I meant to quote TacticalFox88 not you, sorry.
No problem =]
I meant to quote TacticalFox88 not you, sorry.
Is there a good reliable site for selling gift cards online? I've got a couple laying around I don't ever plan to use and would rather just sell them. I've seen some sites that buy gift cards that seem legit, but most of them won't take anything under 20-25 dollars, and mine are all $15.
Is the Game of Thrones TV show based on the whole A Song of Ice and Fire series or just the first novel?
Do people generally study a lot in college?
I'm at the end of my sophomore year and I've never really studied; I've read through the chapter once, and had a skim through session maybe, but that is hardly considered studying.
I've heard from people that college students typically study one hour per class that they attend. I attend four classes for four days out of the week and a lab on Tuesday. That totals to around 17 hours of studying per week! That is, if I were to study at the 'average' rate.
I write A-grade papers and I maintain a 3.8 GPA, but I feel like I could be progressing as a student in a much more exponential way if I studied more often.
I guess my question is:
Does this seem like a typical weekly study routine for college students!? One hour of studying for each class attended just seems over-exaggerated, yes or no?
Would it be wise for me to adopt a more extensive study regimen for my upcoming years in school? As I'm sure it only gets more difficult to do quite so well.
In my PC I have a shitty 8400gs graphics card, I've been given a free 9600 gt which I can put in there, but how much of a bump to my electric bill am I going to see if I do this? I won't be gaming constantly, but the PC is on a lot of the time, will there be any difference in power usage when it's just being used for the usual web browsing etc? It would be nice to use it to play a few games, but our household has a fairly tight budget so I can't really justify it if it bumps up the electricity costs a lot. Thanks in advance for any help.
Come on dude you must be cheap as hell if you're worried about a tiny power usage change like that.
When I'm the only person in my household working and I support two brothers yes, I tend to watch my money carefully. But thanks for insulting me and not answering the question.
In my PC I have a shitty 8400gs graphics card, I've been given a free 9600 gt which I can put in there, but how much of a bump to my electric bill am I going to see if I do this? I won't be gaming constantly, but the PC is on a lot of the time, will there be any difference in power usage when it's just being used for the usual web browsing etc? It would be nice to use it to play a few games, but our household has a fairly tight budget so I can't really justify it if it bumps up the electricity costs a lot. Thanks in advance for any help.
Two-year old article, but I would guess the difference in electricity usage and billing will be fairly small: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-consumption-graphics-cards,2849-12.html
If you've never had to study, you're not taking challenging enough classes.
Well what are you actually trying to do? An impressive set of HTML problems can be solved by Googling what you are trying to accomplish.
Where did this Luigi hat thing for avatars come from?
On a scale from 1 to 10, is this good English?
When people say left ear pierced means that person is gay, is it that person's left or your left?
Nintendo declared 2013 to be the "Year Of Luigi". Also Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon came out 2 weeks ago.
Well I guess I always get confused because of perspective. If it's the person who is wearing the earring's left then it's your right but if it's your left then it's their right.There's only one left.
Well I guess I always get confused because of perspective. If it's the person who is wearing the earring's left then it's your right but if it's your left then it's their right.
And yes, I'm totally overcomplicating things lol. So I take it it's their left, thereby making it your right?
Got it lol. ThanksThink about it this way: when someone says they're left-handed, do they mean their left, or your left?
Ok, but what would it show? That I went to gmail? Or would it show the contents that I was looking at in my gmail? Nothing sinister in there. Just that I don't want anyone looking.
But lets say absolute basic when they say monitoring. Whats the least amount of "monitoring"? That it will just record the website www.neogaf.com/forum/blahblahblah ?
Can they see that I went to Neogaf and wrote a reply to someone? Would they be able to read the reply?
On my iPhone, I accedentially switched Destructoid from the mobile layout to the full layout, and I don't see any way to switch back. How do I change this?
do you guys know what kind of events would be considered "Nobrow"?