Windows 10, along with Google Chrome, just displays blue screen.

I've been trying to play some of the MSX games, but I can't seem to even after turning off hardware acceleration. Why?

This was originally meant to be posted before my surgery 3 months earlier, but given Trump's election and following protests after the election, I have decided to repost this.

While I don't precisely remember the video source I also watched one of his videos with one of the headlines dealing with the situation about 2 Twitch streams apparently talking some bad things behind other streamers. However, they later apologized in other stream, where they felt bad about what they had did earlier and apologized to everyone they had talked bad things about. This parallel my own situation, while it does in fact, mirror some facts, was bit of a downer. Believe it or not, I was a former user in TvTropes. However, I began to talk some bad things about some parts of that website, and I got permanently banned for that. Afterwards, I felt bad for all the things I did and got depressed for a while, even refusing to talk about it online because I felt like no one would ever think about listening to me because I wasn't huge enough (e.g. 10k & subs on YouTube, decent popularity, etc), so I tried to keep it quiet. (This still didn't stop me from talking bad things about franchises (e.g. Precure), thought I later felt bad about it likewise) Fast forward today, and the recent situation in the past few months up to today had caused me to think about my own situation, and what will I do if anyone found out about me. Because of this, I wanted to expose myself before anyone could ever do so in the event of an account leak, but regardless, even if I were out for a long time (signed up around 2011, went out for a few years or so), or if you think negatively about me, or if I get banned for posting this, at least I know that's i'm not one of those people who dox other people like Keemstar, or abuse the copyright system like Viacom and Fouseytube. (This was edited out from a duplicated thread, but since this part was not duplicated, the mods allowed this part.)

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This song has a lot of creepy undertones to it. What's even more interesting that in the earlier versions, there seems to be some type of chanting that deeply offended some people. Whether the song is even less creepier if the chanting was removed or not is up to you.

yoshirulez! : Lol, how did you know SilvaGunner was my favorite?

HeavyMetalGamer : Sorry, that was me. I actually meant to press like on it, though I never realized that I actually pressed the dislike button. Btw, did you even read my post? I just said that it was just my opinion.

Update: While I agree that he loves to complain at times and is a hypocrite, at least Grade's making some good points. Also, I actually am neutral at your Donald Trump joke, and it's just my opinion, along with this post.

Title says all. Recently, YouTube has implemented the Heroes system, which allows people to become a volunteer for the YouTube community, and to earn points and level up on the Heroes program. How do you contribute? According to the website, you can contribute by reporting on videos that violate community guidelines, contributing subtitles, and answering a question on the YouTube help form, with your answer being featured as a Best Answer. However, this has angered many creators, such as Phillip Defranco, and are protesting against the new system. However, I find that way overblown. This is because, that I believe, that while it isn't broken, I blame the other people who contribute it to its negative reputation, such as SJWs and angry fanboys. To quote GradeAUnderA, "The internet !32@U!Y loves to complain about, I dunno why they like it, but the internet loves to have something to complain about. And we all know it's true! We all know that whenever there's a bandwagon forming on YouTube, everyone loves to jump on it. And we also know it, right? That YouTube is everyone's favorite scapegoat, and people are always looking to blame it for something." Hold it. Say that one more time. "YouTube is everyone's favorite scapegoat, and people are always looking to blame it for something." Huh. I guess why that literally EVERYTHING YouTube does will anger the community. However, I find a very good amount of potential in the Heroes system. For example, assuming I am a level 3 Hero, I find a very negative video under the assumed name of Keemstar, and everyone dislikes it. What is my response? To mass flag the video and take it down. While it does have its own negatives, it does have a huge amount of positives. You can report on well hated YouTubers (e.g. DSPgaming, Fine Brothers, #DramaAlert, Joey Salads, etc.) and also get to test out products for YouTube. In conclusion, to quote Gandhi, "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."

So I've heard about this Marina Joyce thing online, about the rumors that she is held hostage by ISIS terrorists for funding of their own schemes. However, after watching THE MARINA JOYCE RANT by LeafyIsHere , there could rumors that it couldn't be ISIS terrorists holding her hostage, but suffers from drug abuse (ironic, since she (allegedly) got abused by Sam Pepper), or is a attention seeker. While I was watching the video, I noticed that her sub count jacked up to 1,000,000 within a single day! Also, an recent upload from Scarce shows that #BoycottMarinaJoyce is apparently trending due to another rant by Pyrocynical, meaning that she has become an well-known and a controversial figure in the YouTube community. I think for the hostage situation, if it were true, then this could quickly endanger her life, because the terrorists would then come to her house and possibly kill her. On the other factor, if she were suffering from drug abuse, then I advise her to seek medical attention immediately, cause that could endanger her life also. Finally, on the factor that she is just an attention whore, then possibly we could have fallen into one of the biggest YouTube scandals since the Fine Bros. Regardless, even if this was all a fake, let's just hope that Marina Joyce is okay and unharmed from this drama.

Speaking of Scarce, while I don't precisely remember the video source I also watched one of his videos with one of the headlines dealing with the situation about 2 Twitch streams apparently talking some bad things behind other streamers. However, they later apologized in other stream, where they felt bad about what they had did earlier and apologized to everyone they had talked bad things about. This parallel my own situation, while it does in fact, mirror some facts, was bit of a downer. Believe it or not, I was a former user in TvTropes. However, I began to talk some bad things about some parts of that website, and I got permanently banned for that. Afterwards, I felt bad for all the things I did and got depressed for a while, even refusing to talk about it online because I felt like no one would ever think about listening to me because I wasn't huge enough (e.g. 10k & subs on YouTube, decent popularity, etc), so I tried to keep it quiet. (This still didn't stop me from talking bad things about franchises (e.g. Precure), thought I later felt bad about it likewise) Fast forward today, and the recent situation in the past few months up to today had caused me to think about my own situation, and what will I do if anyone found out about me. Because of this, I wanted to expose myself before anyone could ever do so in the event of an account leak, but regardless, even if I were out for a long time (signed up around 2011, went out for a few years or so), or if you think negatively about me, or if I get banned for posting this, at least I know that's i'm not one of those people who dox other people like Keemstar, or abuse the copyright system like Viacom.

What's up, guys and gals, sorry if this is late, but I wanted to talk about a certain YouTuber who had finally put his final nail in his own coffin. While we know that the copyright system has been abused multiple times (e.g. Fine Bros, MattHossZone, Toei Animation), this one brought me to near utter rage. While I was watching Scarce's videos, he began to talk about a YouTuber named Woolie who got terminated by none other than Lhugueny, who was angered by him for using one of his videos. Needless to say, while I find his animation and music already cringeworthy, this one nearly blew my top today to the point where I literally said, "HOW THE HECK DID YOU SCREW THAT UP SO HARD TO THE POINT WHERE YOU LITERALLY KILLED YOUR OWN FANBASE!!!???" Needless to say, this guy is literally the epitome of how much a person cannot take criticism, and how much he is willing to silence the freedom of speech permanently. Anyone who is subscribed to him should boycott his videos and dislike them all, and also report him.

What's up, guys and gals, sorry if this is late, but I wanted to talk about a certain YouTuber who had finally put his final nail in his own coffin. While we know that the copyright system has been abused multiple times (e.g. Fine Bros, MattHossZone, Toei Animation), this one brought me to near utter rage. While I was watching Scarce's videos, he began to talk about a YouTuber named Woolie who got terminated by none other than Lhugueny, who was angered by him for using one of his videos. Needless to say, while I find his animation and music already cringeworthy, this one nearly blew my top today to the point where I literally said, "HOW THE HECK DID YOU SCREW THAT UP SO HARD TO THE POINT WHERE YOU LITERALLY KILLED YOUR OWN FANBASE!!!???" Needless to say, this guy is literally the epitome of how much a person cannot take criticism, and how much he is willing to silence the freedom of speech permanently. Anyone who is subscribed to him should boycott his videos and dislike them all, and also report him.

What's up, guys and gals, sorry if this is late, but I wanted to talk about a certain YouTuber who had finally put his final nail in his own coffin. While we know that the copyright system has been abused multiple times (e.g. Fine Bros, MattHossZone, Toei Animation), this one brought me to near utter rage. While I was watching Scarce's videos, he began to talk about a YouTuber named Woolie who got terminated by none other than Lhugueny, who was angered by him for using one of his videos. Needless to say, while I find his animation and music already cringeworthy, this one nearly blew my top today to the point where I literally said, "HOW THE HECK DID YOU SCREW THAT UP SO HARD TO THE POINT WHERE YOU LITERALLY KILLED YOUR OWN FANBASE!!!???" Needless to say, this guy is literally the epitome of how much a person cannot take criticism, and how much he is willing to silence the freedom of speech permanently. Anyone who is subscribed to him should boycott his videos and dislike them all, and also report him.

So, I just got up and found out that Pokemon Emerald, along with other Nintendo games, were back. Did they finally settle copyright issues with Nintendo?

DylanMcKaig : Well, on the other hand, at least the Fine Bros didn't abuse or cyberbully people.

The best I have seen so far was The Completionist "review" of Better Call Saul. The review is about Jirard deciding to review it because, "EASY YOUTUBE MONEY!" He also talks about the "development history" of Better Call Saul, saying how Square Enix was involved with the graphics engine, but the creator decided to go against it (due to it having "terrible" graphics). Even though he praised the graphics and premise, he criticized the controls due to having few of them (e.g only having the fast forward, backwards, and pause buttons). He then realizes that he can become instantly famous by making reaction videos. Afterwards, he advises his viewers to "look it".

LunarDarkness2 : #TeamH3H3, anyone? I heard that's a popular hashtag.

Apparently, I got interested into some tv show, and I want to review it, but I can't for some reason. Is it actually possible to post a non-video game review? And if so, how? If not, why?

Keiji Inafune ACTUALLY killed Megaman Legends 3. After finishing Megaman Legends 2 and X5, he wanted to move on to the Mega Man Zero series, and then after Mega Man 10, he decided to abandon Mega Man for good and start a new company and series that is basically a ripoff of Mega Man. That said, and there's a good reason why Red Ash didn't reach its goals, because it was a ripoff of Megaman Legends.

imamonster : Dang, it's TMZ all over again. But what caused all this drama to reach such peaks? Let's take a look back at the Fine Bros trademark controversy. After the react world announcement, people reported that other reaction videos were being taken down (including #DramaAlert), and caused the drama to reach such peaks that it gave spawn to multitudes of rant videos and the #WTFU movement, raising the drama further up. So if you're wondering where all this drama reached such peaks, blame the Fine Bros for making #DramaAlert one of the most controversial channels.

Yeah, but remember one thing: There is no such thing as bad publicity, as regardless of controversy, that person will gain massive amount of popularity, because, nowadays, news outlets want to entertain people for viewers.