My computer is in the room adjoining my parents' at the moment, and I avoid disturbing them at night by using open-back headphones which give a good sense of how loud you're talking, and I use a modmic and crank the gain up so it picks up my voice well even when I'm talking very softly.

Soundproofing a room without tearing the walls out is nearly impossible.

Could also be that your GPU is overheating. This is a common cause of low performance & crashes under load while gaming.

Here we go again

I tried all sorts of music discovery methods and none of them did squat. However, one day when I was browsing idly on Amazon, I noticed a wacky trend that people who give 5 star reviews to albums I really like also happen to give 5 star reviews to other albums I hadn't heard of but now really like. For some reason, Amazon's current recommendation system is built on similar purchases rather than similar reviews (which provides much less relevant results). I can't guarantee this will work for your genre of music, but it's worth trying.

Kale/spinach/mixed greens/arugula (take your pick), raspberries/dried cranberries (take your pick), walnuts/pumpkin & sunflower seeds (take your pick), blue cheese and vinaigrette. Let your imagination run wild.

mid - process (ramp surf rollouts)
2nd - badlands (airshots)
last - gullywash (lots of interesting flanks)

Dang dude those are some Freddie Wong level special effects. Good work.

You could always right click on the link -> open in new tab and copy-paste the IP address from the browser's URL bar.

The first problem is an issue with either your DVI cable, monitor, or video card. You'll need to isolate the problem by replacing each of those.

The second problem is definitely unrelated and probably a wifi connection issue. If you're on wired, that's a different story.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21415172

TL;DR the spectrum of light emitted by backlit monitors affects your body's circadian rhythm and suppresses your body's natural production of melatonin

In the same vein, I highly recommend everyone to use f.lux, this software dynamically adjusts your monitors color temperature to help avoid some of these aforementioned effects

https://justgetflux.com/

smh

Granola, or any cereal with lots of dietary fiber and a low enough sugar content that I don't feel like I'm eating diabetes in a bowl.

Don't look at a screen within an hour of going to bed

Those aren't anal beads

That's not how acquisitions work