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I don't know if it's just me, but I always find the start of training camp to be one of the most nerve-wracking times of the year. Even though it's "just" preseason and the stakes feel lower than the regular season, there's something about seeing the roster being shuffled and hearing those early updates that gets my heart racing.
I remember back in my college days, watching my local team's camp, and every little limp or missed drill felt like a national tragedy. It’s that strange mix of excitement for a fresh start and the dread that everything could fall apart before the first real game even kicks off. You spend all summer waiting for this, and then you're immediately on edge about who's actually going to be healthy enough to play.
Does anyone else get this "preseason anxiety," or am I just being overly dramatic about things that haven't even mattered yet?
Hey everyone. I’m currently dealing with some health issues that haven't been diagnosed yet, and honestly, it's making it impossible to function normally. It all started about three weeks ago with constant, painless urination every 10 to 15 minutes. It wasn't just a few drops; it was a full, steady stream. This went on for about two days. About ten hours in, I headed to a urologist who ran some tests, but everything came back fine—blood work and urinalysis were both totally normal. Looking back, I also remember having occasional headaches in my forehead area before bed over the last couple of weeks. Since this past Sunday, I’ve been feeling pretty drunk. I’m also experiencing phantom smells—scents that aren't actually in the room—and I can't focus on basic daily tasks. My speech feels disoriented, almost like there's a delay between my thoughts and my brain processing information. On top of that, I have zero sensation in my body. My arms, legs, head, and genitals feel completely numb; it’s like if someone tried to touch my skin with a knife or a flame, I wouldn't even flinch. I don't even feel the urge to go to the bathroom anymore; I just go "on autopilot" every few hours. Physically, I can move around fine, but the lack of sensation is total. My sense of smell is also significantly weakened, maybe down to 10% or 15% capacity, though my sense of taste and my temperature seem normal. No fever, though. A neurologist ran several tests and said everything looks okay—the head CT was clear, and the MRIs for my brain, cervical, and thoracic spine were also normal (brain was done on a 1.5T machine, while the neck and spine were done on a 3T). These periods of numbness and mental fog tend to ease up for a few hours during the day before coming right back. I’m not sure if anyone else has dealt with similar symptoms or if there are specific tests I should look into next. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Will I actually notice a massive difference between 7200rpm and 5400rpm drives while I'm gaming?
Thanks a ton... here’s where things stand
I’m looking for a 500 or 640GB hard drive specifically to use with my PS3. I was wondering if anyone knows where I could pick up something like that for around $167 (doesn't matter if it's used or new)
Is it possible to grab a 2.5" external hard drive, rip it out of its casing, and just pop it straight into a laptop, PS3, or something else?
I'm looking for a solid 2.5" external hard drive. Needs to be at least 320GB, and I'd really appreciate something with decent transfer speeds........