Originally posted by Kaj

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...eh i couldn't tell if it was that or an extra line break because jul tends to insert line breaks everywhere

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If you're talking about the extra line break at the end of the post on the bottom, I have no clue what causes that or how to rectify it. Bio works fine. Extra line breaks are part of the post system unless there's a way to turn them off. I've got it set to 'None' in the options and it still shows that empty space.

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Changing that from 350 to 370 causes the -very- bottom of the post to be pushed down 20px. Only thing that min-height does it make that red go further down the page, unless you're referring to a different problem.

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Yea, I'm not seeing that white line anywhere in my view. Only problem I've seen is the line break that's in my post. Not sure why that's show up for you.

EDIT: White line still there?

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Well, that puts it at 370...

Any ideas for getting rid of the line break?

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Originally posted by Kaj

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....kaj-inner { margin-bottom: -0.5em; }

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Tried. No love. In fact, I did this and a few other px-based negatives before posting. I actually have a -32px in the bio to eat away some of the fluff on the bottom of it but for whatever reason that doesn't work here.

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...Why did that f#$*ing work?

Yes, thank you. I don't have to deal with that now.

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I kinda wanna do the intro to this one for my boss because he's into westerns and no one would get the KDL2 reference.

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42 minute mark for the biggest blunder in history.

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I don't think I've ever microwaved hot dogs. I hardly use the microwave in general, actually. I had a 600W piece of crap general electric that I bought for 35 dollars that lasted almost 15 years that finally died after that long amount of time. Probably wasn't built for more than 2.

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Well, part of it's in that shot...a lot of casual, honestly.

But I'm sure there's VRChat and the like. The ironic thing was they were sort of fine with a 9960X that was doing the job but the overclock failed and those processors are a lot better built for video rendering than they are for gaming. It was jump of about 2GHz on the clock or so and the single-threaded performance jump was massive to that 12900K.

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To be fair, their older one should've lasted that long but the ironic thing is they have 2 NVIDIA RTX Titans SLI'd together in there and...frankly...I don't even think an OC'd 12900K can keep up with that kind of performance. 48GB of VRAM and that kind of graphic throughput is insane.

That's about the first $10-12K worth of the system.

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I hear that and that's why I invested in one first thing when I moved in with little money on my bottom line but then I did my best to use the old-ass stove that I have here and I think that bit of necessity helped out quite a bit.

Though it is a bit draining to cook all the time.

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The most used app on my R5 3600 build is probably Winamp.

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The 1070 I have that I bought new back in 2016 has gotten way more life than I ever expected it to.

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Ah see mine's electric. The only thing I'm paying gas for is heat for the air and the water.

Plus side is I have hot water during times of no electricity. Downside is I have no way to cook shit.

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Yea, I got a bit of that.

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Uhhhh there's a few orange labels and one that says Wild Sweet Orange from Tazo if that's the one you're referring to. That one's fine but slightly over-sweet. Gotta watch any additionals to that one.

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Originally posted by rokken

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Electric cooking is nice. I like having an electric kettle I don't have to worry about leaving on the stove for too long and boiling all the water away...

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I've done this. I actually messed up a regular kettle with a thermometer on it because I let it overboil too long. It's one of the main reasons I went to an electric kettle that auto-offs after boiling and keeps it warm for a certain amount of time. Not much more expensive than the original kettle was either so I'm not sure why I didn't do that first to begin with.

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