The electromagnetic field generated by headphones is miniscule and the frequencies are very low, whatever's causing your headache is not a tiny electromagnet. Depending on the type of headphones and the volume used, however, the sound itself could be causing it, especially if you're using some 3D spatial filter, those don't always play well with how our brains and ears work.
dosse91
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Super Mario Bros on an old NES that my cousin gave me when I was a kid in the mid 90s
I didn't know these existed, I'll see if I can find one. Thanks!
I use 4-5 because I have acid reflux 🤦♂️
It gets better bro.
I'm 33 and I was in a worse situation:
- Started getting depressed in 2011 at the age of 20
- Graduated in CS in 2016, super late, but with top grades
- Started working as a software developer, hated it
- For a few years I switched between working in a local computer shop and uni to get a master's degree
- Again, I graduated super late in 2021 but with top grades
- Still hated working as a developer and now hated working as a technician too
- At the end of 2021, I got a call from my old high school, they needed someone to teach programming
- Decide to give it a try, absolutely love it
- Suddenly, depression is gone and I have a reason to get up in the morning
- A 10 year old nightmare is over, still single though
I'm italian and I'm absolutely ashamed to say that I use an italian ISO keyboard for programming. It's missing some symbols like the backtick but I can't get used to US ANSI so I just configured some macros to type the missing characters.
Before I understood how to properly build and test mesa (graphics driver), I compiled it and then procedeed to manually symlink the files in the lib and lib32 directories. When I pressed enter on that ln command, the UI immediately crashed and X would no longer start after rebooting the computer. Reinstalling mesa from a virtual terminal wouldn't fix it so I just reinstalled the system. Good times :)
It makes sense actually, the compositor is disabled while games are running so unless the DE is causing lag, the latency is going to be the same.
Those look like emoji, did you change the system emoji font?
I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Life is Strange 2, there are some tough choices and the outcome is not obvious at all.
If you have 2FA enabled they won't be able to get in, but if you change your password and they're still trying, that means that somehow they have your new password, which means you probably have a credential stealer in your PC or one of your devices. I would reinstall windows immediately then change EVERY password.