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Anyone still running Windows 7? in Software ·
It seems like I can't get any updates for Adobe Flash Player anymore, no matter what I try???
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
Hey there!

Does anyone happen to know what the wait times are looking like for an initial appointment with an ENT specialist in Chicago??
I've got a few coins from $8.25 lying around at home, and I was wondering where I might be able to swap them out for actual bills?
Wage garnishments and collections in Law ·
So, here’s my current situation.

I'm expecting a garnishment to hit soon. Right now, I’ve only got about $6.75 left in my checking account, and I'm currently unemployed.
What's actually going to happen here???

I don't own any real estate, I don't have any stocks—honestly, there's pretty much nothing in my name at all. So, how are they even going to collect from me?

And, I guess, will I be able to set up some kind of installment plan to pay this off over time??
Lump on my stomach in Health ·
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Just a heads up, this isn't actually a photo of me—I just grabbed an image from the web to show where this bulge is located on my lower right abdominal wall.
I’d say I have a pretty flat stomach, though I wouldn't call myself muscular or anything. I probably hit some push-ups or crunches maybe a few times a month,
just enough to keep from feeling totally stiff. Looking back about a year ago, right after I got back from my summer trip to the coast,
I started noticing this slight stinging sensation in my right groin whenever I was active or running, but it was never super intense. I always just
assumed it was because I was jumping straight into crunches or a jog without warming up first. But honestly, I've been getting more worried over the last six months.
The day after I work out like that, I wake up with this massive pain in that area. It gets to the point where moving my legs or doing any core movements feels almost impossible,
and I get this weird sensation like something is just going to snap from the tension. It's even making it hard to use the restroom normally because I can't really engage my abdominal
muscles. I guess my big mistake here was putting this off and not seeing a doctor sooner, mostly because work has been absolutely relentless. To be totally honest, I
wasn't exactly looking to face the music, either; the idea of needing surgery and having to take time off work sounded like a total nightmare for my schedule.
After about two weeks, things settled down a bit, though I had to be incredibly careful with every movement and basically avoid all physical labor.
But that little bulge? It stayed there. So, about two months after I first noticed it, I finally decided to head in and see my doctor.
He told me it was most likely just a strain, but he couldn't quite explain to me why the bulge
was still physically there (since I'd been being super careful and avoiding heavy lifting until then). I also didn't really have the guts to
feel around at home to see if it was tender to the touch, but when the doctor did a full exam of the area, I didn't feel much pain at all.
Still, I went ahead and got an ultrasound, mostly because surfing made me wonder if it could be a hernia. And man, was I surprised
by the results—everything looked totally fine. No tears or anything, and the left and right sides of my abdominal muscles look perfectly symmetrical.
The day before yesterday, I actually went for a ten-minute run for the first time since this started, and I didn't feel a thing. The only time I notice
any kind of weakness in that area, usually around the groin, is after a really exhausting day.
What do you guys think? Is it actually possible that it's just a muscle strain, and what's going to happen with this bulge??
Laptop keeps shutting down randomly in IT Support ·
I’m a total amateur when it comes to this kind of stuff, so bear with me.

I've got this three-year-old Samsung laptop, and honestly, it's been a dream—never given me a single headache until now.

But over the last few days, it keeps just... shutting down on its own, and I've noticed it's running way hotter than usual.

I guess you guys might know, but do you think those two things are actually connected?

Because once it forces itself off, the next time I try to boot it up, it takes forever and just sits there saying

Update your system (0-100%)