videos of themselves playing games and possibly got some voice-over.

Most people use After Effects to make those intros.
Otherwise you could also use Flash for some animations

They are for studio use, but you'll still need to use the proper cables.
 
I would suggest not using a bass guitar amp, as they aren't designed for line level inputs, won't run a stereo signal and won't have as flat response over the full spectrum as a speaker amp will. It probably also won't be rated for the correct impedance while outputting a decent power.