I’m sure this has been asked before but after some searching I haven’t seen an answer yet.
For the master of rings trophy, since the trophy tracker shows you the number of rings you’ve found, does it matter that you have them all in your inventory at once or does it count as long as it’s the same character and you have had each of them at some point in time?
The question is due to reloading my save at a certain point since I did no research prior and I find myself having to think about how to get some of these trophies from my previous save and current game progress.
Thanks in advance!

I'm currently working on monster material green stacks and saving DR obols, but need the junk obols to upgrade them.
I'm currently at sand castles making my way 1 map at a time. But once I'm done... what char and map is best to just get some obol fragments?
I've found a full inv of bronze obols overnight during w3 ES farming but I don't believe any silver obols drop there. I'm currently thinking about farming the absolute heck out of sandy pots for glass shards for the stamp in conjunction with obol farming.

The Plot: Present-time-ish. Guy's wife contracts a terminal illness so she gets put in cryostasis to be cured once the technology is available. He doesn't really enjoy living without her so he also puts himself in cryostasis. He's a musician, and before the goes into stasis he gets big and builds up a reputation for knowing lots of important figures in the industry and in his works he hints that he probably knows secrets about them, all to increase the chances of him being un-frozen since he has information people in the future might want.
This all works out and he's unfrozen 100-200 years later by some guy who's doing research on music of the current era. He has to work for said guy for some years to pay off the "debt" he owes the guy for unfreezing him and whatnot. The society of that age is extremely egalitarian, though a bit restrictive in some weird ways - for instance, they view his obsession with saving his wife (who I think they don't want to unfreeze and save?) as a mental issue and try to "fix" it, though they aren't too forceful.
Due to the society's attitude regarding his desire to save his wife, he decides to grab a personal spaceship and take his wife's cryo-pod with him to the nearest star and back. Due to the ship's speed and time dilation what is only a year or so for him is many years for earth-civilization so he hopes that society will be more willing to save his wife when he gets back. When very close to the star, he gets a bit freaked out (stars are probably very scary close-up) and takes a peek in the cryo-pod at his wife's face, which helps him make it through the journey. Upon returning to Earth (he lands at a moon base), the people there are way more accepting of his desire, but they inform him that by opening his wife's pod he messed with the stasis and now she can't be unfrozen without dying.
The guy who tells him this also says that maybe he'll find some way of finding her in the future, so our saddened protagonist goes back into cryo-sleep for a few million years.
Said few million years later he is awoken, only to find that he's in a computer, and that humanity has long-ago abandoned the need for biological bodies. The reason for his awakening is apparently that communication with star-systems at an edge of the galaxy is being cut off and they have no idea why. Humanity (now comprised of many giant merged personalities, with the memories and though-power of thousands of individuals), thinks maybe they are being attacked, but it's been so long since there's been any military conflict they've straight-up forgotten how to fight. I guess they deleted all the books on that. Because of this they need a human from the old, barbaric times to organize a military effort, but legality and morality is weird with unfreezing people so our protagonist, already having been unfrozen once, is the only one who can do it.
This leads to him spreading millions of copies of himself throughout the galaxy and, over billions of years and peacefully dealing with the threat (which turns out to be a giant interstellar fungus-thing that interferes with electronics), he combines these copies into one mega-him-consciousness, which near the end of time takes up over half of the mass in the universe.
The ending is a bit ambiguous as to how it happens, but his wife emerges within his vast computing-space, probably due to him subconsciously artificing her from his memories or her brain-data causally emerging due to biases in his thought. Idk it's pretty strange.
The Book: I read this maybe 5-6 years ago from my public library. It was a softcover and I think the cover was mainly black, and I think I remember the word "Time" being in the title but I haven't been able to find it based on that so I'm not sure.

We are in Part 3 of the Oregon Trail saga. (Here are links for Parts 1 and 2.) To know what to do, read the entire section below.
Having left Devil's Gate, you and your family are headed to South Pass, where you'll enter Oregon Territory. At "nooning" (your midday rest), Caleb, the captain sends you and his children, Joseph and Eliza, to find a resting spot. As you rest by the Pacific Springs, Caleb announces that you'll be reaching the Parting of the Ways. He explains that your options will be to continue your trail to Fort Bridger or take the Greenwood Cutoff. You should continue your trail to Fort Bridger.
While your family sets up camp, you and Joseph go to collect sagebrush. In this area, known as Little Sandy Crossing, grass and fuel are scarce. As you return to the train, you notice a Native American settlement, where the Shoshone live. You eat baked beans (seasoned with bacon) and pan bread. You fall asleep reading a (worn) copy of Gulliver's Travels, but in the early morning, you awake to the sound of a guard's alarm, yelling that you have been robbed of a cow and two horses! Joseph tells you that one of the groups you saw last night must be responsible and he's going to spy on them. He tells you to cover for him if anyone asks. You get the choice of telling Pa where Joseph is going or going after Joseph. Pick the former.
Upon hearing of Joseph's plan to spy on the other camp, Pa tells Caleb. They go with two other men to track Joseph down. Joseph doesn't even look at you when you return, but Pa says that the other wagon train was in really bad shape itself and didn't take your animals. Ma asks about the missing animals, but Pa says to just forget about them. For the next couple of days, Joseph refuses to even look at you, but after a while, he admits that going off like that was a bad idea and that you were only looking out for him. You become friends again. The next day, you arrive at the infamous Green River Crossing, which, especially in the spring (when the snow melts and raises the water level), is known to be difficult to cross. The water is a little lower in July, but you still have to walk across the river on narrow gravel bars. Some mountain men have created a ferry, but they charge a fee. The area around the crossing is now a camping site. Caleb goes to ask how much the ferry will cost, but learns that it's being repaired, which will take at least four days. You're asked if you want to wait for the ferry or cross the river. The option to pick is to wait for the ferry.
Having heard many stories of pioneers falling into the Green River, almost everyone agrees with your suggestion to wait for the ferry. The banks make for a nice camping place, and Pa and Caleb help repair the ferry, helping it get finished a day sooner. When it's time to ride across, you sit in the wagon, holding the hands of your little brother and sister, Samuel and Hannah. While waiting for the train to get across, you, Joseph, and Eliza play a game of hide-and-seek. Samuel declares you to be it and runs. After counting to fifty, you see your dog, Archie, bark and run to a bunch of bushes. You follow him and see a baby antelope. Guessing it's been orphaned or abandoned, you ask Ma for milk to give it. Upon seeing the animal, Ma softens and gives you milk. The antelope becomes your new pet. You name her Gertrude and tie a ribbon around her neck. She travels with you when the wagon train moves. One afternoon, however, tragedy strikes: during your midday break, some dogs appear out of nowhere and chase after Gertrude. Two Lakota men on horses race after them. You run after them, yelling that she's yours, but they do not hear you. The dogs kill Gertrude and the men bring her back on a horse. After a talk with Pa, the men apologize for what happened and offer you deerskins in return. Do not accept them.
You tell Pa that you don't want the deerskins. Because the dogs didn't know that Gertrude was your antelope, you would feel bad taking anything from the Lakota. Pa tells that to the Lakota, and they ride away. Just after you start to hike again, however, they return, stating that they will travel as far as the next village. The men, whose names are Roaring Cloud and Bright Sky (father and son, respectively) point out various plants, telling you what's edible and what's used for making medicine (with Ma making notes in her journal). The Lakota disappear when you make camp, but return with a jackrabbit, which Ma prepares in a stew. After the meal, Roaring Cloud tells you Lakota legends, which you, Hannah, and Samuel enjoy. The next day, you make camp at the Lakota settlement and are invited to supper. You, Hannah, and Samuel get wildflowers, and Pa brings some fuel for the fire. During the feast, you see a loaf of bear root bread, wild onion stew, and a cake-like thing (which Pa has eaten and says tastes like a sweet potato) made of another root. Roaring Cloud is looking at you, and although you don't want to offend him, you're not used to this kind of food. The options you get are to force yourself to eat this food or to just wait for leftovers. Force yourself to eat the food.
You eat some of the root cake and realize that Pa wasn't kidding when he said that it tastes like a sweet potato! You ask Joseph about the stew, and he says that it's really good. After the meal, you have nuts, berries, and fragrant hot tea for dessert. Afterward, some performers perform some stories for entertainment. The night continues until Samuel nods off and Ma motions that it's time to head back to camp. The next day, you bid farewell to the Lakota and head to Fort Bridger, but when you get there, it's not what you expect! It's a collection of rickety wooden buildings belonging to fur traders. Fortunately, there's a blacksmith shop where Pa buys shoes for the oxen and replaces the cow you lost. That night, you're sleeping in a hut when Archie growls. You start to shush him, but then, you see what made him growl: a big rattlesnake! You are asked whether you want to run away or lie still. Pick the latter option.
You and Archie stay still. Eventually, the rattlesnake slithers into a small hole on the other side of the hut. Archie's barking wakes everyone up, but when they hear of your encounter, they congratulate you for not trying to strike the snake or run. However, no one, least of all you, gets much more sleep, and (even though you aren't sorry to leave Fort Bridger) you're exhausted when the morning bugle sounds. At Bear Lake Vally, you find plenty of firewood and water, but Caleb warns of another obstacle: Big Hill, one of the steepest climbs on the Trail. When you get there, everyone starts wondering how they will get up. Joseph suggests a windlass, and when you ask what that is, he explains the process: you anchor one wagon at the top of the hill, attach ropes to its wheels, attach the other end of the ropes to the rest of the wagons at the bottom of the hill, and then turn the wheel on the windlass like a crank, pulling the wagons up the hill. Some people agree with Joseph's suggestion, but others (nervous about using something with which they're unfamiliar) suggest the slow and steady route. You should go with Joseph's suggestion.
The windlass works (although it takes several hours to get all the wagons up). As everyone has leftover breakfast as a midday snack, you start wondering how you will make it down the hill. You remember that in Alcove Spring (during the second week of your journey), you used ropes to tie your wheels and make breaks, and it took the strength of all the men to slowly bring the wagons down the hill. Here, you take the same precautions, and the men take the wagons down the hill in a zigzag pattern rather than straight down (but not without some items falling out). For the next few days, it's smooth sailing. Then one afternoon, Samuel says that you're approaching Soda Springs! You marvel at the bizarre landscapes and drink some of the water. After you drink your fill, Ma and Pa let you explore the area with Joseph and Eliza. You hear a high-pitched whistle that Joseph says comes from Steamboat Spring, but Eliza would rather go to the hot springs to soak her feet. Go to Steamboat Spring.
Whereas other springs hiss, Steamboat Spring shoots out a stream of water every fifteen seconds. After camping, you trek four days to Fort Hall, where a fur trader named Henry invites the group to supper. During supper, he says that the most difficult part of the Trail is ahead: the mountains and the Columbia Valley! He suggests going southwest alongside the California Trail. Some people are tempted by Henry's suggestion and want to go to California, but others want to continue the journey to Oregon. The options that you're given are to go to the California Trail or continue on the Oregon Trail. You should continue on the Oregon Trail although one might instinctively pick that option anyway, given the title of this series.
In the end, only three wagons (luckily for you, Caleb's isn't one of them) split off. You hike for three days to the Raft River, a deep and rapid stream leading to the Snake River (and where the families leaving for California turn southwest). On the second day, it starts to rain and doesn't stop until the third. While you search for a spot for camping, you notice that because of all the rain that's fallen over the past two days, the water levels are higher than usual. The scouts pick out a spot, but the ground is muddy and wet. Some people complain, but others want to camp anyway. Ma asks you if you want to camp or look elsewhere. Pick the latter.
You find another spot to camp, but after you eat, your throat begins to feel sore, and so does Samuel's. Ma makes you some hot tea and sends you to bed early. The next morning, your throat is less sore, but you now have a cough, which isn't helped by Samuel (who is doing much better) running around and kicking up dirt. You try to rectify this with a swig from the water-skin, but at night, you start to cough a lot, much to the chagrin of Hannah. You then remember that Caleb has some tonics, but you don't want to wake him up. Your options are to take some of the tonic or just try to sleep without it. Try to sleep without the tonic.
Ma comes to check on you and, upon seeing your situation, wraps you in a blanket and gives you some of the tonic. The next day, you've recovered from your cough, and the train makes its way to the Shoshone Falls. It's a beautiful sight. A couple of days later, you see Shoshone people spearing fish. Pa barters for several large fish and grills them over a campfire that night. The evening gives everyone a nice break, which is important because you're about to approach the hardest part of Snake River: Three Island Crossing! Caleb explains that you have to ford one section of the river (which is about one hundred yards wide) to an island. Then you cross a swift and dangerous branch to another island, and then there's one more part to get across. One man suggests tying the wagons together, stating that the extra weight will make the wagons less likely to tip over or drift downstream. Another man suggests taking the wagons apart and floating them across the river so the animals only have to manage themselves. You now have the option of attaching the wagons together or floating them across. You should attach the wagons together. (This is only your second-to-last set of choices; floating the wagons across leads to two more choices, but they both lead to bad endings.)
You tie two wagons together and travel in pairs. After two pairs go, your wagon follows. As you go in, things go smoothly until the wagon jerks violently! Ma (who isn't a very good swimmer) falls in, hits her head on a rock, and is knocked unconscious (but thankfully not killed)! Pa manages to fish her out and revive her, and she seems okay. You quickly keep moving and reach the island safely. As you reminisce over your journey, you think of what comes next, but you're now a tried-and-true pioneer. You win (for now)!
Here are two more good endings:

• Pa finds a freshwater spring with clear water. Your family sets up camp and eventually decides that this is a better life than the one on the Trail.
• Pa opens a business with the Shoshone people to help those who have missing animals, want guides, or need food and water.

Had a small incident on a flight a few weeks again that’s been on my mind and wanted to get some feedback. Flight was ATL to SEA. From memory about a 5 hour flight. When I purchased my ticket there was one window seat in C+ left, and the rest were middle seats, so I booked the window seat and paid the premium. I’m 6’4” and prone to slight claustrophobia on longer flights, so the extra room was helpful.
Towards the end of boarding, a family of 3 arrived - mom, dad, and a boy around 10. They had 3 middle seats in C+ - one next to me, one in my row in the opposite side, and one in front of that one. The dad made mention to the FA that his son had a seat to himself and kind of looked at me expecting me to give up my seat. Had it been a much shorter flight, I likely would have. Nobody else volunteered to switch either so the young boy sat next to me the whole flight. He was well behaved and it was clear he had flown before.
What is general protocol in that situation? I didn’t feel it fair to give up my window seat for a middle seat, but can empathize with the dad wanting to sit by his son. At the same time, there were empty seats at the back of the plane they could have moved to. There were a few other solo travelers in C+ that didn’t volunteer to move either. There was also a married couple occupying the two aisle seats on my row that could have moved to accommodate the family.
Anyway, I only fly once or twice a year these days so was just wondering how more seasoned travelers would approach this situation. Back when I traveled more, the FA’s usually tried to make accommodations, but this FA kind of just brushed it off. It was close to departure time though, so I guess she had more pressing duties.

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Hey everyone!
I’m currently repairing my grandma‘s laptop… and in the heat sink part I came across a sort of screw that I cannot unscrew.
It was encapsulated by a “cap” that prevented me to access it. So I’ve removed it with a pair of pliers (it felt like a very hard rubber).
I have never seen a screw like that, and I cannot tell if it’s really a screw. I don’t know if the computer was once repaired before me, it was a used machine by the time we got it.
Does anyone know how I remove them???

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I've been seeing my T weekly for a year, in the middle of a weekday because I've been off work. Each client gets a set day and time. I will however be starting a new FT job soon and I indicated to my T how upset I was that it might mean I have to stop seeing her. My T asked if I was available at any other time, but my new employer said the hours were 9-5pm and still hasn't given me an actual job plan. I am a doctor and will be seeing outpatients at a clinic five days a week. My T kept asking every week whether I had a start date for work yet (I still don't) and I felt like she was merely waiting for us to finish so she could fill my weekday slot. She never said she had any other availability. Then out of the blue, last appointment she announced that she has the option to switch someone's time and that she could see me 4pm Wednesdays. I was completely floored because I never asked or expected her to do this. She has a massive wait list and never has cancellations available. I was absolutely just expecting we would have to stop sessions when I started work. Now I'm pretty sure I can flex this last hour of the day with my employer, so I've accepted the switch and we'll be starting the new time next week.
Except now I almost don't want to go. I simply can't deal with the fact that she asked another client to move to a different time to accomodate me. I feel uncomfortable that she cared enough about seeing me to do that. I feel a burden, but also like I "owe" her something now. Like I have to perform well in therapy again and "earn" the extra effort she put in to make time for me. It's completely ruined the comfortable and trusting vibe that it took me a whole year to establish and once again I am paranoid and the therapy relationship feels transactional. I don't even feel able to talk to her about this without sounding ungrateful or complaining. Any advice on how to stop feeling this way?

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I have lost an insane amount of ground this past 6 months. My shedding has gotten crazy particularly this past month- hundreds of hairs each day. Age 22 - reaching what is basically a NW3 - or a very shitty NW2.5.
I don't know what could have caused this. I've been on fin(3x per week) and min(once per evening) for a bit over two years now- didn't ever see much regrowth but it did stabilize.
around 3 or 4 weeks ago I switched from the remixidil stuff on amazon to Target store brand. The remixidil foam has this awful greasy stickiness to it that makes using it insufferable. I previously used store brand min and didn't really mind it.
Since i had tretinoin for skin already I started to apply to my hairline around the same time. A lot of folks said it could help with seeing regrowth. The store brand min is making my skin burn quite a bit where I apply it for a few moments. I think maybe the tret has made me more sensitive to the propelyne glycol. I obvioulsy don't know for sure though.
Because of the pain and slight updates to my regimen I don't know what could be causing this. Some people have alluded to hte possiblity that minoxidil sheds more than once- or because it syncs up the hair they could fall out at the same time. With the insane amount of hair ive been losing i don't really know what to do. This is so distressing.
Does anybody have any advice for me?

like some in riches, some in rags. Some are intelligent while some are dumb or have a disability. Is it purely luck. If yes, they how is luck decided?

• Like few days back a small girl from Dharavi got the chance to represent one of the luxurious brands. She came into news and suddenly became popular. Isn't this luck?
• Take Kim Taehyung as an example here. That guy went to accompany his friend for the audition, but also auditioned when someone asked him too, and he was the only one to get selected from the entire city. Obviously he has the visuals, charisma and talent, but imagine if he wasn't asked to give a audition that day, no one would have known him. So luck plays a here too
• A famous bengali actor once found an infant crying in a garbage heap and later he adopted her. Imagine the luck here, she literally went on from being abandoned to be the daughter of one of the most popular actor

In short being ultra successful requires talent, hardwork and luck at the same time. Hardwork can be done by us, but who decides that who would be lucky and who would be unlucky?
Everyone in my family believes in karma, so I have always thought, I do a bad deed in this life and it can cause me distress in this or next birth. But people who are atheist or doesn't believe in karma, what are your opinions? Is it just random?

Hi all, I’m 28F and never had penetrative sex. I tried once with my bf but his penis wouldn’t fit and it hurt too much. I bought a sex toy and some lube to try and stretch my hymen but that won’t fit either. I have tried warming up with my fingers and can usually fit 2-3 fingers if I’m wet enough but when it comes time for the sex toy I just can’t seem to push it in. I’m worried I won’t be able to fit my bf’s penis when we try again. Any advice?

Is there a "proper" or "natural" way to get the Master Sword? Seems like all the guides are just focused on how to get it early without necessarily following the story line.
For context, I've completed two temples so far, and also completed the geoglyph quest which revealed the location of the sword. The thing is...I didn't go after it right away. I figured I had just unlocked it and could go after it at any time, but I have not seen it since then. I really haven't been looking too hard though since I've been busy completing other things. All this was before I looked at spoilers on how to get the sword. Had I known it was only temporary (from my understanding), I probably would have gone after it right away while it was low.
Based on the guides, I'm guessing it went back to where it usually is, but should still be able to find/get it if I look or try hard enough. Sounds like completing the Deku tree quest will make it easier to get again, but is there something that will eventually lead me to the tree? Or is this something that I just need to stumble upon myself? Do I need to focus on completing the two remaining temples first?

I have a doctor’s appointment today that may overlap with the beginning of my shift, I told one of my TLs last night and she said to just enter how late I’ll be in myTime. What I’m wondering is: depending on how this appointment goes I may not be able to go into my shift at all, so if I’ve already said in the app that I’m going to be late, do I still have the option to call out of my shift completely (if it hasn’t started yet)? Or do I just lose any shift management options once I confirm my late time? Thanks for any responses, I don’t want to make this more complicated than it needs to be lol

So for a little context. My (27f) husband (30m) doesn't have the best relationship with his mom. She tends to gaslight and make pity parties for herself. She always chose her boyfriends over him when he was growing up so he pretty much raised himself.
I have always tried to get along with her for my husband's sanity but I honestly can't fathom her choices as a mother. Last year my husband ended up in the hospital on the ventilator and ECMO for 3 weeks and had complications that led him to staying for the whole summer. While I was trying to work a routine out of meeting with doctors, take care of the house, help nurses and comfort my son my MIL would badger me constantly for updates every hour or so. I pretty much told her when there was one I would let her know but much doesn't happen in 2 hrs. She hated that she couldn't call the hospital for updates because he appointmented me as his spokesperson and I had a code to give the nurses when I wanted to check on him. It was the hospital policy so they wouldn't get 20 people calling at all hours.
He had a GI bleed the same say they took him off the ventilator and almost died again. She was pissed I didn't call her when it happened but I was waiting on the doctor to call to tell me what caused it. I still didn't know but figured I'd let he know about it so I called 1/2 hr after it happened. She claimed to know what caused it but I asked her not to post until the doc gave us answers. She asked why I was being pissy with her. I'll admit I went off at this point. I told her I can't handle all the passive aggressive non sense and badgering from.her while trying to deal with this. She pretty much called me every name in the book and said I never should have married her son and that is bs he has a better relationship with my son and dad than her. I never once swore at her or kept her in the dark. She knew what was going on before I told anyone else. I gave her my car when I got a new one so she had transportation but doesnt like driving so i even offered to bring her with me to visit. She would try to start a fight over stupid things every time. So I went LC with her after he was home and could contact people himself. I allowed my husband to read all the texts after he was recovered and he told me he doesn't blame for going LC with his mom. My dad, on the hand, told me I should just apologize and deal with it.
Now I'm wondering if I am being too harsh with her. I didn't keep her from anything I just dont talk to much now. I can give more info if asked but there is a character limit. Aita?

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Paper Mario BOX/MANUAL/INSERTS ONLY! (Notes: The box has several creases, it has been kept in a box protector to prevent further creasing, the inserts do have a "wrinkle" to them. Manual looks good $200
Goldeneye 007 $25
Mario Party w/ manual (manual does have wear) $50
Diddy Kong Racing w/ manual $30
GameCube
Animal Crossing [Disc only; resurfaced] $35
GameCube Start-Up Disc (the disc only; no case or player.) $130
Go! Go Hypergrind (Includes case, manual and disc. The artwork has like a "wrinkle" to it, shows wear. The manual has a bend on the bottom right corner, and the disc has some white residue on the ring.) $375
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance CIB #1 (Very good condition, disc has little to no wear. Manual/inserts look good also.) $265
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance CIB #2 (Very good condition, disc has little wear. Manual/inserts are nice.) $260
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance #3 (Missing insert, includes the case, manual and disc. Very good condition as well.) $250
Wii
Rune Factory Tides of Destiny CIB $25
Rune Factory Frontier CIB $35
Switch
Love Esquire [New] $40
Octopath Traveler $50
Trails of Cold Steel III Extracurricular Edition $60
Liar Princess and Blind Prince [New] $55
Fire Emblem Engage Divine Edition + [New] Tarot Cards (no STEELBOOK OR GAME INCLUDED!) $70
G/B/C/GBA
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 Cobi's Journey $40
Dr. Mario Classic NES Series $15
Final Fantasy Tactics $25
Final Fantasy Legend [Includes Worn Box, Manual and Map] $80
Fire Emblem $70
Fire Emblem Sacred Stones $65
Gameboy Camera [Color: Blue] $40
Golden Sun: The Lost Age $40
Harry Potter Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire $15
Lord of the Rings The Third Age $15
Lufia The Legend Returns (Part of label missing) $35
Mario vs Donkey Kong [Game and Box only] $30
Mario vs Donkey Kong $15
Mario Kart Super Circuit [Player's Choice] CIB $50
Mega Man Battle Network $60
Mega Man Battle Network 3 White $20
Mega Man Battle Network 4 Blue Moon $25
Mega Man Battle Network 5 Team Protoman $25
Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon $60
Shining Soul $60
Super Mario Advance [Bundle] - Includes 2, 3 and 4 $50
Random Games Bundle - Includes: Dora, Frogger (not working), Final Fantasy IV (loads, then doesn't work), Star Wars Jedi Battles (loads, then doesn't work), Sonic Advance, Incredibles, Finding Nemo, DBZ: Legacy of Goku, Cartoon Network Speedway, Star Wars Flight of the Falcon, Side Pocket, I Spy Challenge, Top Gear Rally (2 copies), Dungeons & Dragons Eye of the Beholder, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Tetris Worlds, Namco Museum 50th Anniversary, Simpson's Road Rage - $85
Nintendo DS/3DS
999 [loose] $40
Cooking Mama 5 [loose] $35
Etrian Mystery Dungeon [Soundtrack Bundle, Sealed] $200
Fantasy Life [loose] $40
Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Tales [CIB] $25
Fire Emblem Awakening [World Edition] $35
Fire Emblem Fates [Special Edition] #1 [CIB, with wear to the box] $500
Fire Emblem Fates [Special Edition] #2 [Missing artbook] $470
Heroes of Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes [CIB] $30
Kingdom Hearts RE:Coded [loose] $15
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance [loose] $15
Legacy of YS Books I & II [Has outer box, case, manual and game. No soundtrack] $125
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D [loose] $20 each
Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask Skull Kid Figure [No Game] $80
Mario Kart 7 [CIB] $15
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney & Ace Attorney Justice For All [both loose] $35
Pokemon Sun and Moon Steelbook [No games] $60
Pokemon Sun [Loose] $15 each [1 sold]
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire [loose] $30
Pokemon X [Loose] $30
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Gates to Infinity [Loose] $25
Pokemon Soul Silver #1 [loose, placed into new shell; old one broken but included.] $75
Pokemon Soul Silver #2 [loose, has some stuff on the back of it.] $100
Pokemon Soul Silver #3 [CIB] $160
Pokemon Black 2 [Loose] $120
Pokemon Rumble Blast [in rough condition] $15
Project X Zone 2 [CIB] $90
Resident Evil 3D The Mercenaries [CIB] $25
Senran Kagura Double D Edition [Soundtrack Sealed] $70
Super Princess Peach [CIB, wear to cartridge] $105
PS1
Suikoden II [Loose, has wear to disc and some scratching] $100
Harvest Moon Back to Nature [CIB] $50
PS2
MS Saga: A New Dawn [CIB] $125
MISC
Dragon Quest V Guide $100
Dragon Quest I-VIII Symphonic Suite Collection $70
Harvest Moon Animal Parade Guide (tear on front cover, very minor.) $110
SWITCH CASES ONLY NO GAMES AT ALL FOR $120 [List: Carrion, Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games 2020 Tokyo, Pokemon Shield, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, Lego DC Super Villians[Steelbook], Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, Zelda Skyward Sword, NEO The World Ends With You, Super Mario Party, Wolfenstein II, Mitopia, The Mummy Demastered, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Ninja Saviors, No More Heroes 1 2 3, Travis Strikes Back]
Zelda Phantom Hourglass Cel Art Print $20
Zelda Feather DS Stylus $30
Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D Soundtrack $30
Avalon Code [Case,Manual, NO GAME] $40

So I just build a brand new pc but it won't post when I put in my rtx 4090 strix. without the gpu it posts like it should.
i flashed the bios to two different versions and after the second flash the pc postetd once. i turned it off and then removed the gpu to put in the second fan on my nhd15. then i put the gpu back in, turned pc on but this time it was back to not posting.
reflashing the bios lead to the pc working again but as soon as i turned of the pc with the psu switch it was back to not posting.
do you guys have any idea what the problem could be?
specs: cpu: ryzen 9 7950x3D cpu cooler: noctua nhd15 gpu: rtx 4090 strix ram: 2x16 gb g.skill flare 6000 cl30 mobo: asus x670e-f wifi psu: corsair hx1000i
EDIT: I already reseated the ram sticks twice and tried both sticks on their own. i checked all cable connections and even reseated the cpu.

My dog (2yrs, husky/shepherd/collie mix; 73lb; very active) recently stopped eating the same as he always has and I'm not sure if I should be worried/putting effort into getting him back to the original schedule or just let it be.
He is drinking, playing etc the same as usual, and my vet said this sometimes happens as they grow older but, this seems to have been triggered when I went into hospital overnight.
Previously, he would eat kibble at the same time in the morning and night, daily. He would graze from a bowl, or earn his meal out of enrichment puzzles or while training. Now, he is uninterested. He will eat his food eventually; sometimes after a major activity like a rigorous walk or play, or he'll go an entire day without eating until just before bed. I never remove the food unless he leaves it for an entire day (which only happened once).
I thought he got tired of his type of food so I put 2 different types (that he's had previously) in 2 separate bowls for him to choose, and he still ate both. I used to keep his kibble bag in the cellar and keep a week's worth in a container in our kitchen; I think he noticed when I refilled, perhaps a new smell? I've just left the giant kibble bag in our kitchen now but it hasn't seemed to make a huge difference in terms of excitement to eat.
Thoughts? Should I keep putting food out at the same times each day? Should I remove it if he doesn't eat his breakfast after a certain amount of time? How can I know if he was triggered by my health situation?