Michael Rahmani

Here a is a pic of it. The chip in the glass is shown right under the arrow I drew. I was sitting down and it slid out of my pocket. First time I dropped it. As you can see, there is a slight chip on the side of the glass, and a small scratch (that doesn't go all the way) came with it. Will this affect image quality?

Not trying to "track down a person". Just trying to find someone I met but lost contact with.

I have a few images saved and I want to see if I can find those same images posted by people on Instagram. Google reverse image search does not work because Google does not index images from Instagram. Any help is appreciated. If you know how to do it on Facebook, that will be helpful as well.

Ah, ok. That makes sense. Thanks!

ok then how did the guy view my story if he isn't my friend?

alright i have this person who i follow on snapchat, but when looking at who viewed my story, the guy didn't show under the "my friends" section but he instead showed under "other snapchatters". This is confusing af.

And what exactly does friends mean on snapchat?

On one of my stories, when I look at who viewed the picture, there is "my friends" and "other snapchatters". What does "other snapchatters" mean?

The store didn't have any 6 feet cables left in stock and 3 feet was too small.

I just bought a 10 foot Displayport cable for my 144hz monitor and now I am worried about the latency it will add.

Alright thanks. I'm gonna use dual link DVI-D until I get a DisplayPort cable. Do you think the difference in color depth is huge or only a slight difference?

I just got a 1080p 144hz monitor (Asus vg248qe) and it only came with a dual link DVI-D cable and no DisplayPort cable. I was wondering if it makes any difference at all, if I use DVI-D instead of DisplayPort. Is the quality all still the same? Also, I have this GPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487001

If you read my original post, you would know I already said that half-life wasn't one of the listed games on that site.

Get CS:GO. It's the best game ever imo and its also so cheap. I have played 1500 hours of it also.

Because I know I'm not going make it feel exactly the same just by changing it manually. I was hoping there would be a formula or calculator that converts it.