Gutek8134
I've been learning how to scream for about 3 years now, if I understand correctly pain after any amount of time can be a sign of bad technique, and I've extrapolated to singing
Was it wrong? Yes. Sometimes it doesn't occur to me that I'm doing something bad until a few hours to months later
Oh, I am in this group. I have a mid range PC (Ryzen 5 3600, GTX 1660S) and still mostly play indies or 5+ year old games, because they're (usually) patched and dirt cheap.
Mine can get irritated from talking for two hours. I still think it shouldn't happen, but I have no medical background to back up my statement.
Kinda surprised it's not something Candlemass's Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
~~I'm pretty sure your throat shouldn't get irritated from singing~~
Edit: I was wrong, see comment by Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
Ah, the classic:
What're you gonna use your 1000$ GPU for? Local hosting LLM? Video editing? 3d graphics? ...Running new games on highest settings?
Nah, I'm gonna replay this 10+ year old game.
I'd like to try it out. Do you recommend some instance with English UI?
This will also be my first microblogging platform, so any and all beginner tips are welcome.
During Lost Mines of Phandalver we've entered an orc cave and seen an ogre among them. Since we knew ogres aren't that intelligent and we all had some form of telepathy (no darkvision though), we've decided to convince him that he's a champion of Kelemvor (my paladin's god).
Our sorcerer cast prestidigitation to get their attention, and our fighter used her telepathy to tell the ogre "listen to the short guy in heavy armor that will come here in a minute",roll deception... Nat 20.
A fight with orcs later, I've explained the basics of my religion to the ogre and renamed him Shrek. Now he's running a church in Conyberry.
Now I'm curious what would happen if you treated someone with neuralink with an EMP